Birth date: Dec 11, 1954 Death date: May 31, 2022
Cindi D. Priebe, 67, of Fort Myers, passed away Tuesday, May 31, 2022 following an extended illness. She was born December 11, 1954 in Plainfield, New Jersey to Frank and Florence (Mastianni) Daniele. She was a member of St. Cecil Read Obituary
Mrs. Prebie was my 5th Grade teacher , I am now in 11th grade hearing she passed broke my heart. One thing I remember was there was one time I was late to school and coming to class she gave me a school year book at the time my family couldn’t afford it but she bought for me anyways because that’s what she was a giver and a wonderful teacher. Condolences to her and her family . Much love.
Mrs. Priebe was my 5th grade gifted teacher at Allen Park. I'm now in 11th grade, but as I recall that wonderful year of 5th grade, I remember her greeting everyone with a smile and passionate welcome. She was a fantastic person and mentor, and I'm honored that she was a teacher and mentor of mine.
Mrs. Priebe was my daughter's 5th grade gifted teacher at Allen park...My daughter is now in 8th grade... We are just finding out that she passed.. She was a wonderful women and a wonderful teacher! She will be missed
Dear Aunt Cindi,
Josh and I send our love and our prayers. I have so many happy memories from living near y’all in Florida. Among my favorites are game nights with you, Uncle Carl and Uncle John; enormous Easter celebrations where both sides of my family were welcomed with open arms; watching Water World together (of all movies!); and of course our most recent visit -far too long ago- when you and Uncle Carl welcomed Josh and me into your home so we could spend time with Grandma Jo. Thank you for always being so warm and easy going, and for embracing my husband Josh from the moment you met him. We love you so very much and our hearts are with you and the Priebe family.
Love,
Katrina, Josh, Zoe and Joby
Dear Carl and family,
We enjoyed so many fun times with you all, when we traveled to Florida to visit, when we lived in Jacksonville and we were either with you folks or you would visit us.
Julie and Mike one of Helen's and my favorite times with you, Cindi and Carl was when we visited Poughkeepsie New York for the special ‘all inclusive’ 60th birthday bash!
We showed up at your place to a scene of 'controlled chaos'. Little kids seemed to be crawling out of every corner and all of you were so calm, easy going, and fun to be with. You are great family and Cindi was in the middle of it all helping with things, catching up, sharing stories...
That trip was also memorable for the epic heat wave in the Northeast. Helen and I were glad to get back to the cooler climate of North Texas, only 95 degrees in the shade!
May God give you peace and console you as you celebrate Cindi's remarkable strength, beauty, and love.
Love to all,
Tony and Helen
I remember Cindi as the little sister to my best friend and later as a friend and a fellow teacher. I observed her in her years as an Odyssey of the Mind coach. She worked very hard with her groups and the students loved her. That was a reoccurring theme in her life to be admired, respected and loved by her students, parents, teachers and friends. She will be remembered for who she was and how she enriched the lives of everyone she knew. You will be remembered by me with a smile.
Cindi lives on in my heart and is lovingly remembered as the best sister-in-law and friend I could ever ask for. I cherish the fond memories of hanging out together when Julie and I lived with her and Carl while waiting to move to New York and recently waiting for our home to be completed. They welcomed us with open and loving arms. God, I miss her already.
Sleep well dear Cindi. You will be missed but never forgotten.
Love, Mike.
My sweet and loving sister.
