Honoring Justin Cundiff in support of his family

Justin Cundiff was a devoted husband, fun-loving & nurturing Daddy, and a loyal friend to so many. Justin lost his battle with Cancer on November 10th. His beautiful wife Becky and their 2 wonderful little girls, Camy and Taylor, are having to try to figure out how to navigate their life after it has been turned upside down without him. Justin was always such a hard worker and was so dedicated to taking care of his family. He fought hard to not leave them. Becky's heart has been completely broken, but she is strong and her priority is taking care of their beautiful girls. She is coaching her daughter’s soccer team, is working 2 jobs and she is such a giver that she is not one to ask for help herself. I am hoping to alleviate some of the financial burden of the medical bills, funeral expenses, hospital stays, chemotherapy and hospice, as well as hopefully allow Becky and the girls to take time together. Time to just be together, work through the pain of life without Justin and to grieve together. As their friends and family, I know so many want to know what we can do to help. This way, we can send them support, help them while giving them time to grieve, and use this however they feel will be best for their family.

We will miss you Justin, and we will surround your girls with so much love and support.

Justin's service will be on November 22nd, 2021 at 3pm at Flintofts Funeral Home in Issaquah, Wa.

Below is something that Becky wrote the day Justin passed away.

"Life is so precious and cancer is so evil! It took my heart and soul today! It took a father from his girls. He fought for almost 7 years- a lot of people did not know that he had cancer, because he never wanted anyone to worry about him or treat him differently. He had a heart of gold and would help anyone in need. He loved his family and friends dearly and he will be so missed. Thank you to everyone that has reached out and supported us over the years and especially the last couple of months. You are in peace and out of pain my love and I will take good care of your girls! "