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Dig A Hole: Cynthia Myers, One of Russ Meyer's Dolls
I am deeply sadden to hear about the death of Cynthia Myers. Cynthia was without question, the finest and most beautiful woman to ever appear in Playboy magazine. I will miss her very much. Back in 2003 when Playboy was celebrating their 50th anniversary, I wrote Cynthia to see if she would be participating in the festivities. She responded that she had not heard about it. She was add. I was sad because I was attending the event which stopped in Kansas City. We became friends. We sent each other cards. I bought some photos & her Valley of the Dolls movie. And I fell in love with her. She was born on September 22, 1950. I was born on November 4, 1959. My last birthday was sad. She was a very special woman and I loved her.— November 7, 2011 3:11 p.m.