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Obituary For Cynthia Aikens
Mrs. Cynthia Aikens 70, of Valley, Alabama died Sunday, October 18, 2020, at East Alabama Medical Center.
Mrs. Aikens was born in Langdale, Alabama April 6, 1950 to the late West Byron Foster and the late Annie Jewell Bailey Foster, she was a member of the Faith Baptist Church in Valley, and was retired from the Fairview Mill after 25 years of service.
Graveside services will be held Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at 3PM (ET) 2PM (CT) at the Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Lanett with the Rev. Jim Dykes officiating.
She is survived by her Husband George Edward Aikens of Valley, Al., 3 Children Michelle (Quinitia) Jones of Valley, Al., Rodney "Bebo" Jones of Valley, Al., Jennifer Aikens Howard of Olympia, Washington, 2 Sisters Barbara Bailey of Valley, Al., Deborah Berner of Locust Grove, Ga., 1 Brother Tony (Kris) Foster of Valley, Al., 4 Grandchildren Savannah Daniels, Austin Howard, D'Quavious Reece and Durriyah Patton, 1 Great Grandchild Scarlett Daniels, 5 Sisters In Law Sonja (Wayne) Baker of Roanoke, Al., Joan Scott of Valley, Al., Margaret Lambert of Roanoke, Al., Dale Bradford of Roanoke, Al.., Angie (Larry) Conner of Tallassee, Al.
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Add A CondolencePraying for the family, we will miss cynthia very much.
Mrs Cynthia was great woman who was full of love for everyone but she especially loved her children Bebo & Michelle. I'm so sorry for your loss she will be very much missed. Your family is in my prayers. Michelle let me know if I can help in anyway. Bebo I love you and I'm always here for you.
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