Cynthia Scott
Obituary
Scott, Cynthia Anne, age 65, passed away Monday, December 11, 2006. Cynthia was born on December 21, 1940 in Houston, TX to David and Velma (Sjolin) Neely. Cynthia was active in the Forest Creek Women's Club and loved to play Bunko with her friends. She is survived by her husband, Barry, of the home; a daughter, Deborah Scott, of Tulsa; a son and daughter-in-law, David and Amey Scott, of Phoenix, AZ and 2 grandsons, Mitchel Jones and Mathew Patten. A memorial service will be held 2:00 P.M. Saturday, December 16, 2006 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 3601 S. Yale, Tulsa, OK. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations, in memory of Cynthia, to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, 500 N. Broadway, Ste. 250, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Ninde Woodland Chapel 918-728-8500.
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Tributes & Memories
Barry our prays go out to you Cindy was an angel on earth I'm sure she will continue her work in heaven. Our love to you, Debbie, David and Amey we know you will miss her ass we will.
Dwight and Teri Smith
How richly blessed we were in knowing Cindy! She shared her life, love and passions with us all. How else would we have known the joy of Westies? Her smile and spirit will live on in our memories, until we meet again in Heaven. She will be deeply missed. My heart grieves deeply for your loss, and my prayers are that God brings you peace. Much love to all of you.
Nicole Marker
We were so sorry to hear about Aunt Cynthia, she fought so hard. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Boy God has his hand full now with both Mom and Aunt Cynthia up there. Bet they are keeping him busy.
Kevin and Lori Mitchell (Reid)
Cindy was the most unique and wonderful friend that anyone could have. She was our beloved adopted sister and aunt, cherished and loved. Now she lives on in our hearts and memories. We send our deepest sympathy to Barry, David, Debbie and her beloved grandsons.
Diane Marker
Barry, our whole family is so sorry for your loss. Cindy was such a vibrant, caring person. My parents couldn't have asked for better neighbors, and visiting Tulsa was always a little more fun with you two there. Our thoughts are with you, your children and grandchildren.
Christine Caffey
I'm so sorry for you loss and know it has been a long battle over the past couple of years. We will all miss her, and I wish I could be there to say goodbye. I'll keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Elisabeth
Elisabeth (Bohack) Osborn
Dear Barry, I'm so sad we lost Cindy. She was a wonderful lady. My parents couldn't have had better friends or neighbors than you two. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the kids. Love, Jan-Jan
Jan Caffey
I feel so blessed that Cyn came into my life at such an early age and I treasure all the memories of the many years we have been friends. She was always so gracious, even when she was down. That is one of her qualities I most admired. I'm sure she is sitting next to St. Peter now, welcoming newcomers to Heaven, with the pups wagging their tails in delight. Barry, you, Deb, David, Amey, Mitch and Matthew are in our thoughts and prayers. We have all suffered the great loss of a beautiful wife, mother, grandmother and friend. May God bless you all.
Lila & Walter
Our prayers are with you Barry and the family! Cynthia is playing bunko with the angles now and loving every minute of it! She was a vibrant and very caring women! She will be missed by all! Thinking of you, Wayne and Amanda Bohack
Wayne and Amanda Bohack
Cyn was a dear and life-long friend. I was her tormenter in the 2nd grade, ... , and she forgave me and always welcomed me with a smile and a lift in her voice. I rejoice that her painful struggle with leukemia has ended.
Bill Sadd