Cynthia I Doyle Cynthia Irene Doyle (Lawrence), surrounded by her loved ones, passed on July 28, 2012. She was born on May 29, 1949 to James and Palma Doyle {nee DiVenanzo} in Camden N.J. Cynthia was a devoted mother, sister, grandmother and friend to all those blessed to have known her. She is predeceased by her late husband and first love, Dale G. Lawrence who passed on July 15, 2008, their son Michael Scott Lawrence who passed in 1971, her mother Palma M. Doyle in 1984, her father James H. Doyle in 1986 and her brother James J. Doyle in 2007. Cynthia is survived by her son Eugene D. Lawrence and his wife Kimberly of Berwick, PA, daughter Deborah Masterson and her husband David of Wildwood, NJ and her youngest daughter Linnea Celeste and her husband Marco of Mantua, NJ. She also left behind nine loving grandchildren: Christopher, Clarissa, Kaytlin, Glenn, Kyle, Andrew, Marco, Eleesia and Ethan. Also survived by her two sisters Virginia Brancato and husband William and their son Matthew of West Deptford, NJ, Sonja Eggleston and husband Stephen of South Carolina and their children Austin, Lisa, Victoria. Also her late brothers children John and Jeanine Doyle. Cynthia who was known as "Cindy" by all, was always there in times of need with strong shoulders to lean on, wise advice to share and loving arms to hold on to. Cindy believed heavily in self-improvement and was always finding new areas of interest to look into. She helped Dale create and side-by-side ran a very successful fencing business called D. Lawrence Fence. She continued on and received her State of New Jersey Real Estate license and worked for Mafucci Real Estate. Cindy continued on by getting her Computer Programming Certificate and finally her Home Health Aid Certification and worked for Bayada Nursing until she became ill. Cindy always had a tender heart and loved all of nature. She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren, always a bird sitting on a branch or a soft breeze blowing through the trees as she would get you to listen to her wind chimes carry a soft melody through the air. Her favorite season was autumn because she loved the colors and crisp air the season brought. This love of nature and the subtle, simple beauty in life she has passed onto her children and is always seen in her grandchildren. What a wonderful gift to give. Cindy had many pass-times and hobbies. Among these were reading, ceramics, crocheting, cooking, and handy crafts, theology, politics and debating just about anything. These too she has passed onto her children and grandchildren, so there is rarely a dull moment or lag in conversation. Cindy had a very sharp sense of humor and never missed an opportunity to get you with her quick wit. If you were with Cindy you were guaranteed to be laughing and having a good time. Her smile was contagious and her laughter is something that can not ever be forgotten. The passing of Cindy has surely left a hole in any ones heart who had the privilege to know her in the brief time we had her with us. However, Cindy was a devout Catholic and did not fear death. She had such faith that she never doubted that she would be reunited with her loved ones in heaven. She always said, "We are born into this World alone. From our birth, we are all headed in the same direction. When we leave here, we leave here alone Hopefully, we are graced to leave a legacy behind."