Cynthia Harris

My dear friend Cynthia was such a beautiful and warm person of which I had the pleasure of meeting 20 years ago at church. She was genuine, talented, and a woman of God. I admired her so much. My last time seeing her was at a birthday party, I sat at the table with her, she talked about her son and his family of whom she was very proud of. We've created many memories together, when I think of her, I will reach into the memory bank and smile. May God bless the family🙏🏾

Condolences with God's Grace and Mercy The Harris Family. Dr. Harris prayed for me at UAB Hospital May of 2014. I am truly grateful for her words of recovery. Hornet Antoinette Robinson

Prayers and condolences for family and friends. Cynthia and I go back 50 years Colony St and Clearview Heights. She was my friend, an anointed woman of God and awesome professor at ASU in writing Lab and Honors program. She loved her students. She was social butterfly in Montgomery religious and academics circles. She was instrumental in getting my wife job at ASU. We talked often always including God in all our conversations. I miss my friend dearly. Lord have mercy. Rest in heaven my sister in Christ. Dorsey'"Boosie " Nelson

Dr. Harris, you served as Vice President of the National Association of African American Honors Programs while I served as president during the year of COVID-19, 2019-20. I will always remember the deep spirituality you brought to our Executive Committee meetings. Your always positive attitude constantly lifted me and, I'm sure, our members too. You left us while serving as National President. You will be sorely missed. —Dr. Kenneth E. Jones, Past President, NAAAHP

Dr. Harris was a great professor, minister, mentor, and friend. I will miss her dearly, and I know our Father God has welcomed her with a "Well Done my good and faithful servant." I love you.

My heart and prayers are with the family doing this time. I am grateful for the short period of time that I was able to work with Dr. Harris. She was very confident in her relationship with God and had a boldness that I will never forget. -Dr. Quincy Moore

It was a pleasure knowing Dr. Harris, the 2021 President of the National Association of African American Honors Programs (NAAAHP), and my friend. Her leadership has made a tremendous impact on the organization. My prayers are with her family, friends, colleagues, and students of ASU.

The Hardy Family

Cynthia my dear Sister and Friend, we were the Colony Street girls who grew up together from kids to adulthood. We shared everything at Mrs Clara's house. We shared holidays, good times and bad that made us stronger as a Family. You will surely be missed. Rest In Peace My Sister. 🙏🏾❤️

Sorry for your loss god bless you all

Rest in peace Dear Cousin Cynthia. God knew you were tired so he called you home. Our prayers are with the family. From the Rest of Mabel Graham's Family from Ohio.

Cynthia, has earned her wings, a sweet spirit and she will be missed. Jacqueline Rose Hudson

A friend from Homeview, where no one is a stranger and Colony Street and Barnes Street girls ruled the roost. Cynt is the third daughter and granddaughter of Mrs. Gertrude and Mrs. Honey Brown. A lot of time was spent on the front porch at Ms, Honey's house. Cynt also presided over the family hour for our mother in 2015. Rest well dear friend, your earthly work has come to an end and you have earned a crown of peace. The McClain GIrls from Barnes Street.

Cynthia you were my first daughter-in-law.you are the mother of my first grandson.you was always like my own daughter.I love you and pray that you rest in heaven.my CONDOLENCES to your family.mildred and samuel Bruce

Rest in peace Cousin Cynthia. Your lovely spirit and gracious presence will always be remembered. Loving you always, Sheilah and Auntie Mabel Graham. Much love to Gertrude and the entire family.

Cynt, we met some 26 years ago after you married my brother-friend. Our relationship blossomed into one of sisterhood. Your radiant smile and unforgettable voice will be missed. Remember, we both agreed that "you're kinda hard to forget." Praying for Orlando, momma Trudie, and the entire family. Take your rest sister-friend, until we meet again. Sincerely, The Roberson Family-Atlanta

Cynthia Harris was a dear friend and colleague in the ASU Humanities Department. She was a shining light, a woman of faith, a joyous friend, and an excellent teacher. My sympathy and prayers are with her family.

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