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Obituary For Cindy Ann Crozier
Central Cremation Services respectfully announces the passing of Cindy Ann Crozier of Auburn Georgia on February 6th, 2024
Cindy Ann (McGee) Crozier of Auburn GA
Born May 30, 1957 in Memphis TN
Passed Feb 06, 2024 in Auburn GA
At 8:18am Feb 6th, Cindy got her wings. She was diagnosed with terminal cancer that had spread all over on Dec 21 2023. She wanted nothing more than to live to see her grandbabies grow up. Everyone she met was a friend and most became family. She was kind, loving and so strong. She taught us how to work through the pain and to always take care of our family. She was a stay at home mom and Nene dedicating all her love to her family.
Cindy was preceded in death by her husband of almost 40 years, Robert Nolan Crozier Jr, her parents Arthur McGee & Cora (White) McGee of Decatur GA. Younger sister Sheila McGee & brother in law Phillip Glozer of Grayson GA. Mother in Law Harriett (Crosby) Roberts & father in law Bobby Joe Roberts of McDonough GA. Sister in law Renee (Quinn) Barnes & brother in Law Chris Barnes of McDonough GA.
Cindy is survived by her daughters Robin Leigh (Crozier) Lewis, Adriene Lee Crozier, Son Robert Nolan Crozier III, Grandchildren: Grandson's Michael McGee & Lance Corporal Nicholas Lewis (Marines), Granddaughter's Payton Lewis & Lillian Lewis. Brothers: Ronnie McGee, Arthur "Bug" McGee, sisters: Tina Bryant, Patsy Jackson & Jan Hopkins, brother in law James Hopkins, Sister in law Leslie Quinn Miller, numerous nieces, nephews & cousins.
We will have a memorial later in the year when her Marine can attend. The memorial will be a sunset service at our home overlooking her "church". More details to come.
The staff of Central Cremation Services is honored to be selected to provide end-of-life services.
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I chose purple because it reminded me of the color her nails were painted when I last saw her, a few days before she passed. Aunt Cindy was such a laid back soul, didn't bother anyone and loved everyone. Always had nothing but positive things to say to make me smile every time I saw her. I will forever be grateful for the conversation we had when I saw you. I love you forever and always my fellow Gemini. Go rest high on that Mountain Auntie. ❤️ Until we meet again.
My little sister Cindy was one in a million...she knows that I always had her back in high school and in life during different life phases whatever it may have been..,we cried on the phone many times through the years!...fly high with Shelia and Mom and Dad....and all our other angels now baby sis....as I sit here and type this with tears running down my face ....I love you more than I can say and some day I will be with you again!!
❤️🌹My sister Cindy will always be missed and she will always have a place in my heart. I will always be her brat. I love you and fly high my beautiful sister. 🌹❤️ Jan McGee Hopkins
My aunt Cindy had such a sweet soul. I'm so grateful to have some childhood memories with her and my cousin Robin growing up. She will forever be in my heart. Love you ❤
Aunt Cindy was always loving and kind. She was gentle and genuine. I can still hear her "hey darling" when we spoke. I know she is celebrating with all her loved ones in Heaven. We will meet again. Love you
I love my Nene so much. She is awesome and would always be the one doing for other people instead of herself. She would always share and she was super kind. My Nene is my best friend and I love her and miss her so much --- Lilly Lewis
Mama was always the one who told me I could do anything. Through the years she took care of me as much as I took care of her. God only knows how much I love and miss her. She never met a stranger and showed me what love truly means.
My sweet grandmother was everything you could ask for in a grandma, when the need arised, she was like a mom too. She would light up a room and put a smile on people's faces she came across everywhere she went. I will always miss her but she is no longer in pain and is reunited with the dog and pawpaw
