Birth date: Feb 1, 1951 Death date: Jun 18, 2009
Kamleiter, Cynthia Ann (Brannon) Born February 1, 1951, passed away suddenly in her North Dallas home on June 18, 2009. Cindy was preceded in death by her mother, Ethel Mae Brannon, and her father, Roy Lee Brannon. She is survived Read Obituary
Cindy Brannon Kamleiter was my dear friend in college and well beyond. I was in her wedding to Paul and, in fact, caught her bouquet! We lost touch and I found her obituary quite by accident. I am so sorry to learn Cindy is gone from our presence. She was pure sunshine.
A bit of the air we breathe, that light, joyous, refreshing air that comes with Spring's first blooms or autumn's final glorious days, has been extinguished from this earth with the passing of Cindy. Who can forget her giggle, her sense of fairness, her loyal and caring spirit, her inexhaustible exuberance for life? Though I had not seen her much during our adult lives, nothing could ever break the bond that we shared as childhood friends–a group of old Planoites that took our first steps together and skipped and danced throughout our growing years, shoulder-to-shoulder and arm-in-arm. At our reunions, scattered though they were, Cindy's eyes would always shine when seeing old friends. And in an instant, she would have you laughing and recalling days gone by. Today, I will walk out into nature, look at the sky, and give thanks that a woman like Cindy was not only part of my life but part of that of my family, our friends and this world. Paul, "Shug", "Boogs" and Buddy and Et hel too, wherever you are, you are in my thoughts and in my prayers.
Though I haven't seen Cindy since High School, I will always remember her smile and sense of humor; traits we both shared! Our time growing up there in Plano not only in school but at 1st Baptist forged memories I will never forget. For the dear family I leave this scripture:"But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him." 1 Thess. 4:13-14. God Bless!
What a shock to hear of Cindy's passing. What a fun and vivacious spirit! We were so priviledged to have known her. Paul, we pray that the comfort of our Lord Jesus is with you and all who knew her. Paula
One cannot think of Cindy without a smile coming to your face. There are not many that I have know who has such a zest for life and were so full of laughter and caring for those they loved and were friends with. I was a year behind Cindy in school, but back then Plano was so small that everyone knew each other. Our families were friends and were connected through the First Baptist Church of Plano. I have pictures of times shared together when we were both children. I was shocked and greatly saddened to hear of Cindy leaving us way to soon. Paul, may you and the rest of the family feel God's hand in yours and His arm around you in the days ahead. Cindy will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
The Brannons entered my life some 52 years ago when I was hired as a "sack boy" for their grocery store. Cindy and Sugie burst in the store on my first Saturday. Their verve, smiles, and humor have endured all these years. Boogie came later and we all shared in holding her as a baby. Pat often had lunch with her classmates and there was always a "story" of Cindy and her bubbly humor. To say that we'll miss her is just not enough to express our sadness. Memories hurt now, but, from experience, we know that this hurt will pass, and, again smiles will naturally come when we think of Cindy… Our love to you all…
We were sooo saddened to hear of the passing of Cindy. She was loved by our whole family. Paul, and Karen, Please know that our prayers are with you and you family as you grieve the loss of one that we all loved sooo much. We will miss Cindy and her sweet sweet smile. Dennis, Ann, Suzanne, Amy & Danny Jones
It saddens my heart to hear about a childhood friend leaving so soon. My heartfelt sympathy to all of her family. We were such a small town with close family ties to everyone who grew up there. Times long passed but memories not forgotten.
