Cynthia Williams

I still think of you Cynthia. You were great as a television reporter and I miss hearing your lovely and kind voice.

Dear Cynthia you are missed. Continue to rest in love and power.

To cousin Hattie and the entire Williams family,my deepest sympathy. I am saddened to hear of thhe loss of my cousin Cynthia. My prayers and thoughts are with you. God Bless.

I remember Cynthia and she was a very beautiful girl, I haven't seeing her in year but my prayer go out to her family .

I absolutely adored Cynthia. I can still hear her voice and her calling me "Angel" when we talked on the phone. She would call and see if anything was going on newsworthy in my neck of the woods where I reported. I did not know her well but I believe she was genuine and that we shared a strong moral sense of responsibility when it came to our work. I am so very sorry she has left us so soon. Love to you always sweet lady and to your family.

I will remember Cynthia and I'm truly sorry I was unable to make it home. My prayers go out to the family whom I have not seen in years. Cynthia will always be in my heart as I remember her as a young girl across the street down the bay. Her mom would give me figs from the backyard and tell me to have my grandmother to prepare them. I will carry your memory forever. Another child for Christ rest. May God give this family peace in their time of sorrow.

Sending thoughts and prayers to Cynthia's family. She was just a great person to be around...always smiling...always kind. I remember her first day at Channel 4. I was a reporter there and Cynthia did not know how to record her voice in the sound booth in prep for the editors putting her story together. I was glad to show her the ropes... and from there...man...she knew everything to do. A great reporter....I miss her smile!! RIP Cynthia and prayers to her family...

Praying for the Williams family and all who loved and knew Cynthia. May God give you the strength and courage needed during this difficult time.