Cynthia Latke Obituary

Cindie, I will always remember your beautiful and amazing smile and wonderful, sincere disposition. You served your country well my dear and was an incredible wife and mother. Serving with you at Randolph AFB was an honor. My thoughts, prayers and love are with your family at this very difficult time. I will ask my son Alan to find you in Heaven and give you a HUGE hug from me.... Until we meet again. Debra

Roger, This is Bernadette again, I was wondering if at some point after you had time to grieve, if you could tell me what happened with Cindie? Jeannette and I are holding off on telling my mom. She won't take it well, especially after losing Marita in May. so I would love to have some answers for her, thank you. RIP Cindie, Mill & Marita back together. Thank you, you can reach me at [email protected]

Roger, I am so sorry for your loss, I have known Cindie her whole life, I am Rosemary and Neil's daughter Bernadette. Cindie and I spoke on Face Book a few times. I'm sorry I just don't know what to say to you right now. stay strong for the kids but don't forget to take time for you. Say Hi to mom for me. Take care of each other.RIP Cindie

So Sorry for your lost always praying for you and your family I worked with Cindi At Kindred Aurora Hospital and from day one we became Dear Friend here lovely smile warm HEART lovely Spirit the way she cared for her patients with so much compassion.rest my dear friend keep HEAVENS gates open for me we shell see each other one one sweet day.

I went to high school with Cindy and I remember fond times and many happy smiles. I am sorry for your loss and I will keep you all in my prayers.

Remembering the nice times we had with Cindie and family in Louisiana, Rest in Peace Cindie

My dear friend you are always in my heart l love you and i will see you one in HEAVEN take your rest

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. I'm so sorry for your loss and feel your pain. Cindie and I met in 5th grade at MHR and instantly became friends as we were both only children. I remember walking to the mall, going to burger king when we were suppose to be at church, roller skating, vacationing in the Adirondacks with my family and those dimples. I wish I would've connected with you when I was in Colorado Springs in May. RIP Cindie

My heart is heavy. My spirit is crushed. My friend, I will always have a special place in my heart for you. Thank you for being you and letting me back into your life. Love and hug.

So sorry for your loss. Cindie went to school with my sister, but I remember her. Heaven gained another angel.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences at this difficult time. May the God of all comfort strengthen you with his faithful promises for a happy future. Jeremiah 29:11- RJP

I worked with Cindie when I was a travel nurse at Select in Colorado Springs, she made me feel right at home, so kind and sweet. I did not know she was sick until a few months ago when she sent me a message.Rest in peace my friend. May God comfort her family.

Roger, Em and Ryan, and Buddy,
I'm at a loss for words. My heart breaks for you all! After working with Cindie and both of us departing that job, we have stayed in touch. She had the most gentle personality, caring and would do anything for anyone who needed it. From our dog park visits to Halloween with all our kids to relaxing at home laughing for hours, she always cheered me up! She loved you all from the bottom of her heart! I miss her so much and have all of you in my thoughts and prayers Don't hesitate to ask for help, I'm here for you if needed!! RIP Cindie

We are praying for your family Rest In Peace

Cindie was a kind and beautiful soul. I worked with her when I was a travel nurse at Select. She was my friend and even though I have not seen her in years through Facebook we have kept in contact. While I knew she was having health problems, I am still shocked at her death. God bless her husband, children and everyone who loves her.

Dear Roger, Emily, and Ryan,

We are so sorry to hear of Cindie's passing. She (and all of you) were so wonderful to us during our time in Colorado and we are grateful for all the fun times we spent together and the memories we have to look back upon and smile about. Cindie was truly one of the sweetest and most generous people I have ever known and her kindness to me and all of the kids (especially Brennan) helped me through a very difficult time with Elliott's deployments while we were there. Words cannot express how much she means to me and always will. Please know you are always in our thoughts and prayers.
Regina, Elliott, Brennan, Carter, and Quinn