Cynthia L. Ginsberg
1952-07-19 2009-09-28
Ginsberg, Cynthia Kunin age 57, of Minneapolis, died peacefully at home surrounded by her family after a courageous battle with uterine cancer. Survived by husband, David Ginsberg; children, Andrew (Emily), Todd, Adam, and Charles Ginsberg; grandson, Ethan and Eli; parents, Beverly & Paul Kunin; sisters, Jennifer Kunin and Wendi Kunin Tanner (Kenneth); mother-in-law and father-in-law, Doris & Ted Ginsberg; brothers-in-law, Gordon (Kate), and Joel (Sara) Ginsberg; nieces and nephews, Sam, Josh, Brody, Miya, Dana, Jessica, and Amanda; and a powerful & devoted circle of friends. The family is so thankful for their love and help. Funeral service WEDNESDAY (TODAY) 3:30 PM, TEMPLE ISRAEL, 2324 Emerson Ave. So., Mpls. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Cynthia Ginsberg Women's Cancer Fund c/o Temple Israel. SHIVA, 7 PM Wed. and Thurs. at Temple Israel. Everyone who knew Cindy will miss her smile, her caring nature, her kindness and her love. Hodroff-Epstein 612-871-1234 Sweet Cindy was my hero! Her courageous battle, passion for life & faith in miracles gave her the strength to "never give up!" David was her knight in shining armor! He stood by her side every step of the way, and her beaautiful boys: Andrew; Todd; Adam & Charlie surrounded her with peacefulness & harmony! Cindy was truly blessed with a warm, loving family and dear, dear heartfelt friends! As you know Parkettes played a big role in Cindy's life and she so enjoyed communicating with each and everyone of you!Unimagineable that she is no longer here!
tribute by Nancy Hartman...very shocked and saddened to learn of Cindy's passing. While I was not in her circle of friends, and only greeted her occasionally in passing, I always thought she was one of the nicest girls in our class. Talented, pretty, and friendly to everyone. I admired and respected her from a distance, but still considered her a friend.
tribute by Wayne Klayman