Cynthia "Cindy" Marie Turek
January 15, 2016
Cynthia Marie Turek
Cynthia Marie "Cindy" Turek, age 59, passed away on January 15, 2016. She was a sweet, caring and funny person, with an impish sense of humor. Cindy was born in Ft. Morgan, Colorado. After living in New Mexico and Wyoming, she settled in Denver, Colorado, where she graduated from Arapahoe High School and attended Northern Colorado University. She had a long career in the banking industry, and was most proud of assisting in the start-up of Young Americans Bank, opened specifically for children. Her last position was Senior Accounts Manager at First Data Corp. She loved sports, especially running, bicycling and swimming. She is survived by her mother, Mary E. Turek; her brothers Tom and Terry, and her sisters Melodye, Mary Lou and Marilyn; her nephew, Bradley; her nephew, Brian, his wife Abbie, and great nephew, Jace. Cindy was preceded in death by her father, Joe Turek. No public service. Memorial contributions may be made to: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 142, Memphis, TN 38148. Please use tribute number 40034912.
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I am so sorry to hear about Cindy's death! I worked with her at FDC. She was so fun to be around!
Mary and family, so shocked to read about Cindy. So many fond memories of your family. Our prayers are with you at this time.
Melodye–I am so very sorry to read about your sister passing. This must be such a challenging time for your family. Thinking of you and wondering how you are. Take care.
Jill Wayne
I was so saddened to hear about Cindy. I worked with Cindy at First Data and always enjoyed her sense of humor and comments. What a loss to all and especially to her family that she was so close to and talked about so often.
I wish that I had the words to say how sadden I was to hear of Cindy's passing. Thinking of her always made me smile because of her infectious personality. Having worked with Cindy, Marilyn & Brad at First Data, a fabulous family is missing a beat in its heart. The earth has lost one of its angels.
I wish that I had the words to say how sadden I was to hear of Cindy's passing. Thinking of her always made me smile because of her infectious personality. The earth has lost one of its angels.
Melody — I am so very sorry to learn of Cindy's death. I was trying to find you to let you know about a pending move to Mexico and came upon her obituary. I knew Cindy only through you, and know how strong your bonds were. Please know you have my deep sympathy. — Carolyn
Marilyn, I only learned about Cindy after reading about your brother, Terry. I am deeply saddened. Maybe you don't remember me, but I went to UNC with Cindy and we lived next door to each other in Cross Hall. Yes, that was a long time ago but I have thought of her many times and about how close you 2 were. Cindy had the greatest personality and was always so funny! I remember she helped me through a really tough time back then. Somehow she knew exactly what was happening and she came to me with an understanding I did not know existed! I can't imagine how devastated you and your family must still be and especially now with Terry's recent passing. Please know I hold you all gently in my thoughts. This is such a cute picture of her. I will treasure her forever.