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05/07/2026

Linda Gail Munoz

Linda Gail Munoz (née Showler), born January 20, 1947, in Glendale, California, passed away peacefully on May 3, 2026, in Monroe, North Carolina. She will be remembered for her warm spirit and the loving care she bestowed upon her family and friends throughout her life.

Linda had a particular gift for making holidays memorable, always adding a special touch that made celebrations joyous and heartwarming. Her beautiful Easter baskets and Valentine’s Day presents were cherished annual traditions that always brought smiles to her daughters. The glow of Christmas was made even brighter by her passion for decorating, a labor of love that embraced the true spirit of the season. Linda gave gifts from her heart, always carefully considering gifts with meaning.

Gardening was one of Linda’s lifelong passions. Whether tending to the flower beds alone or alongside her husband Ray, she found peace and fulfillment in nurturing the gardens of each home they owned. This shared hobby was just one of many bonds that deepened their enduring 56-year partnership.

Linda and Ray treasured their times together in Charleston, South Carolina, their favorite vacation destination. They delighted in exploring garden tours and dining at their preferred waterfront restaurants, creating countless loving memories against the backdrop of serene waters and southern charm.

Linda is survived by her devoted husband, Ray; her daughter Monique Thomas and son-in-law Richard Thomas; her daughter Desiree Sherrill and son-in-law Jason Sherrill; and her beloved grandchildren Ava and Ryder Sherrill. She is also survived by her brother Stephen Showler, sister-in-law Nena Showler, sister Vicky Showler, brother Phil Showler, and sister-in-law Karen Showler.

Her family and friends will remember Linda as a woman whose kindness and caring touched all who knew her. She leaves behind a legacy of love, joy, and cherished memories that will continue to inspire those who were fortunate to share in her life. Linda’s gentle presence and generous heart will be deeply missed but lovingly remembered.

The family wants to thank everyone for their support and have chosen to have private services for just the immediate family. In Lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in Linda’s honor, to the Parkinson’s Foundation.

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04/27/2026

Linda Carter

Mrs. Linda French Carter, 78, of Stallings, NC, passed away on Sunday, April 26, 2026 at Atrium Health Charlotte.

Linda was born on September 15, 1947 in Charlotte, NC, daughter to the late Wilton and Frances Unsell French. In addition to her parents, Linda was also preceded in death by her beloved late husband Jeff Carter; daughter Carrie Harmon; brother Glen French; and sister Brenda Edwards.

She graduated in 1965 from Garringer High School in Charlotte, NC. Linda worked for many years as an Insurance Adjuster for Aetna /Travelers Insurance Company, where she met her Best Friend- Linda Watts and her husband John, before retiring. Linda and Jeff enjoyed many great trips and cruises together over the years.

Linda loved spending time with her family and loved to travel around the world with her late husband, Jeff and their traveling companions, Norman & Carol Edwards. She will be remembered for her smile and laughter, her strength and grace at all times. She loved her family deeply.

She had a rare and beautiful gift; she didn’t just welcome people into her family, she wove them into its very heart. To her daughters-in-law, she was never just a relative by marriage. She was like a mother, a confidante, and a dear friend.

Her family and friends will always treasure the laughter that filled their vacations and girls’ trips. They will forever smile remembering how Linda’s world truly began after noon, a wonderful quirk that was just part of her sweet and innocent spirit.

She was a gentle, non-judgmental soul who you could talk to about anything. She brought a quiet joy to every birthday, holiday, game night or a simple dinner out. To be around Linda was to be completely yourself and completely loved.

Her gentle laugh and the joy she took in her grandchildren, family and friends will be missed beyond words, but her spirit will always be remembered.

Survivors include her loving sons Chris Harmon, Jeffrey Carter (Lisa) and Nick Carter (Jeynne); 5 grandchildren Brandon, Justin, Chance, Brianna and Josiah; and 8 great-grandchildren on the Harmon side ; and 2 grandchildren Heather Dennis and Jefferson Carter, and 3 great-grandchildren Bella Carter, Emerson Lane and “Baby” Carter on the Carter side; and also by her beloved dog Mitzi.

