Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home

Relyea, Cynthia Lee

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Pittsford: February 15, 2015. Predeceased by father, Gerald. She is survived by mother, Marilyn; 3 brothers, Steven (Andrea), Mark (Kathy), Ace (Debbie); 3 aunts, 4 nieces, 1 nephew.

Cindy loved sports, was All County in softball, volleyball and soccer at Pittsford Sutherland. She loved golf, bowling, walking her pets, sunsets over Sodus Bay and the band U2.

Friends are welcome to call at the RICHARD H. KEENAN FUNERAL HOME, 7501 PITTSFORD PALMYRA ROAD, FAIRPORT (EGYPT LOCATION), Saturday 3-5 where a Memorial Service will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Alcoholics Anonymous.

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6 responses to “Relyea, Cynthia Lee”

  1. Polly hendricks Avatar
    Polly hendricks

    You will be missed Cindy! We all loved you and your spirit. May you rest in peace while jamming to U2!

  2. Kelly Farquhar-Nelson Avatar
    Kelly Farquhar-Nelson

    I will forever hold the memories of playing soccer and softball with Cindy. She was always quick with a smile and a laugh on top of being an excellent athlete. My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this sad time.

  3. Tammy McConnell Avatar
    Tammy McConnell

    I’m so sorry to hear of Cindy’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends. I was Cindy’s catcher for a couple of year’s on Sutherland’s softball team and a soccer teammate. When I think of Cindy, I think of a ready smile, a fierce competitor, and someone who lived her life to the fullest. Cindy will always be one of the most extraordinary natural athletes I’ve ever known.

    Tammy (Tonucci) McConnell

  4. dave rogachefsky Avatar
    dave rogachefsky

    I first met Cindy at the JCC; she joined our co-ed floor hockey league. I knew she was a gamer, even at age 8 or 9, when she showed up with hockey gloves and her own stick! To say the least, she gave the boys (and other girls) fits, as she totally excelled against lots of older kids. I believe she actually went with me and a few other kids to Ithaca one time for a Cornell sporting event. I am totally saddened to hear of her passing, and if I were in town this weekend I would certainly be at the calling hours. May she rest and peace, and may her family be comforted, today and always.

  5. Pat Cloonan Avatar
    Pat Cloonan

    So sorry to hear the news of Cindy. I was her sixth grade teacher and have nothing but wonderful memories of her. I fondly remember her determination, easy-going manner, quick wit and, of course, outstanding athletic ability. Cindy was one of those students you never forget (for all the good reasons!).

  6. Christi Haritatos Avatar
    Christi Haritatos

    My condolences to family and also to Mike McKenna, her best friend and roommate, who took such good care of her.