Ms. Cynthia E. Sneed

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Joseph and Miriam, I am so sorry to hear about your mom. She and I were colleagues in Florence. She once drove a van full of librarians to Atlanta for a conference. She had never driven a van before, but she put on a baseball cap and said that if the front of the van would fit, the rest would follow and off we went. She was kind, fun, and genuine. The world is smaller without her in it.

My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you. May the memories of your beautiful mother sustain you as you journey through this difficult period. I met Cynthia through her dear friend, Barbara Cook, in Columbia, SC. They embraced me and welcomed me into the sisterhood. Mark, Miriam, and Joseph, you are so blessed TO CALL her mother, as she lives on in your memories and in the values she imparted to each of you as you navigate life's challenges. Rest in peace my beautiful little friend.

May you find comfort in your faith and your memories. Cynthia was my next door neighbor on Zion Hill. She was very kind, and smart. I have fond memories of her and her mom, Mrs. Rosa Bell.

My prayers are with Miriam and Joseph and all of the family. Ms. Cynthia Sneed and I worked together at Henry Timrod Elementary School in Florence, South Carolina. We were professional colleagues and good friends. I got to know Miriam and Joseph. What a blessing it was to get to know all of you. Hold on to the memory and love of your mother. May she rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to your family. I loved your mother. She was a sweet and kind spirit. She was one of our Sunday School teachers when she lived in Columbia, SC. She was also one of the speakers at my wedding in 1985. I know she touched the lives of many students when she was a guidance counselor in the public schools. I will miss her loving spirit but I know heaven has gained an angel. Please know we are praying for all of you.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💕💕💕

Miriam and Joseph, as your Uncle, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother (Aunt Miriam's and Aunt Doris' and my sister), Cynthia. Although Tena and I cannot physically be with you today, we are with you in spirit. I will always treasure your mom's sweet memory. Love always, Uncle Charles and Tena

Condolences to the family. Will keep you in my prayers. Cynthia was a beautiful classmate and will truly be missed.

May the love of family and friends carry you through your grief.

I am so sorry to hear about Cynthia she was a great classmate she was sweet as she could be going to miss her

1970 Fairfield High School Class

To the family, please accept our heartfelt sympathy in this difficult time. Cynthia was our classmate, smart, outgoing and just a joy to be around. Whenever we were in her presence, she always had the response of a person full of wisdom and knowledge and grace. Rest well classmate !!

I have very fond memories of Cynthia because we grew up together on College St in the Zion Hill community of Winnsboro. She was always very sweet, kind, and such a joy to be with....we were classmates and walked to and from school together. I extend my heartfelt condolences to her family. May the good Lord grant you comfort and peace 🙏

Janyce and William are praying for the family. We wish we could be there with you. May God continue to bless and strengthen you. From Baltimore Maryland.

Miriam and Joseph, your mother's kindness and professionalism will never be forgotten. Keep the good memories with you always.

Miriam and Joseph, I am so grateful to have known the sweetest librarian in Florence. (Tmrod Elementary) My love and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May God's keep you both strong as you navigate life without mom. May the memories of her kind heart and beautiful personality comfort you.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.