Arrangements are entrusted into the care of Stephenson & Gaskin Funeral Services.

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04/26/2026

Dennis (Mac) McQuain

Dennis (Mac) McQuain, born on August 14, 1953, in Charleston, West Virginia, passed away on April 19, 2026. A man whose life was as vast and vibrant as his spirit, Dennis was a towering figure known for his unwavering dedication to his faith, his family, and the communities he cherished. His passing leaves an indelible void in the hearts of all who knew him, yet his legacy of love, laughter, and service continues to inspire.

Dennis’s journey was marked by accomplishments that reflected his multifaceted talents and deep commitments. After graduating from Herbert Hoover High School 1971. His dedication to service extended beyond the spiritual realm, evidenced by his honorable discharges from both the United States Air Force and the Air National Guard, where he served with pride from 1971 to 1993. He pursued his calling at East Coast Bible College, completing his studies in 1985.

A skilled craftsman and devoted laborer, Dennis was a proud member of the Carpenters Union, and worked as an independent contractor and as a Certified Mechanic. He found great joy in building hot rods and racing, passions that spoke to his love for creation and speed. He enjoyed making beautiful things. Known affectionately as "Big Fish" to some. He delighted in sharing his mechanical prowess and wisdom, teaching others with patience and enthusiasm.

Dennis’s heart beat strongly for his faith and community. He was beloved for his larger-than-life personality—his laughter, jokes, and heartfelt teachings enriched those around him. He was never lukewarm in his convictions, helping advancing the rights of the Native American people as President of the West Virginia Native American Coalition (WNAMCO), proudly honoring his Native American heritage. His relationship with tribal elder Grandpa Charlie and Grandmother Jan and his love for the Native American community were core parts of his identity.

Beyond his professional and community roles, Dennis was a man who treasured simple, joyful moments. He shared a unique bond with his family, especially his wife Esther and his son Joshua, of whom he was immensely proud. His grandchildren—Eli, Emma Kate, and Everett—brought him endless happiness, as did the presence of his sister Kimberly and a large extended family including Angi and her family, Amber and her family, and Joe and his children who enriched his life.

Those closest to Dennis fondly recall his humor and passions—from the ritual of date nights that invariably included a trip to Lowe’s, to playing in the river at Coonskin, to the soulful tunes drawn from his harmonica. He was known for sharing jokes with a twinkle in his eye, always learning new ones to brighten someone’s day. His love for dancing and music added rhythm to his life, infusing joy into every gathering, as did his "Papaw stories".

Dennis aspired to be a better man in his latter years than in his former, a testament to his humility and lifelong dedication to growth. He left behind not just memories, but lessons of kindness, faith, and strength. Every person he met came away a better person because of him. Not perfect, just forgiven.

Visitation at 1:30 with a Memorial Service celebrating Dennis’s life and legacy on May 9, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Highlawn Baptist Church, located at 2304 Jefferson Ave, St Albans, WV 25177. This will be an opportunity to honor a man who lived fully and loved deeply, whose spirit will forever echo in the lives he touched.

Dennis Gene McQuain and Ruth Ann McQuain, his parents, preceded him in death. Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Esther McQuain; his son Joshua McQuain (and Lacy); his best friend and sister Kimberly McQuain; "Papaw Dentist" to grandchildren Eli, Emma Kate, and Everett; was "Papa Bear" to "Lovely Daughter" Angi Kerns (Chris) "Poppy" to Westley and Zoe "Mattie"; Amber (Phil), "Grandpa Dennis" to Christopher, Alex; Joe, Poppy to Arianna, Heaven, and Harper.

Dennis (Mac) McQuain’s was a life well-lived—a testimony of faith, determination, humor, and an enduring love that will continue to inspire and uplift all who had the privilege to know him. May his soul rest in peace, embraced by the same love and grace he so freely shared with the world.

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04/23/2026

Mary Catherine Muesing

Mary Catherine Muesing, 91, of Charlotte, NC, passed away on April 22, 2026 at Levine & Dickson Hospice, Aldersgate.

