Cynthia Green, 82 of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, passed away from this life on December 28, 2023. She was born Cynthia Ann Smith in Okemah, Oklahoma on November 27, 1941, the daughter of Curtis and Carolyn Smith.
Cynthia was a kind, sweet person with a loving heart. In her youth, Cynthia was a model and trendsetter who was featured in many popular ads and magazines. She loved experimenting with her style and look over the years, and no matter what she wore or how she styled her hair, Cynthia always looked beautiful.
She was all about family, and Cynthia and her late husband John were the definition of doting grandparents. They enjoyed taking the grandchildren on vacation and treasured all of the special moments they shared together. She absolutely loved Elvis, loved spoiling her kitty cats - and of course, feeding or taking in any and every stray she encountered - and couldn't get enough ice cream. She especially loved visiting Sonic for hamburgers and cherry limeades. Most of all, Cynthia cherished the people she loved. Her family meant everything to her, her love for them knowing no bounds. She will be very deeply missed.
She is preceded in death by her parents, and her husband of 49 years, John Green.
Cynthia was a kind, sweet person with a loving heart. In her youth, Cynthia was a model and trendsetter who was featured in many popular ads and magazines. She loved experimenting with her style and look over the years, and no matter what she wore or how she styled her hair, Cynthia always looked beautiful.
She was all about family, and Cynthia and her late husband John were the definition of doting grandparents. They enjoyed taking the grandchildren on vacation and treasured all of the special moments they shared together. She absolutely loved Elvis, loved spoiling her kitty cats - and of course, feeding or taking in any and every stray she encountered - and couldn't get enough ice cream. She especially loved visiting Sonic for hamburgers and cherry limeades. Most of all, Cynthia cherished the people she loved. Her family meant everything to her, her love for them knowing no bounds. She will be very deeply missed.
She is preceded in death by her parents, and her husband of 49 years, John Green.
Cynthia Green, 82 of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, passed away from this life on December 28, 2023. She was born Cynthia Ann Smith in Okemah, Oklahoma on November 27, 1941, the daughter of Curtis and Carolyn Smith.
Cynthia was a kind, sweet person with a loving heart. In her youth, Cynthia was a model and trendsetter who was featured in many popular ads and magazines. She loved experimenting with her style and look over the years, and no matter what she wore or how she styled her hair, Cynthia always looked beautiful.
She was all about family, and Cynthia and her late husband John were the definition of doting grandparents. They enjoyed taking the grandchildren on vacation and treasured all of the special moments they shared together. She absolutely loved Elvis, loved spoiling her kitty cats - and of course, feeding or taking in any and every stray she encountered - and couldn't get enough ice cream. She especially loved visiting Sonic for hamburgers and cherry limeades. Most of all, Cynthia cherished the people she loved. Her family meant everything to her, her love for them knowing no bounds. She will be very deeply missed.
She is preceded in death by her parents, and her husband of 49 years, John Green.
Cynthia was a kind, sweet person with a loving heart. In her youth, Cynthia was a model and trendsetter who was featured in many popular ads and magazines. She loved experimenting with her style and look over the years, and no matter what she wore or how she styled her hair, Cynthia always looked beautiful.
She was all about family, and Cynthia and her late husband John were the definition of doting grandparents. They enjoyed taking the grandchildren on vacation and treasured all of the special moments they shared together. She absolutely loved Elvis, loved spoiling her kitty cats - and of course, feeding or taking in any and every stray she encountered - and couldn't get enough ice cream. She especially loved visiting Sonic for hamburgers and cherry limeades. Most of all, Cynthia cherished the people she loved. Her family meant everything to her, her love for them knowing no bounds. She will be very deeply missed.
She is preceded in death by her parents, and her husband of 49 years, John Green.
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