Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Dear Ginny today I was just thinking of Cindy and thought I would hit google .. and see what came up.. You know to live in the hearts you leave behind is never to die.
You see I think and laugh about cindy all the time. My grandchildren ask me why I snap my gum . I said because Cindy Trebino's mother was so beautiful and she drove me to school and snapped her dentyne cinnamon gum... and I wanted to be like her. Cindy and I played house almost every single day ..and we would play in the garage on hibbert street. We learned how to ride two wheelers and roller skate together. We loved life ..We just loved it. You see Cindy's grandmother thought Cindy never did anything wrong... oh was she just crazy about Cindy and Ginny. My message is simple .. I don't know why I was thinking and just decided to google Cindy Trebino and came across this .. I can also tell you my entire personality is based on McCardle and Mottla .. My father made me speak up at the deli and ask for a lb of hamburger .That is when I learned to speak up . I think I was only 4 but anyone will tell you Cindy and I could pretty much walk to Jacks and to the Market at 41/2 .. I hope someone gets this message it's filled with love and memories of Cindy and Ginny and Mc Garddle and Mottla Hibbert Street , Jacks , riding bikes , playing house , wearing our brand new patten leathers. And thank you you let me borrow my communion dress from Cindy Trebino
I loved Cindy dearly ... again the message is to live in the hearts we leave behind is never ever to die. I think of Cindy and smile just a bout every day. and you don't even know me.
I am Anne Murphy Garrity from Smith Street in Arlington ... . I hope this message gets to someone out there.