Mrs. Muesing was born on December 13, 1934 in Detroit, Michigan, daughter to the late Ferdinand and Wilhelmine Gutwein Sziisz. In addition to her parents Mary was also preceded in death by her beloved husband Ronald Franklin Muesing on December 24, 2024; an infant daughter Suzanne Muesing; and by a brother Karl Sziisz.

She worked for many years for the Public School System in Birmingham, Michigan. She was devout follower of Christ and a dedicated member of Central Church in Charlotte where she was active with the Food Service Ministry. She was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother and friend to all and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law Ron Muesing and Loree Muesing; 6 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Private graveside services will be held at Gethsemane Memorial Gardens in Charlotte where she will be laid to rest beside her beloved late husband Ronald. Memorial service will be at 2 pm on Tuesday April 28, 2026 at Central Church in Charlotte.

Memorials may be made to Central Church in Charlotte, 5301 Sardis Road Charlotte, NC 28270.

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04/09/2026

William Evan Treat

William “Bill” Evan Treat passed peacefully from his earthly home to his heavenly home on Thursday, April 2, 2026. He truly had a Wonderful, Ambitious, and Full 87 years of life! Bill was born on March 26, 1939 in Elmira, NY to Basil and Edith Treat. He was part of the local cutest baby contest in 1941. Bill put his faith and trust in Jesus at a young age while listening to Pastor Charles E. Fuller on the Old Time Revival Hour explain that Jesus is the One Way to Salvation. Bill grew in his walk of faith as he continued to listen to good preaching. Bill graduated from Southside High School in 1957 in Elmira, NY. He attended Wheaton College (IL) where he graduated in 1961 with a degree in Sociology. While in college Bill participated in ROTC, Varsity Wrestling, and Letterman’s Club. Bill served in the United States Army from 1962-1967. His service included time in Texas and Germany. He became a Captain on September 14, 1965. Exactly 3 years later on September 14, 1968, Bill was promoted to Husband when he married his sweetheart Susan Kenney. Bill and Susan were married for 57 and 1/2 years. They enjoyed traveling, spending time together, and their children and grandchildren. When Bill was asked about having a lasting marriage, he responded with the scripture, “And if one prevail against him, two shall withstand him; and a threefold cord is not quickly broken” (Ecclesiastes 4:12). Bill’s interests included wrestling, playing the trumpet, acting, reading, and Jeopardy! Some of his favorite memories were meeting Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Mike Pence. Bill’s greatest meeting was when he saw his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, face to face on April 2, 2026. Bill loved to share his Christian faith and liked to ask those he met, “Will I see you in Heaven?” He had the assurance of an eternity in Heaven one day because he knew Jesus had died on the cross and rose again, and he had asked Jesus to come into his heart. If you have never asked Jesus to save you, would you do that now? This will give you the assurance of a beautiful home in Heaven for all eternity. As Bill would say, “See you here, there, or in the air!”

Bill was preceded in death by his precious daughter Amy, and his parents. He is survived by his lovely wife Susan; his brother Dave (Vicki) Treat; his children Melanie (Shawn) Kell, Marcy (Cory) Lawrence, David Treat, Tim Treat; his grandchildren Schuyler (Mallory) Kell, Haley Kell, Reagan Lawrence, Ryler Lawrence, and many friends. Bill’s family is very thankful for the wonderful care he received from the Hospice team of Via Health Partners.

A Celebration of Life service will be held on Saturday, April 11th, 2 pm at McKee Road Baptist Church, 4300 McKee Road, Charlotte, NC 28270 with Pastor Alex Adkins officiating.

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04/01/2026

Billie Horsley

Billie Sophia Horsley was born in Franklin,NC to William (Bill) Horsley and Lasca Evans Horsley on April 29th, 1955. She was the 3rd of 4 sisters.She graduated from

Western Carolina University with a degree in Biology,

She was diagnosed with cancer over a year ago but after chemotherapy she was pronounced healthy and cancer free. She was encouraged to have immunotherapy with a new drug, Jemperli. After 2 treatments she developed flu-like symptoms along with other problems.The drug attacked and inflamed her healthy organs and cells. She was admitted to the hospital and spent over a month being treated as her organs failed one after the other. She did not survive.

