Cindy Ann (Robinette) Dahl

Cindy Ann Dahl, 56, of Sabillasville, MD, passed away early on August 19, 2020 hand in hand with her family by her side. Memorial services will be held at 3:00pm Sunday, August 30, 2020 at the Veterans Memorial park in Smithsburg, MD, with Pastor Ron officiating. Arrangements are made by J.L. Davis Funeral Home, Smithsburg, MD, and online condolences may be offered at www.jldavisfh.com. Cindy was born in Frostburg, MD, November 7, 1963 to William and Sally Robinette. She met her soulmate in high school and soon after married Stephen Wayne Dahl November 12, 1982 at age 19. Together they had 4 children, one boy and 3 girls. Soon after her mother Sally passed away she and Stephen moved to Hagerstown to pursue more jobs and family opportunities with the help of Sally’s half-sister Loreen Harne and her husband Jerry Harne. She landed a job working for Brooklane Health services in a Administrative position which she held for 20 years until her death. Cindy was a wonderful mother, loving friend and beautiful/caring/forgiving soul. She has positively affected everyone she has met with and worked with both on and off the job. She thrived on helping/comforting others who needed it, most unselfishly putting others needs before her own. She will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing her. Cindy is preceded in death by Sally Ann Robinette (mother) And Billy Robinette (brother) respectfully. Cindy is survived by Stephen Wayne Dahl (husband) Steven Dahl/Tiffany Lord, Tiffany Dahl/Tyler Schultz, Misty and Nick Stewart, Arielle Dahl, Landon Dahl, Breanna Helton (children/grandchildren/children in-law). Robin Warnick, Jimmy Robinette, GayLynn Robinette, Megan Blair, and Melissa Bell (sisters/ brother/ stepsisters) Bill and Ruthie Robinette (father/ stepmother) and many many grandchildren/ nieces/nephews. The family of Cindy Dahl wishes to extend our sincere thanks to all the family and friends who have helped us throughout the years. We couldn’t have done this without everyone’s help. From the bottom of our hearts we are so very grateful to have shared some of the highest and lowest times together. Thank you Sincerely, Steven Dahl and the family.