Obituary
Cynthia M. Neglio, 44, of Cape Coral, went to be with the Lord July 28, 2005 after a long battle with cancer, she was born in Columbus, Ohio a daughter of Ronald L. and Florence M. Campbell. Cynthia was a teen model for Mabley and Carew Department Stores in Cincinnati, she received her bachelors degree in fashion design and designed her own line of junior sports wear, she traveled the world for her clothing design business. In 1990 she moved to the local area from Cincinnati, Ohio, she was the co-owner of Healthy Complexions Day Spa in Estero, she was a facilitator for Look Good and Feel Better at Southwest Regional Hospital for cancer patients. She was a member of Gulf Coast Emmaus and Harvest Christian Fellowship.
Cynthia is survived by her loving husband Thomas M. Neglio, her son Francisco Alvarez III of Cape Coral and her daughters Ambyr Leigh Alvarez of Cape Coral, Jaclyn Neglio of West Palm Beach, her father and mother Dr. Rev. Ronald L. and Florence M. Campbell of Cape Coral, her brother Douglas Lee Campbell of Ohio, her father and mother- in-law Frank and Rita Neglio of NJ, her sisters-in-law Maryann Suppa, Francine Crum, her brothers-in-law Mark Neglio, Michael Neglio and her many, many friends.
A graveside service celebrating her life will be conducted in the Coral Ridge Cemetery on Sunday at 3 PM., followed by a memorial funeral service in Hope Hospcie North at 5 PM., the family will receive friends at the Cape Coral Memorial Funeral Home, 3740 Del Prado Blvd., Cape Coral on Saturday from 5-8 and Sunday from 12 noon to 2:30.
Cindy and Tom had lived in Cape Coral, Florida.
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We recently received this note from Tom Neglio, Cindy's husband:
To whom it may concern,
I'm sending this e-mail to you to confirm the information about Cynthia. It is true, she did pass away on July 28th 2005 of breast cancer that she fought with all of her mind, body, soul, spirit, and her faith in God. She was a very strong and beautiful women right up to her last breath on that day. She battled this horrible disease for two years with all her strength but it got the better of her and not to suffer anymore God took her home. I was by her side from the day she was told about the cancer to the day she died. I held her hand that day told her I will always love her and carry her in my heart forever. She left us way to soon but she also left a big impact on me and all that she was around. She will always be remembered for the kind unselfish loving person that she was. I thank you for remembering her and for those she new from class of 1979. She will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends and especially me.
Thank you once again
Tom Neglio
Her loving husband
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Shawna Smith (Stratton)
I didn't know Cindy Campbell passed away, when was this?Christy Allison (Salinas)
Oh My God, that is so sad. She was so beautiful. I hope she had a wonderful life.Eric Thornton
I'm shocked and sadden to her of her death, she was a high school girl friend and was a great gal, I wish her family the very best.
Shelly Simmons (Bailey)
OMG I'm so very sorry to hear about this. Cindy was truly one of the nicest people ....May prayers to her family
Jeff Combs
It is with a heavy heart that I learned that you had passed. Cindy you were very special to me and every one you came in contact with. Your letters you sent to me while I was in the service overseas always made my day. Prayers for you and your family. I hope there is a heaven cause I know you are there. I find comfort in knowing though you may be gone you will always be remembered. Love always Jeff Combs
Eileen Florko (Eldrich)
I learned from this site a couple of years ago that Cindy had died, and I wondered what happened. I was glad to read the lovely message from her husband. It sounds like she accomplished a lot during her life, doing what she truly wanted to do. We were especially good friends in eighth grade, and for some reason I have a vivid memory of her laughing in science class. She was fun. She was beautiful, in every sense of the word.