Cynthia Louise Kent
March 10, 1950 ~ June 28, 2022
Cynthia Louise Kent, 72, of Elizabethtown, passed away Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at Franciscan St. Francis Health. Cynthia was born in Columbus, IN on March 10, 1950 to Paul Eugene Hedrick and Marjorie Schwind Hedrick.
Cynthia retired after 25 years from the United States Post Office. She loved her family very much especially her grandchildren.
Per Cynthia’s request there will be no services, cremation is planned.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.
Survivors include her daughters, Rene Kent of Seymour, IN, Natalie Garcia of Elizabethtown, IN, Stacie Melcher of Cincinnati, OH and Erica (Aaron) Murray of Shelbyville, IN; grandchildren, Clayton (Angel) Wente, Lacy (Jeremy) Kinnett, Larson Brock, Shane Wilson, Skylar Wilson, Noah Brock, Quinten Melcher, Luke Melcher, Angel Garcia, Kayden Garcia and Sage Garcia; 13 great grandchildren; a brother, Daniel (Kimberly) Hedrick of Columbus, IN and a sister, Paula Hedrick of Columbus, IN;
She was preceded in death by her parents, Paul Eugene and Marjorie Hedrick; a sister, Cheryl Newland.
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Cindy, you were the sunshine each day in the chaos at the post office and everyone loved you. Such a sweet woman with a big heart and a friend to everyone. You deserved so much more in life than you were dealt. It broke my heart to hear of your passing, but I know you are in good hands and no longer sick or stressed. Walk with Jesus in joy forevermore. ~ Julie Ridgley ~
thank you so very much Julie. she really was the best. we will miss her every day. until we meet again. Rene’ (the oldest daughter) <3
The fun memories of my childhood always involve you in some way. Wether it was you babysitting me, eating fruity pebbles while you drank diet pepsi, sleepovers, knocking on your door early in the morning looking for Stacie and many other memories. But my favorite memories are the many trips to Redbrush in Uncle Danny’s brown van. I will miss you dearly Bonus Momma! Thank you for the amazing childhood memories!