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Mrs. Cynthia Dianne Loesser, age 60, of Peachtree City, passed away December 27, 2017 after a hard-fought 5 year long battle with breast cancer.
Cyndi was born in Houston, TX on February 14, 1957. She grew up in Mississippi but after several moves finally settled in Peachtree City with her husband and two children. She spent 20 years as an aerobics instructor and coordinator. She was loved by so many, especially those at Hoshizaki, where she had a successful 27 year career. She was a devoted grandmother and a caring friend and coworker. Friends remember Cyndi as “a wonderful friend, coworker, adviser, confidante, mother and grandmother.”
Cyndi was proceeded in death by her brother: Aubrey Loper. She is survived by her husband of 41 years: Mike Loesser of Peachtree City; daughter: Susan Williams of Peachtree City; son: Shawn Loesser of Los Angeles, CA; mother: Bobby Sue Loper; grandchildren: Nigel, Ries, Jaxon, Jagger and Crosby; siblings: Gloria Kuriger, Wanda Neese, and Richard Loper; many nieces and nephews. Cyndi is also survived by her beloved dog, Buddy, who was by her side for several years and faithfully watched over her during her final days.
The Loesser family would like to extend their heartfelt appreciation to the staff of Amedysis Hospice, who provided such wonderful care for Cyndi.
A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, January 6th between 2pm and 5pm at The Gathering Place in Peachtree City. Memorial contributions may be made in Cyndi Loesser’s honor to The Breast Cancer Survivors’ Network, 1401 Georgian Park, Suite 110, Peachtree City, GA 30269.
The Loesser family is being assisted by Georgia Cremation, 1086 Hwy 54 West, Fayetteville.
Lisa Stieb says
Cindi will be greatly missed
Mo Dwyer says
Prayers and deepest sympathy to the family. Cyndi was such an inspiration!
Danielle Springer says
Cyndi was loved by so many at CTCA, I was blessed to help take care for her for 2 years. I loved getting to know you her, what an honor. You will be missed!!! Fly high sweet Angel!!!!
Amy Kendall says
Cyndi was a lovely woman. My condolences to her family. She always brought a brightness to a room. Forever in our memories, never to be forgotten.
Stacey Chestnut says
We always loved seeing Cyndi at Griffin Hoshizaki. She would walk through the door with a smile and a kind word for anyone who saw her. She was always telling us about her family, pictures of the boys in California were always shared. We will miss her so. Prayers and our deepest sympathy to all.
Donna Christopher says
Cyndi was an inspiration of strength and stamina. Whatever the battle whether physical or emotional, she would always say ” what do you do? You keep going that’s what you do!” My sympathies go out to her family especially her grandkids who she so faithfully talked about and loved dearly! She will be GREATLY missed here at Hoshizaki.
Trey Hoffman says
I knew Cyndi for only a short time, but was hugely impressed by her grace and composure as she dealt with the ravages of her disease. I know she was good friends with so many here at Hoshizaki and I extend my condolences to them as well as her family for the loss of such a bright spirit.
Len Miller says
I worked closely with Cyndi in 2013/4 and will always remember her saying “good morning handsome” I will miss you
Rick Mulheron says
To the family; you are in my prayers during this difficult time! I worked with Cyndi at Hoshizaki for many years. I have no doubt that her kind spirit and laughter will be missed by all. My deepest sympathies! May she rest in the arms of our Lord and Savior!
Dean Darcy says
Condolences, thoughts and prayers for the family.
I did not know Cyndi long, however she was a pleasure to work with. She took care of me as a new employee and showed me the things I needed to know to make a good career here at Hoshizaki. I will forever be grateful for her friendship and guidance.
Ken hardisty says
Cyndi was a bright light of support and a positive influence to me during my bout with cancer. She always had words of encouragement and I like to think we were able to gain comfort from each others positive outlooks. Cyndi showed me how important it was to keep a positive attitude during the darkest depths that cancer takes you to. Her spirit will remain with me as a light to share with others. I will miss our time together during my factory visits. My heart goes out to Cyndi’s family. May you have comfort in knowing that Cyndi was loved by many. Her positive impact on our lives will not be forgotten.
Cathy Anderson says
My deepest sympathy to the Loesser family. I had the pleasure of meeting Cyndi many years ago through group fitness at different gyms in Peachtree city. We worked together many times over the years and she was always a pleasure. She was a great role model to many and I know that she will be greatly missed.
Sue lynch says
She was a coach, an ear to bend and an all around wonderful person. My condolences to her family for their loss
Owen Talley says
I was deeply saddened when I heard of Cyndi’s passing. I had the pleasure of working with her at Hoshizaki. She always greeted me with a cheerful smile and the greeting “hi dee ho Owen!” She will be missed dearly. My deepest sympathies go out to her family and loved ones during this difficult time.