Cindy Brown
21/09/1963 to 01/08/2025
Daughter, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece, cousin, colleague and friend.
Deeply loved and deeply missed.

























Your words…
Daughter, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece, cousin, colleague and friend.
Deeply loved and deeply missed.
Your words…
“My beautiful friend, my soul mate, my confidant. Walking into your kitchen when we were 6 years old, you eating f a tomato...from that day on we grew up together, we partied hard together, we laughed and cried together and got up to all kinds of mischief together. We have so many precious memories that we have made together as friends as sisters. Having a special friend like you for 55 years is so rare. So many things that made us laugh. You stuck by me through thick and thin, you will never know what you mean to me my Cinds. I love you and always will. Rest peacefully my friend, I will miss you with all my heart and soul and will cherish every memory we have shared over the last 55 years ❤️” - Chanti
“My Phoo. I feel as though I have lost a very important part of me and I will miss you soo much. We have been through life together and always there for each other. My confidant, we shared so much of ourselves with one another and trove of shared memories and experiences. Our Sunday WhatsApp visits which went on for hours sharing binge tips, skinner and memories was therapy and made me feel so close to you even though you were so far away. You take a piece of me with you and I will fill that hole with loving memories. you will be always in my heart. Rest easy baby sis.” - Tracey
“The youngest of my cousins, Cindy was my little mate and wingman growing up. Being the youngest of the pack of Brown’s, we always had so much fun together on family catch ups. She was so cute, we could get away with anything. We missed her, Tracy, uncle Tommy and aunty Madeleine deeply upon emigrating to Australia. Cindy was adored by us all, and will continue to be thought of with nothing but smiles and positivity. We loved you very much.. Rest in peace our beautiful, funny, caring Cindy.” - David, Heather, Chivoen and Layne Brown (Perth, Australia)
“My dearest cousin, In sunlit days of years long past, A cousin's bond, a love to last. We shared a laugh, a whispered dream, A childhood world, it would seem. Then paths diverged, the years flew by, A silent space beneath the sky. Now silence falls, where joy once played, A sudden loss, a heart dismayed. But in my heart, your memory stays, A precious gift through changing days. For every joy and every trace, I hold you now in a special space. A bond of love that time can't bend, A treasured cousin, until the end. Though far apart, you're not forgot, Your gentle spirit, I have sought. Taken from us far too soon Cinds.” - Seán
“Oh Cinds, how I am going to miss our banter and the connection we had. We just got each other. From using your cigarette box to right notes in a meeting to always being at the end of the line to lend a helping hand, you will forever be in my heart and prayers” - Justin
“Cindy and I shared an office and like anyone who shares a space, we came to know little pieces of each other’s lives. If it wasn’t sweets, it was biltong and Coke always something to nibble on and always something to laugh about. But more than the snacks and small talk, I’ll always remember how she helped me through my very first bond pre-approval with such patience and kindness. Rest easy, Cindy. Your warmth, your laughter, and your generous spirit will be missed more than words can say. ❤️” - De Jongh
“Cindy I can’t believe you are gone . I have such special memories of you. Nearly 40 years ago you took me under your wing on my first day at ABSA then United . We worked together for close on 20 years. You Introduced me to-your Bestie Chanti and the 3 of us formed a very special bond. What carefree days we had driving to work together you smoking your Courtleigh then sometimes after a busy day we would share a glass of wine and you would say this wine is singing hymes. Miles and life got in the way over the last few years but you were always in my thoughts . Rest well my friend.” - Liz
“You were my colleague and friend I will always remember your warm personality and friendly face. I am going to miss you but you will always be in my heart. May you rest in peace” - Lizelle