Sending our sincere sympathy in the loss of Cynthia. We remember the 1st time we met her years ago when we all went to Current River. She always had that pretty smile that we will never forget. May your memories help you in the days to come. - Jim & Rita Altman

Jim, We are so sorry for your loss. Cynthia had such a love for life but now is in the arms of Jesus. We will keep you in prayer and we are sending our love. - Teddi Price, Beth Gomez, Judie Bannwart, Bill Wiencek

I had Mrs. Dipert for science my sixth grade year at Taylorville Jr High and she was one of the best teachers I had throughout all of my schooling years. She was funny, extremely nice and caring. Mrs. Dipert truly loved her students. I also had her for homeroom and I remember one year I ran for class president, even though I didn't win she never gave up on me and cheered me on the whole election and it made a lasting impression. Mrs. Dipert is hands down one of thee best teachers to have taught in central Illinois and she will be greatly missed. - Paige Myers

Jim words can not express how heavy my heart is to hear about the passing of Cynthia. She was truly a unique woman with a heart of gold and I will always consider her a good friend. If there is anything at all that I can do, please do not hesitate to let me know. - Gena Dunn

So sorry for your loss Jim. One of my favorite ladies. - Carol Kohler

Cynthia was a great asset to the Reading program at LLCC. Her Taylorville students seemed to really appreciate both her humor and teaching style. LLCC staff certianly appreciate her years of service and commitment to her students' learning. Cynthia will be dearly missed at the Taylorville campus. - Rebecca Klatt, Reading Program Coordinator.

A true and gracious lady. A great loss to the community. Our prayers and sympathies are with you . Gods blessings be upon you and yours. You are in my prayers. - Connie Townsend

Please accept my sympathy in the loss of Cynthia. I know she will be missed by all who knew her. You are in my thoughts. - Penny Osborn

I was a Substitute Teacher for Mrs.Dipert for many years. I am very sorry to hear of her passing yet know that there is perfect healing in Heaven. Our prayers are with you and the Taylorville Jr. High during this time. - Michael Warner

She was an inspiration to young adults. Especially to her niece, Lauren. Cynthia always kept on her about getting thru college and having a career. One thing I will never forget is when Cynthia took Lauren clothes shopping several years ago. Lauren came home with bags of clothes and informed me that she was a "princess" and Cynthia was the "queen." - Becky Dipert

So sorry to hear of Cynthia's passing...I knew her through my friendship with Pat Street...and I always enjoyed talking with her and hearing her laugh...she made everyone around her feel better with her smile and the happiness she had for life. I send my sincere sympathy at this loss and praying for her husband Jim and all the people who she so loved...she will be missed by many... - Marlane and Denny Breedon

Jim, so sorry for your loss. I remember doing my student teaching with Cynthia and had a great experience. I learned a lot from her. She was a great teacher and person. - Brian Osborn

My family and I were so sorry to hear about Mrs. Dipert. This beautiful blue-eyed lady touched many lives with her sassy personality and wonderfully dry sense of humor. She was my daughter Rhilee's favorite Jr. High teacher. She always took a moment to comment on her when she would see a picture or meet her on the street. Heaven has definitely gained more beauty and the earth will be less fun without her smiling eyes. Sending my deepest sympathy to her family. - Darla Cochran

Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you, Jim! - James & Pamela ( Miller ) Zemrowski