Just reaching out to let you know Cindy has not been forgotten.  I still can't believe she's gone. She always had a smile and a big heart❤️ . Prayers and hugs to her family as the continue to grieve her passing on the first anniversary 🙏. 

Stan, Anthony, Christopher,

I am so sorry for your loss; I knew Cindy from the time she was 10 years old.  Her parents and my parents were friends/neighbors at a camping site in Reynolds PA; between Greenville and Hickory PA.   We use to ride motorcycles/swim/fish/play basketball/golf together as childhood friends in the 70's.  I saw your loss via the internet.  I wish your family the best.   Sorry to hear about your loss.

Edward Sudo
Pittsburgh, PA 

 I'm so stunned and saddened to learn this news today.  My heart aches for Cindy's family.  Oh Cindy, I will miss your sharp wit!  Every once in awhile, I will put Bucky on the doorstep of an Iowa Hawkeyes fan in your honor.

Jerry and I were shocked and saddened to read about Cindy's passing.   I have such fond memories of her at Youngstown State University.  She was always there to help me with my computing issues; but, more important, she was so funny to talk with and be with.  She was our "Moe"  of our Three Stooges version on our Tug-of-War team when we would "nyuk, nyuk, nyuk it up" after each winning pull! Much sympathies to her husband, sons and family. Gone too soon.

Cindy had a salt lamp at her work desk  and I wondered if that contributed to her positive mood. She was always friendly and had the ability to strike up a conversation with anyone like she knew them for years,  she will surely  be missed.  Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.


My words fall short as there is never enough or the right words to say when you lose someone like Cindy. I don’t think she knew a stranger, she made even the newest employees feel like an old friend. I sure will miss seeing her in the breakroom (a resounding message from all her coworkers) and talking about her kids, granddaughter, husband, golf or the latest current event. Once we’re back in the office, who will I bother when I can’t log into the conference room computer? Even though she was probably met with that annoying request for help thousands of times, she continued to greet you with a smile and an answer (perhaps laced with some friendly sarcasm). That’s the thing about Cindy, she had such charisma and love for people. ASUEP’s fifth floor has lost a bright spot for many, many people. Stan, Christopher, Anthony and family, I’m so very sorry for your incredible loss. I hope the boundless messages of love coming from her friends and coworkers brings some comfort. Sending you so much love. 

I am so sorry to hear of Cindy's passing.  I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Cindy at ASU Foundation/ASUEP for many years (I think we started around the same time actually).    She would always ask me about my boys when I saw her and we would share stories.  She was always so helpful too.  I will be thinking of her family and sending prayers.
-Nicole Reilly 

I am so deeply saddened by the loss of my dear friend Cindy. My heart goes out to Jimmy and Patty and the entire family. I spent the most precious times in my life with her.  We would spend every day blasting music, laughing, singing together. I am so very lucky to have spent my formative years with her, getting through some of the most intense times in our lives  I saw her beautiful heart, fiery passion and undeniable humor. She was always there for me. I only wish I could would have spent more time with her. 
Sending all my love,
Dianne

Deepest sympathies to Cindy’s family.  My family had the pleasure of being Brookfield neighbors when Anthony and Christopher were young. Cindy was always so proud of her boys and we enjoyed talking about our Buckeyes and Penguins. May the warm memories of this dearly loved wife, mother, sister and friend comfort you and know that Cindy will always be fondly remembered. 

I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to Cindy Fark's family for their loss.  Cindy always extended me a friendly "hello" and a kind smile during her time at ASU Enterprise Partners. 
I hope the memories of her love and amazing spirit provide you comfort during this difficult time of grief. 

I was shocked to learn of Cindy's passing. Cindy and I worked together over the last 4 years and she was always such a wonderful person to work with. How lucky we all were to have known her, if only for a brief amount of time. 

My heart goes out to Cindy's husband and children. Everyone who worked with her will dearly miss her sense of humor and charisma. I'll always have a place for her in my memories. 

Stan and the Phillips and Fammartino families, my heart goes out to you!
All of us at Enterprise Partners will very much miss Cindy’s cheer and sarcasm. She was so kind, friendly and welcoming, with a great sense of humor, making everyone around her feel comfortable. 
I will especially miss having Cindy to discuss all things Buckeyes and to cheer and celebrate victories with. 
She was so proud of her boys and so happy having grand babies. I will miss the stories and updates. 
May she find peace with her mother and sister. 
Hugs and love to you all!
Chandra

Please accept my warmest condolences. I’m truly sorry for your loss. Praying for the family.
Shabrina Glass

Oh the hell we raised over the years and I shall remember each and every one of them. We shall miss your little giggle and your big burps....

My deepest sympathies to everyone.  So incredibly sad to see this posting on our Brookfield Memorial.  Such a dear person to everyone.  Heaven has gained another angel💔.  


Stan and family,

Words cannot express the heartbreak you must be going through. Deepest sympathies to you, your family and all who loved her. I'll be praying for peace and strength during this difficult time and in the days ahead.

I have the fondest memories of Cindy and had the pleasure of working with her for the last 13 1/2 years. Loved our little chit chats in the 5th floor kitchen, especially those about all the sporting events and golf outings the two of you attended.  I'll miss meeting in the Cornerstone parking lot to switch cars so she wouldn't have to drive home after ASU games. 

And oh how she loved to talk about her sons,  Anthony and Chris and her beautiful granddaughter Brooklyn. Pray they know how much she loved them and that they meant the world to her! Her eyes would light up every time she had the opportunity to spend time with her precious granddaughter!  Couldn't wait to get off of work or for the weekend to come. 

May your cherished memories and all the happy times help you through your grief.

Anne Johannes

My deepest sympathies to Stan, her sons and family.  Cindy was a great person to work with and a wonderful friend. Always there to listen to my crazy stories. Always there to help out in any way she could. You will be greatly missed Cindy. 

You will be missed Cindy, a nicer person I've never meet.  You were always willing to help or just listen to what someone had to say.  My deepest sympathies go to Stan, your two Sons and your family.

We are so very sad to hear of the loss of Cindy and  send our love and condolences to Stan and her sons.  We enjoyed seeing her when we were in Arizona a few times and will never forget her hospitality.  

Prayers and blessing to all.My deepest condolences to you and your family Jimmy. I can't believe she gone so young. 

You have my deepest sympathies.  She was such a bright light.


Sending my sincerest sympathy to your family in loss. May God  bless and keep you. 

I'm so sad to learn today, one of my classmates from h.s. has passed away, way to soon. Cindy, I'm so sorry you had to leave so soon. You were such a wonderful person and always had a smile on your face. My condolences to your family and friends.  Prayers of comfort in your time of grieving. ❤

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Cynthia Phillips Fark

March 3, 1958 – March 11, 2021

Valley of the Sun Mortuary & Cemetery

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