On September 25th, 2025, our beloved Cynthia Ann Strozyk passed away unexpectedly while on a girls trip out of state—a trip filled with laughter, friendship, and joy. Her passing was sudden, shocking, and utterly heartbreaking. Cynthia left this world far too soon, and her family is now facing not only unimaginable grief but also the logistical and financial challenges that come with such an unexpected loss.

Cynthia was the heart of the Strozyk family. She was a devoted wife to Bill Strozyk and a loving mother to Abby Peek (Mitch), Alex, Jonathan (Cassie), and Hannah. To her precious grandchildren, Corbin and Savannah, she was affectionately known as “Gigi”—a role she treasured more than anything. She was the cherished daughter of Carrol and Barbara Keith, a loving sister to Susan Ramsey (Rusty), and a proud aunt to many nieces and nephews.

To know Cynthia was to be cared for. She made everyone feel welcome, valued, and loved—whether you were family, friend, neighbor, or simply someone who crossed her path. She had a gift for making people feel at home. Her faith guided every part of her life, and her warmth, kindness, and quiet strength left a mark on everyone who knew her.

Because Cynthia passed away out of state and so unexpectedly, her family is now facing many unexpected expenses, including:

Emergency travel and transport costs

Memorial and funeral arrangements

Time away from work for grieving and planning

Ongoing support for her family during this transition

We are creating this GoFundMe to help ease the immediate financial burden so her loved ones can focus on honoring her life and supporting one another through this heartbreaking time.

If you knew Cynthia—or if her story resonates with you—we humbly ask for your support. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps. And if you are unable to give, please consider sharing this page with others who may be able to contribute.

Cynthia lived a life of selfless love and quiet strength. Let’s now surround her family with that same love and support as they begin to navigate life without her.

With heartfelt thanks,

—The Strozyk Family