Cynthia D. Bartley, 70, of Lafayette, Ind., passed away on October 7, 2023 at I.U. Health Arnett Hospital, Lafayette. She was born February 12, 1953 in Frankfort to the late Virgil Blaine Godsey and Marietta (Parker) “Godsey” Wethington.
Cynthia was a 1971 graduate of Frankfort High School. She was a 1972 graduate of Indiana Vocational Technical College as a medical assistant. She began her career at the former Arnett Clinic as a medical transcriptionist and advanced through the ranks to quality control and then in physician recruitment. She retired in 2018 from I.U. Health Arnett after 40 years of service. Cynthia enjoyed gardening and loved spending time with her two grandsons.
Visitation and Services
No services are planned. Clinton County Crematory and Goodwin Funeral Home, 200 S. Main St., Frankfort are assisting the family.
Survived by:
daughter: Juli (Dan) Vanderkleed of Battle Ground, IN, sister: Audrey (Bob) Trusz of Toledo, OH, grandsons: Bryce & Blake Vanderkleed of Battle Ground and Cynthia was a loving aunt to Greg (Krista) Trusz of Columbus, OH and Sarah (Ryan) Miller of Toledo, OH.
Rest in Peace Cindy. I remember all the good times we had.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI am so sorry for your loss.
I choose to remember when Cindy was a co-worker of mine who always put everyone else’s needs above hers. I am thankful to have known her and to have been a part of her Indiana University Health Arnett family. She sure loved her grandsons!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Juli and Audrey,
I’m so sorry to hear about Cindy. She was a very special person, and she was one of my best friends in high school. She always had a smile on her face, and she was kind to everyone.. Our little group had so much crazy fun together.
Sending my love and prayers to you and the family.
Brenda Killmer Ricker
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Facebook Twitter GooglePrayers to the family. So sorry for your loss.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSometimes we meet people in our lives that truly leave a piece of themselves with you. Cindy and I worked together at IU Health Arnett. Her warm smile was a true expression of her kindness toward others. To her daughter and family, I am deeply sorry for your loss. May your memories carry you forward through this most difficult time.
With warm thoughts,
Aadron Rausch
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Facebook Twitter GoogleJulie and Family,
Sending you my deepest sympathy. I had the pleasure to work with Cindi for many years at Arnett and she was always a joy to work with. I learned so much from her during that time. She was a very special person.
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I worked with Cindy at Arnett Clinic for all of those 40 years. Cindy always lit up spirits with her warm smile and greeting. She was always willing to help all those around her without complaint and if unable to help was always giving guidance in her kind and unassuming way. Cindy had a large family of health care providers that were enabled by her and with which she leaves a legacy of kindness, hard work and dedication to a larger mission. She will be greatly missed and remembered.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI worked with Cindy for many years at Arnett Clinic, she was one of the kindest people I have ever met. I loved her laugh and her quick smile. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Kim Scowden
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