Shasta County Obituaries

Cindy Suzanne Webb

Submitted by Peggy Hooper 9 Feb 2008

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Redding Record Searchlight on 2/10/2008
   
SEBASTOPOL - Cindy Suzanne Webb, Born November 23, 1953; died February 1, 2008 of 
ovarian cancer. Growing up in Redding, CA started a life-long passion for nature, 
gardening, backpacking and hiking. 
Cindy graduated from San Jose State University's Nursing Program in 1978, leading 
to a life of work she always loved, including her most recent work as a home 
hospice nurse. One of her greatest passions was world travel and she and her 
beloved life partner, Wally Loniak, spent many of their 26 years together exploring 
much of this exciting globe. She was a political activist and Marxist. Buddhist 
practice brought her much peace and grounding. She treasured and nourished friendship 
and leaves behind many devoted friends. 
Survivors include Walter Loniak of Sebastopol, her father Jack Webb of Redding, 
mother Beverly Stevens and stepfather Jerry Stevens of Anderson, sister Ann 
Newcomer of Palo Cedro, niece Traci Newcomer of Weed, nephew Rob Newcomer of 
Shasta Lake, cousins Pat Thompson and Tim Thompson of Redding and cousin Mollie 
Ryness of Anderson. 
Cindy died at home in the care of her home hospice team and in the company of 
Wally Loniak and devoted friend Beth Felker. 
Donations may be made to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospice or the Sonoma County Peace 
and Justice Center. Memorial services to be announced at a later date. Arrangements 
by Pleasant Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary, Sebastopol, CA. Cheda & Lyons Directors: 
707-823-5042