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The Republican, Springfield, MA, US
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WEST SPRINGFIELD - Jeanne Marie Cynar Loubier, 59, was called home by our Lord Dec. 25th, after a courageous struggle with a long series of illnesses. Born in Middletown, CT on Feb. 14, 1946, she was the first daughter of the late John Michael and Norma Claire (Pereau) Cynar. Jeannie was a nurse's aide for over 20 yrs. in CT. Predeceased by her parents and four very dear aunts, she leaves two loved sisters and a cherished niece and her dear family. She also leaves many other aunts, uncles, and cousins; including two special uncles, Andrew Cynar of CT and Frank Cynar of FL. She will also leave many devoted friends. Jeannie loved our Lord, children, animals, doll collecting, cooking and diabetic baking. She very much enjoyed doing for others and was a busy volunteer at Immaculate Conception Bingo and the Food Bank Kitchen directed by her friend Sally King of FL. Her family and friends cherished her and admired her for her strength. She will have a Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Fri. at the chapel (formerly the convent) behind the Immaculate Conception Church in West Springfield. There will be a private burial later at the Resurrection Cemetery in Westbrook, CT. Donations in Jeannie's memory may be made to the St. Luke's Home, Recreation Dept., 28 Spring St., Spfld., MA 01105. Published in The Republican on 12/29/2005.