She was obsessed with hippos after seeing them on Facebook at the Cincinnati Zoo. She had hippo lunch bags, Xmas ornaments, coffee cups, etc, Fiona was her favorite.She loved coke and although she lost her appetite due to her illness never stopped drinking it.

She attended Beatle music concerts (including a Paul McCartney concert) with her older sister. Though their music was not her favorite she went with her sister who was a diehard Beatles fan.

She loved the beach and went every year to Myrtle Beach until a couple of years ago. Encamped on the beach she would sit under her umbrella, eat her lunch and read her book.

She worked for 24 years at the District Attorney's office as a legal assistant, She worked at home during chemotherapy treatments and when she returned to work she kept her own hours sometimes arriving after 10 am which earned her a "Tardy to the Party" award. But she always stayed late and never missed a day.

She loved her pug, Sam.and during her stay in the hospital he was her incentive for returning home. She did return for a short time but unfortunately she succumbed to multiple organ failure on the morning of March 18th.

Billie was a caring, sweet, generous person who was loved and will be greatly missed by family, friends, co-workers and all who had the privilege of knowing her.

She is preceded in death by her sister, Dwain Bouldin and brother in law, Don Bouldin as well as her parents. She is survived by her sisters. Kirsten Horsley and Karen Horsley her beloved pug, Sam, niece Betsy Maddox and 2 nephews Blake and Brent Bouldin, many great nieces and nephews and great great nieces and nephews.

There will be a Celebration of Life service to celebrate Billie's life on May 3rd at 3pm at Matthews United Methodist Church.

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03/27/2026

Phil Paschal

Phil Paschal, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and respected community servant, passed away peacefully on March 23, 2026, in Matthews, NC. Born on November 25, 1949, in Siler City, North Carolina, Phil lived a life rich in service, love, and devotion to those around him.

Phil’s journey was marked by commitment and valor. He proudly served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War and was honored with the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in a combat zone, a testament to his courage and dedication. After his military service, he pursued further education and earned an Associate’s Degree in Police Science from Central Piedmont Community College.

He devoted 14 years to the Mecklenburg County Police Department, serving his community with integrity and compassion. Afterwards, Phil channeled his spirit of service into the business world as an insurance agent and owner of The Paschal Agency for 34 years, where he was known not just as a businessman but as a trusted friend and advisor to many.

Phil was a man of a larger-than-life personality, always known as the "Master of Ceremonies," bringing joy and connection wherever he went. He never missed an opportunity to help others, touching countless lives through his kindness and infectious enthusiasm. He found great joy in spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren, who adored him deeply. Alongside his passions for golf, fishing, rodeos, and music, Phil's heart was full when surrounded by his loved ones.

His proudest accomplishments were the deep bonds he forged—not only with family and friends but also with the many clients and individuals whose lives he positively impacted. Those fortunate enough to know Phil remember him as the life of every gathering, a man whose laughter and generosity remain unforgettable.

Phil is survived by his devoted wife of 44 years, Marti Paschal; his children Kim Winters, Ray Paschal (Amanda), Jeannie Davis (John), and Ashley Paschal; his brother John Paschal (Suzy); his beloved grandchildren - Amber, Haley, Alexis, Morgan, Maddi, Cooper, and Will, and two great-grandchildren. They will carry forward his legacy of love and resilience.

Phil was preceded in death by his mother, Annie Holder, and father, Robert Paschal. Their memories live on in the stories and the love Phil held close throughout his life.

The community mourns the loss of a remarkable man whose imprint on the hearts of his family and friends will endure forever. Phil Paschal’s spirit shines on in the warmth he gave and the lives he touched so profoundly. His story—a beacon of courage, love, and unwavering devotion—will be remembered with deep affection and gratitude.

