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Moore, Cynthia Jean - It is with heavy hearts we say good-bye to one of the strongest women we have known. Cindy is at peace. She fought a long battle, on her own terms with Cancer. As a family, we are at peace knowing she is in a better place, no longer suffering. Cindy's life was filled with much love, laughter, hope, joy and smiles for a brighter tomorrow – that will be carried on by her family and friends. Cindy was a wonderful wife, loving mother, #1 grandmother, and a kind caring sister, aunt, great aunt and friend. Cindy's greatest joy was her family. She always supported her children and grandchildren's passions and dreams; she was and always will be their biggest (and loudest) cheerleader and #1 fan. Cindy would always express how excited or proud she was of them anytime she had a chance. One of Cindy's greatest pleasures was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren; she loved playing with them, teaching them her passions and spoiling each of them rotten. Each of her grandchildren had a unique and special bond with her, over her many hobbies; camping, hockey, painting on canvas and ceramics, crocheting and all types of crafts. She is survived by daughter, Kelly (Jay) Fisher; sons, Sean (Alicia Aide); Padraic (Tabitha); grandchildren, Kaylib, Sapphire - Jade, Delmar, Chevelle, Padraic Jr., Hamish, Cronus, Bjorn, Larken and Odin; father, Rennie Taylor; brothers, Danny (Sally), Leon (Christine), Bernard, Robert and Calvin Taylor; sister, Nova (Bill) Coombs; brother-in-law, Tim (Kathy); many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by mother, Ethel Taylor; husband, Wayne. Cindy maybe gone from this world but will live on in our hearts. She left an amazing legacy – loved and honored by her family and friends.

-Remembered Joy-
I could not stay another day,
To love, to laugh, to work or play;
Tasks left undone must stay that way.
And if my parting has left a void,
Then fill it with remembered joy.

Ramblings of the Claury