Cynthia Marie Stoughton

Cynthia Marie (Durrenberger) Stoughton
February 27, 1960 – May 5, 2013

Cindy Stoughton, 53, of Anderson, passed away on Sunday, May 5 at St. Joseph Regional Health Center in Bryan. She requested her body be donated to science to further studies in medicine. Her service arrangements are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral Home and Crematory. A Memorial Mass will be held at 2 p.m., Friday June 7, 2013, at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in College Station.

Cindy Durrenberger was born to Edwin and Theresa (Cashion) Durrenberger, on February 27, 1960. She completed high school in Pasadena then pursued her Nursing Career. She married Brian John Stoughton on May 26, 1979 at St. Pius V Catholic Church in Pasadena. Cindy always enjoyed a good adventure book and loved cooking for friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Edwin and Theresa Durrenberger.

Her survivors include her husband of 33 years, Brian Stoughton; her brothers Charlie Durrenberger, Dennis Durrenberger; her sisters and brothers-in-laws, Nancy and Jim Schicker, Sandra and Christian Renken; and other relatives and close friends.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice.

The family would like to thank the doctors and staff at St. Joseph Regional Health Center for all their help and care for Cynthia.

Condolences may be left for the family at CallawayJones.com

Condolences

  1. I am so very saddened to hear of Cindy’s passing. Seems like every single childhood memory I have included her, from skating parties, county fairs, our weddings. My heart and prayers just go out to each of you, Brian, Nancy, Dennis, Sandra, during this time of sadness. Cindy was a gifted individual, a dedicated nurse and a brilliant person. She will be missed!

  2. A very bright, beautiful & caring lady taken way too soon. God has bigger plans for you Cindy. You blessed many people during your lifetime & I am blessed to have been one of them. I will miss you dearly. Brian, remember we are here for you.

  3. Dear Brian and family thank you for sharing her with all of us. She is truly amazing and always will be. Please know we are here for you if you need anything. I can see her beautiful smile and wonderful laugh so blessed. RIP my friend love you always. JaDeen

  4. I was fortunate enough to know and work with Cindy. The thing that made her special was her genuine compassion and caring for her patients and everyone. She was a great teacher and was the reason that I chose to go back for my Nurse Practitioner. She always challenged me to do my best and I will cherish the time that I was fortuante enough to know her. I am blessed for having known her and that I can call her my friend. She will be missed..

  5. Brian & family, Our thoughts & prayers are with you. Cindy was a very special person that we are lucky to have shared so many fun times with. We will remember all of the card games played, tubing, hurricanes (both parties & drinks)& halloween parties. It’s not everyone that you can get to know & become such life long friends with by going to New Orleans & meeting at Pat O’Brien’s. Some of the best times of our lives have been spent with you & Cindy & we will always cherish those times. Brian, we love you & Cindy & wish we really did live within card playing distance.

  6. I was also very blessed to get to work with Cindy at St. Joseph as staff nurses, as Dr Briner’s NP and again with BCS Heart NP at College Station Medical Center. She rounded faithfully and completely. Her compassion with patients as well as with nurses in sharing her knowledge amazed me. I always told her that I wanted to grow-up to be like her but I know she was an amazing gift that can’t be matched. May God look upon her family with the same tenderness and kindness she was known for.

  7. I just heard of your passing today on FB. What sad news to hear. You were such a special person Cindy- such an inspiration to others, so kind and caring… I still remember fondly, going to your house for cookouts and football. I can remember shadow sitting on your lap like he was a 10 lb cat… Troubles and Stevie Ray- how you loved your wine after a long day… I loved helping you wrap gifts at Christmas, you never left anyone out. I still remember the cleavage picture hanging in the living room!! Guess what? I have it now too, just like you said I might someday:-) I will never forget you Cindy. I hope Brian in doing OK. I think of him often too. In fact, I even named my son Brian <3 Anyway, I am sending you my love- out into the universe, wherever you may be. I am sure if there is a heaven, you are there smiling down on us all with that incredible laugh.

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