Cindy's Celebration of Life
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Cynthia Ann Lozano passed away Saturday, March 6, 2021, while in Hospice care.
Cindy was born in Fort Worth, Texas December 2, 1965. Her Celebration of Life will be held within the next three to four weeks due to COVID’s high volume of deaths backup. Cindy will be cremated; we will have a Celebration of Life for her. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to her (Go Fund Me Account). Once arrangements have been scheduled, you will be notified.
Cindy will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend to all that knew and loved her. At 17 she met the love of her life, Raul Lozano. They were married in 1986 and the young Lozano couple would spend the next 34 years together raising their two lovely children.
She never settled in a single career but held many positions that reflected her personality. Cindy had a variety of job titles from being a cashier at a bar-b-que place to a uniformed guard in a detention center.
She was the life of the party no matter the occasion. She loved dancing, listening to Tejano music, and going to concerts. Her favorites were Gary Hobbs and Bobby Pulido. She also enjoyed hosting Texas Hold’em tournaments for her family and close friends. She called it her therapy, or as she would say “my the-rap-ia”.
Cynthia Ann Lozano passed away Saturday, March 6, 2021, while in Hospice care.
Cindy was born in Fort Worth, Texas December 2, 1965. Her Celebration of Life will be held within the next three to four weeks due to COVID’s high volume of deaths backup. Cindy will be cremated; we will have a Celebration of Life for her. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to her (Go Fund Me Account). Once arrangements have been scheduled, you will be notified.
Cindy will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend to all that knew and loved her. At 17 she met the love of her life, Raul Lozano. They were married in 1986 and the young Lozano couple would spend the next 34 years together raising their two lovely children.
She never settled in a single career but held many positions that reflected her personality. Cindy had a variety of job titles from being a cashier at a bar-b-que place to a uniformed guard in a detention center.
She was the life of the party no matter the occasion. She loved dancing, listening to Tejano music, and going to concerts. Her favorites were Gary Hobbs and Bobby Pulido. She also enjoyed hosting Texas Hold’em tournaments for her family and close friends. She called it her therapy, or as she would say “my the-rap-ia”.
Cindy was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2014. After undergoing a bone marrow transplant, she was Leukemia free. In 2016 she begins battling Graph Verses Host Disease (GVHD), along with multiple other health issues. She had an amazing strength. Even through the toughest battles she remained strong.
Cindy will be greeted in Heaven by parents Charlie Sr. and Eloisa (Nellie), and brothers Jerry and Charlie Jr.
Survivors: Husband; Raul Lozano Sr., Children; Raul Lozano Jr., Hillary Lozano; Daughter-In-Law; Amber Garcia Lozano; Sisters; Gloria Martinez Thomas, Rosalinda Martinez Hill, Grandchildren; Maddox, Blake, Andrew, Isabella Lozano, and Desmond Garza.
Cindy will be greeted in Heaven by parents Charlie Sr. and Eloisa (Nellie), and brothers Jerry and Charlie Jr.
Survivors: Husband; Raul Lozano Sr., Children; Raul Lozano Jr., Hillary Lozano; Daughter-In-Law; Amber Garcia Lozano; Sisters; Gloria Martinez Thomas, Rosalinda Martinez Hill, Grandchildren; Maddox, Blake, Andrew, Isabella Lozano, and Desmond Garza.
Organizer and beneficiary
Amber Lozano
Organizer
Fort Worth, TX
Raul Lozano
Beneficiary