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03/20/2026

Sylvia Quantina Dunn "Mook"

Sylvia Quantina Dunn, affectionately known as "Mook," passed away peacefully on March 9, 2026, at Atrium Health of Cabarrus in Concord, North Carolina. Born on September 16, 1982, in Charlotte, Sylvia’s vibrant life was a beautiful tapestry woven with love, creativity, resilience, and the lasting impact of her warm spirit.

Sylvia was cherished most for her personality—an exceptional blend of caring, spontaneity, love, and down-to-earth humility. She had a beautiful soul that shone through her ever-present smile and amazing sense of humor. A woman of great kindness and acceptance, Sylvia embraced adventure with open arms, filling her days with art, music, dancing, and travel, passions that truly defined her. Her talent and creativity were apparent to all who knew her, and she nurtured her love for beauty and fashion with remarkable dedication. Above all, it was her unwavering spirit and resilience that left an indelible mark on her community and loved ones.

Her educational journey took her through Hawthorn School in Charlotte, NC, and the Seventh Day Adventist Church, foundations that helped shape her faith and values. Sylvia was a devoted member of the Foundations of True Ministries, guided by Pastor JC Porter and First Lady Rena Porter, where her spirit and enthusiasm were deeply felt by her church family.

Sylvia’s proudest accomplishments were her children, whom she loved with all her heart. They were the center of her world, and her devotion to them was a testament to her strength, unconditional love, and nurturing nature. Destiny Dunn, Jalen Patterson, Kayla Dunn, Khalil Nash, and her beloved grandchildren Lovely, Fancy, Kyon, Majesty, Willow, and Harmony will carry forward her legacy of love and determination.

She is lovingly remembered and survived by her mother, Angela Dunn; stepfather, Rodney Curry; father, Willie Joiner; stepmother, Subrenia Joiner; and grandmother, Ruby Dunn, who is married to Arthur. Sylvia’s family also includes her sisters of Charlotte, N.C., Jana Dunn, Tiffany Dunn, and Jasmine Dunn; stepsister Trianna Coffey; stepbrother Shon Coffey. Each was blessed by her extraordinary spirit and devotion.

Sylvia’s life was also marked by the loving memories of those dear to her who have passed before: Jessie Dunn of Charlotte, NC., and grandparents Bessie and David Joiner of Waxhaw, NC.

Sylvia Dunn aka "Mook" light will forever illuminate the hearts of those who knew her. Her legacy of kindness, creativity, fearless joy, and the fierce love she bore for her family will remain a beacon of inspiration and comfort. Though her physical presence has left us, the echoes of her laughter, warmth, and beautiful soul will continue to inspire and uplift all who were fortunate enough to call her family or friend. She will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and endlessly cherished.

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03/17/2026

William Allan Smith

William “Bill” Smith, age 77, passed away peacefully in comfort on March 9th in Matthews, NC, embraced by his family.Bill lived a life guided by love. To those who knew him, his greatest strength was the quiet, steady way he cared for others. His love was gentle, genuine, and constant. Bill’s higher power was his family, and his religion was love. He was bright, curious, and constantly tinkering with some kind of machine. He taught his family to love science, think deeply, and show up when it mattered. Throughout his life, Bill overcame many health challenges. He met each one with humor, dignity, and grace. Even in difficult moments, he remained focused on loving the people closest to him and appreciating the time they shared together.Bill was predeceased by his parents, Alexander and Mary Smith, and his beloved older brothers, Henry and Robert. He is deeply loved by his wife of 54 years, Deborah, who was his high school sweetheart and the love of his life. He is also survived by his two daughters, Shannon Marie Hale (spouse Dan) and Erin Smith Wright (spouse Marshall), who love him completely and will carry on his lessons of patience, acceptance, and home repair. Bill has taken great joy being “Papa” to his adoring grandchildren, Allie and Wolf Wright, who have filled his life with laughter and pride. Bill also loved his fellowship with friends old and new, in Men's Breakfast Club, and with his buddies in online games. To his loved ones, Bill was a steady presence, a source of warmth, and a reminder that steadfast love is the most important legacy anyone can have.A celebration of life will be held on March 14th at MorningStar Presbyterian Church in Matthews at 1:00PM, NC. Family and friends are invited to gather to celebrate Bill’s life and the love he shared so freely. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that those who wish to honor Bill do so by supporting his favorite independent journalism source, NPR.

