"Your mom was my first grade teacher in Loves Park in 1985. I adored her. She was patient, kind, and loving to the energetic little boy in her class. Fast forward to 2002. I graduated college, moved to Phoenix, and was in my first year teaching elementary school. I learned your mom was also now living and teaching there so I left my school a little early, drove to her school unannounced, and told the office my story. They decided to bring me right down to her classroom before dismissal. They walked me into her room and said you have a visitor. She hadn't seen me since I was 10 and within five seconds of seeing me said "Danny Bartel!" We caught up and talked about teaching. She was a great woman and will be missed."
In loving memory of
Cynthia Nardiello
December 9, 1958 - November 16, 2020
Cynthia Lee Nardiello, 61, of Beloit, WI, died on November 16, 2020 at Mayo Clinic Hospital, St. Marys Campus in Rochester, MN.
Cynthia Lee Nardiello was born on December 9, 1958 to parents Frank and Vivian (Reed) Nardiello in Rockford, Illinois where she was raised. She graduated from Harlem High School in Rockford, Illinois in 1976. Cynthia went on to receive her Bachelors degree in Teaching at Northern Illinois University and received her Masters of Education in Reading from Rockford College.
Cynthia married Tim Rylatt in August of 1990 in Rockford, Illinois.
Cynthia taught school in Rockford, IL, at the Harlem School District in Machesney Park, IL , Deer Valley Unified School District in Glendale AZ, and retired as a reading specialist from Nadaburg Unified School District in Wittmann, Arizona.
Cynthia got remarried to Greg Farlinger in 2016 in Beloit, Wisconsin where they resided.
Cynthia enjoyed traveling, exercising, taking road trips, shopping, and having movie nights with her kids. She also loved listening to 80s music.
Cynthia is survived by her husband, Greg Farlinger of Beloit, WI; daughter, Elyse Rylatt; son, T.J. (Amber) Rylatt; mother, Vivian (Ken) Pearse; brother, Frankie Nardiello; sister, Renee (Greg) Bendorf.
Due to COVID-19, services for Cynthia will be held at a later date in Rockford, Illinois.
Ranfranz and Vine Funeral Home is honored to be serving the Nardiello family; to share a special memory or condolence please visit www.ranfranzandvinefh.com
Tributes
" I met Cyndi through Suzy's wedding (she was the Maid of Honor) and I remember her upbeat and positive personality. Not only was she a lovely person, but she was so smart and fun-loving. Losing a mother is terrible and while you will always miss her, the pain will diminish over time and you will get through this. She will be watching over you and smiling!"
"Elyse, I am so very sorry for your loss. Scott & I had some great times with your mom & dad when you were really little! I always enjoyed her sense of humor."
"cindi married my brother I was just really getting to know her and then she got sick I know we would have had a close relationship cause I loved everything about her I know she made greg very happy and they were so good together I will miss her but I am glad she is not suffering anymore and I am glad that I met her "
"I had the pleasure to meet this beautiful lady and work with her. We did not have too much time together, but it was enough to know that she was a very special person with an angelic soul. She was taken from this earth too soon, but she is for sure in an amazing place looking over her loved ones. "
"Cyndi was a dear friend from middle school thru adulthood... even when there were years in between visits, we carried on like a true connection was always there.. we will catch up again my dear angel friend "
"Cyndi was my best friend since we met at Loves Park School in January of 1985. She was the most loving and generous person whose smile could light up a room. Through many escapades, we shared a special bond. Rest now sweet friend."
"From a few long walks in Lincoln City, to long phone talks and texting Cyndi won my heart and friendship. Her devotion to her children was unmatched. Sincerest condolences to her family. I will miss her."
"It was the late 70's that I met Cyndi at the old CJ's Bar on State St in Rockford. We were both there alone. She was a tiny thing with a beautiful personality. She asked me if I would sit next to her and be her bodyguard. I said yes. Heaven gained an amazing angel. She will be missed by many friends and family."
"Cyndi was a good friend whom I connected with immediately when I first met her. We taught 4th grade together for many years and her classroom was right next door to mine. We would laugh, cry, vent, and laugh again during our days at school. Outside of school, I saw such a wonderful mother and marveled at how devoted she was to her family. When I became pregnant with my first child, she supported me throughout the whole process. Her family became a part of my family and I will cherish those days in my heart forever. I will miss talking to my friend in this world, but I know I will see her on the other side with that big smile of hers. Love you Cyn! ??"