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11/06/2009 - Cindi Louise (Mader) Sutton
A Celebration of Life for Cindi Louise (Mader) Sutton, of Scottsbluff will be Friday, November 6, 2009 at 10:00 AM at the First Assembly of God Church, 1709 E 27th in Scottsbluff.
Visitation will be Thursday, November 5th from 2-7:00 PM at The River of Life Church, 1806 Ninth Avenue in Scottsbluff.
A private burial will be in Crawford, NE.
Donations may be sent to 1565 Inca Drive, Laramie, WY 82072.
Cindi Louise (Mader) Sutton, beloved wife, and best friend of Corey Sutton, passed into her savior Jesus Christ’s hands on Monday, November 2, 2009 having fought a brave and prayerful battle with cancer.
Cindi was born to John and Betty Mader on October 21, 1970 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. From that moment on she was the best friend Betty ever had.
She attended school in Crawford, Nebraska excelling in academics, rodeo and all things musical. She was Crawford’s candidate to girl’s state, prom queen, and salutatorian of her class.
Cindi received her teaching degree at Chadron State College. She loved her years of teaching in Ashby, Nebraska. It was there that she met the love of her life, Corey Sutton.
They later moved to Minnesota where Cindi worked and began raising her family. There, she and Corey had a small farm, a perfect setting reminiscent of her childhood acreage known as “The Place.”
Cindi and her family returned to Nebraska and made their home in Scottsbluff. She always had many friends but she found a special kind of fellowship at her church, The River of Life. Her friends and pastor there gave her that special kind of love and support that Cindi always sought and always gave.
Cindi was preceded in death by her parents, John and Betty Mader.
Immediate Survivors:
Husband- Corey
Children- Dace William and Mia Louise
Brother- Mark Mader and wife Joan and their children, Doug, Nancy and Kerri.
Sister- Debi and husband Fred and their children Nicci, Kelly and Jay.
All of Corey’s immediate family.
Cindi loved both her family and Corey’s very much. Corey, Dace and Mia would also like to give a special tribute to Cindi’s lifelong friend, Shelly (Thomas) Thiry.
Cindi will be so very missed by so very many.
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