Originally Posted By friendofdd Thanks for a great column, Rebekah. I know Cynthia only through LP, but I am carefully preserving the '03 birthday button with her autograph. She seems a wonderful person and obviously was a friend to you. It is a real pleasure to read Forever magical again. I hope it wont be too long until we hear from you again.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights with us. It's a lovely tribute.
Originally Posted By MaryJo Thanks for your article, Rebekah. You say that you'd like to be in C. Harris's shoes - gosh, I'd like to be in your & Doobie's shoes. How special to be a part of the DLR events. I'll miss Cynthia Harriss, too. She never signed anything for me, but she always smiled at me very warmly, and shook my hand.
Originally Posted By olegc Rebekah - thanks for sharing a lot of personal memories of Cynthia. While I was truly sad to see her leave it also occured to me that there were problems not addressed under her watch as well. I love it when execs provide personal attention to guests and make special events fun... but then reality would always hit me when I walked around the park in the last few years... Kind of like a teenager who's so gracious and polite but never cleans up their room nor is very well organized. I can't say I know all the details because I don't - but I wish Cynthia had a really strong right hand person with her vision on the "fun" but with a focus on the everyday...
