Condolence: My late wife, Mimi Harrington, was the camp director at Eagle Island in the 1990s and developed a warm and wonderful relationship with Cindy via their shared love of sailing (and I suspect their shared instincts as teachers). I am sorry that I only came across news of her passing just now, and I and my sons send our heartfelt condolences to your family. As Eagle Island is once again a sailing place, I sincerely believe that some day the breezes will blow the memories of these two wonderful women together in the spirit of generous friendship, capable seamanship, and a love of the lake and all that it means.

Condolence: Please accept my sincere condolences to your family. May you find comfort in God's promise to soon end suffering and death. Revelation 21:3, 4

Condolence: Our Upper Saranac Lake experiences could be said to have been mostly hyphenated. Cindy (and Dick) were the best part of our many summers at the lake, whether simply visiting, competing on the sailing course, hiking, dining out, or at each other's homes, attending the book club Cindy started. What more can one ask for in life, but countless good memories. And, so many times when "the gang of five" (you know who you are) got to rambunctious for Dick....and he suddenly remembered something he had to do in Syracuse, Cindy stuck it out keeping bedlam out of camp! We hope at least some of the next generation will get hooked on this life (and join us in reindeer play).

Condolence: Dear Alex, Thinking of you and sending our warmest thoughts and prayers for you, your mom, and your family. What a wonderful life your mother had, and how she loved you playing harp for her! With our love, Dave and Sherj DeSantis

Condolence: So sorry but Cindi had a long and fulfilling life