Cynthia Sidler
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Cynthia Darlene Sidler, 59, of Queen Creek, Arizona, passed away on June 24, 2015.
Cynthia was born on August 21, 1955, in Crown Point, New Mexico. She is survived by her husband, Richard; her brother, Howard (Denise) Williams; her sister, Diana (Michael) Alexis; her nieces and nephews, Alicia, Jesse, Jacob, Robert and Paul, and one great-niece, Joy. Cynthia is preceded in death by her parents, Howard and Ollie Williams.
Cynthia enjoyed reading, poetry, traveling and new age (jazz) music. She and Richard were married 23 years. She will be dearly missed.
Services will be held on Wednesday, July 1, 2015, at San Tan Mountain View Funeral Home in Queen Creek, AZ. Family will greet friends for a visitation at 9:30am, followed by a memorial service at 10:30am. Burial will follow at 1:00pm at Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery, 7900 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ 85207
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Elizabeth Knight says: Cynthia, my dear friend of over 44 years has rested from all her suffering. She was the best friend anyone could wish for. A cheerful, caring, intelligent individual. I will never forget her or our last visit with me here in Albuquerque on June 24th of last year. Just a year ago. How fast angels fly through this earth. I’ll always love you my dear friend. You left far too soon.
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Rick Sidler says:
Cynthia,
Harry and I will always love you. Thank you for the honor of
being your husband for almost 23 years. I will always have a hole in my heart until we meet again in the next life. Rest now
without any pain. Enjoy being with your Mom and Dad again. Watch us from above. We will be together again someday.Love,
Rick
Elizabeth Knight 
Rick Sidler
Cynthia, my dear friend of over 44 years has rested from all her suffering. She was the best friend anyone could wish for. A cheerful, caring, intelligent individual. I will never forget her or our last visit with me here in Albuquerque on June 24th of last year. Just a year ago. How fast angels fly through this earth. I’ll always love you my dear friend. You left far too soon.
Cynthia,
Harry and I will always love you. Thank you for the honor of
being your husband for almost 23 years. I will always have a hole in my heart until we meet again in the next life. Rest now
without any pain. Enjoy being with your Mom and Dad again. Watch us from above. We will be together again someday.
Love,
Rick