Cynthia Spector “Cindy”
Cynthia Spector (nee James) of the Castor Gardens section of Philadelphia, passed away, at home on October 2nd, 2025, at age 73. Loving mother of Adam Spector (Jennifer) and Samantha Spector, Devoted Nana of Justin, Sarah, Juliana, great grandmother of EJ. Also survived by her siblings, William, Bobby, Joan and Linda. Sadly missed by many nieces and nephews, Family and friends are invited to attend her memorial gathering and funeral on Friday, October 10th from 9:30am – 11:00am at McCafferty Funeral & Cremation Inc. 6711 Frankford Ave. (between Unruh & Knorr sts) There will be a prayer service starting at 11:00am Further arrangements will be held at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers and kindly consider donations in Cynthia’s memory to the American Diabetes Association.
My Fond Friend, I will always hold dear-- the special memories of our times together ❤️. Rest in peace My Dear As always My love Lori
I've known Cindy since I was a kid. Samantha and I were best friends growing up. Cindy was my "first" second mom and I always looked up to her. She was strong, independent, and funny. She will be missed that's for sure. Love always!
Ms.Cindy I didn’t never get a chance to meet you personally but me knowing your daughter Sam as she is out spoken knowing she got that from you also being a strong independent woman Sam soso sorry for your lost continue to be the woman you are STRONG never giving up
Cindy and I met working together at St.Marys Hospital 20 some years ago and became best friends instantly we were always there for each other. She always made me laugh. We would talk every week about our TV shows Cindy I will miss You God bless you
May she rest in the blossom of the Lord. Praying comfort and healing of broken hearts for the family
May she rest in the blossom of the Lord. Praying comfort and healing of broken hearts for the family
Cindy and I met working together at St.Marys Hospital 20 some years ago and became best friends instantly we were always there for each other. She always made me laugh. We would talk every week about our TV shows
Cindy I will miss You God bless you
Ms.Cindy I didn’t never get a chance to meet you personally but me knowing your daughter Sam as she is out spoken knowing she got that from you also being a strong independent woman Sam soso sorry for your lost continue to be the woman you are STRONG never giving up
I’ve known Cindy since I was a kid. Samantha and I were best friends growing up. Cindy was my “first” second mom and I always looked up to her. She was strong, independent, and funny. She will be missed that’s for sure. Love always!
My Fond Friend,
I will always hold dear– the special memories of our times together ❤️.
Rest in peace
My Dear
As always
My love
Lori