Cynthia D. Crawford - Roper and Sons (2024)

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Cynthia D. Crawford, 52, of Lincoln passed away November 4, 2021after a brief battle with cancer in Lincoln, NE at the age of 52.

She is survived by family members, son Tanner Fox and his wife Liz, grandchildren Violet and Tanner Jr, husband Mark Crawford, step daughter Jordan Dockter, all of Lincoln, Nebraska. Her sister Anne Buffum, Portland, Oregon, mother Jane Scott, Netarts, Oregon, father Rocky Buffum, Birmingham, Alabama and many close friends.

Cyndi was out going, loved people and enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren. She especially liked taking them to the Children’s Zoo and the Sunken Gardens. Cyndi graduated from Culinary School and loved cooking for her family and friends. She was a loyal friend and cherish member of Sacred Heart church. She will be remembered and missed dearly by those who loved her.

The rosary will be Friday night (11/12) at 7:00pm and memorial services will be held at 10:00am Saturday (11/13) both will be located at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 3128 S Street in Lincoln.

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Services

November12

Rosary

7:00 pm

Sacred Heart Church

3128 ‘S’ Street

November13

Mass of Christian Burial

10:00 am

Sacred Heart Church

3128 ‘S’ Street

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November 13, 2021

Cindy was a neighbor to me and a wonderful person. She was someone I could chat with when I needed someone to talk to. She loves gardening and shared plants with my family for our garden. We also had play dates with her granddaughter Violet and my daughter. She will greatly be missed by our family. My condolences to her family. May Cindy Rest in Paradise.

– Cruz Garcia

November 13, 2021

– Cruz Garcia

November 9, 2021

Cyndi Helped me with Canning. She wanted to learn how to can. I had a big garden and wanted to preserve the produce so it was a mutually beneficial arrangement. She was not driving at the time so I would pick her up in the morning, bring her to our house , can all day and then take her home in the evening. I gave her quite a bit of the canned goods and she greatly appreciated it. Health prevented this from continuing more than 1 season.