Cynthia Nayler (née Finn)

I knew Cynthia for a short time but her influence was so impactful. For a lady of her age; her strength, dignity and retention of all her years of knowledge amazed me every time I saw her. I looked forward to my daily visits to her, they were such a lovely part of the day. I miss our conversations and discussions and wish we could have had more. She was a wonderful lady who I think of often. I'm deeply saddened to hear of her death.

My love goes out to her family at this time. Niamh xx

A wonderful teacher. I will miss our annual Christmas cards and letters for the past 39 years. Condolences to all her family. R.I.P.
Sarah Williams x

Our old next-door neighbour in Stanway Road.- 1964-1977 - a lovely lady. Condolences from my sister Jayne and myself.

I remember Miss Naylor taught me to touch type 52 years ago.
A piece of cardboard over the keys no peeping, carriage return and then the ribbon ran out so funny what a wonderful lady what she taught me got me work when I left school such a lovely memory a skill I still use now after all those years. R.I.P xx

She taught me typing & shorthand in the 5th & 6th form at Northfield School . I owe her so much for the what she taught me & with such patience, also the life skills I have had. Strict but fair with a lovely smile. I remember she had a son so sending condolences to all Mrs Nayler's family. R.I.P.

RIP Mrs Nayler. Taught me the wonderful skill of touch typing that little did we realise was going to become such a valuable skill. Condolences to all of your family.