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03/16/2026

Betty Curtis Foulks

Betty Curtis Foulks, a devoted mother, grandmother, wife, and community servant, passed away peacefully on March 14, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. Born on December 10, 1945, in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Betty’s life was marked by tireless dedication to her family, her community, and her passions.

Betty earned her Business Degree from Kings College in Charlotte, NC, a foundation that served her well throughout her professional endeavors. She began her career in payroll for Belk Store Services, where she worked diligently for several years. Later, she joined her husband, Wayne, in managing Wayne’s Carpet Cleaning and Repair Service, a partnership that spanned over three decades and exemplified her commitment to both family and business.

Her involvement in community and youth activities was substantial and deeply impactful. She served as Secretary of her Neighborhood Association, her Children’s PTAs, the Youth Bowling Association, and Harding University High School Marching Band over the years. Her unwavering dedication earned her Lifetime Achievement Awards from both the Youth Bowling Association and the Marching Band, recognizing her invaluable contributions and years of service.

Betty’s warm personality was defined by her deep love and care for her children and grandchildren, as well as the profound affection she held for her husband, Wayne. She found joy in knitting and crocheting, often creating beautiful works that carried the warmth of her spirit. She had a passion for reading biographies, particularly of her favorite figures in entertainment, and delighted in attending live theater productions. Additionally, she was a fan of various soap operas, finding comfort and connection in their ongoing stories.

Family memories were especially treasured, including the holidays and vacations shared together, which remain a testament to the bond they all cherished. Betty was preceded in death by her father, James Elwood Curtis, her mother, Minnie Curtis, her brother Charlie Curtis, and her son Randy Foulks.

She is survived by her devoted husband, Wayne Foulks; her son Lane Foulks and wife Amy; grandchildren Alex, Ward, and Lillian; daughter Allison Levinsky and husband Chris Levinsky; granddaughter Nadya; Randy's wife Jackie Foulks; her sister Peggy Brooks; brothers Wayne Curtis and Paul Curtis, wife Kathy Curtis; and numerous nieces and nephews who were touched by her kindness and generosity.

A visitation will be held on March 19, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Stephenson & Gaskin Funeral Services, located at 14617 Lawyers Rd, , Matthews, NC 28104. Following this, a Celebration of Life will take place at the same location from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, offering an opportunity for friends and family to honor and remember the remarkable life Betty lived.

Betty Curtis Foulks’ legacy of love, service, and commitment will continue to inspire all who knew her. She will be dearly missed but lovingly remembered in the hearts of her family and community.

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03/13/2026

Cynthia Gayle Como

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Cynthia Gayle Troutman Como of Monroe NC, formerly of Wellersburg PA. Cindy passed away on March 4, 2026 at the age of 69. She passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family. She is preceded in death by her son Jimmy Deneen, her father Ray Troutman, and her grandson Jude Como. She is survived by her husband Herbert Como, son Todd Deneen, stepson, Kiley Como and daughter-in-law, Nikki Como; stepdaughter, Lindsay Antweiler and son-in-law, Jim Antweiler; her mother Jo Ellen Troutman, and her sister Susan Troutman; and grandchildren: Eli Deneen and Allison Hite, and her grandsons Elijah and Ethan Como and James Antweiler and her granddaughter Cora Antweiler.

Cindy will be most remembered for serving the Lord and her perseverance through good and bad times. Always depending on the Lord for strength. She dedicated her life to working diligently as a respiratory therapist. For her, it was more than a career; she saw it as a mission to love, care for, and serve others. She loved and cherished her family and friends more than anything. And we cannot forget her love of animals, especially her dog Buddy.

Cindy is now at peace and pain-free. She will spend eternity with her loved ones and most importantly, with her loving Savior, Jesus Christ.

A celebration of life will be held at the Tri State Ministry Center in Hyndman, PA. Pastor Steven Leydig will officiate on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

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