Cyndi Lynn McCullough passed away on January 29, 2026, after a brave and courageous fight. She was 62 years old.
Born on November 5, 1963, in Chicago, Illinois, she was the daughter of Hazel Joan McCullough and Harry Eldridge McCullough, and a beloved sister to Bernice, Tony, and Michael. Cyndi later moved with her family to Arizona as a child, where she built her life and became the strong, independent woman so many loved.
Cyndi was, above all else, a devoted mother to her daughters, Nicole and Brooke. Her children were her entire world, and she always put them first—without hesitation and without condition. Everything she did was rooted in love, protection, and the desire to give them the best life she could.
A true fighter, Cyndi faced life with grit, resilience, and quiet bravery. She worked as a Union Carpenter, never afraid of hard work, and later cleaned houses after the birth of her first child so she could continue providing for her family. She was strong in both body and spirit, and she carried herself with determination and heart.
Cyndi found joy in the simple pleasures of life—horseback riding, wandering antique shops, and going on motorcycle rides with her true love, Jack Perkins. She cherished laughter, meaningful moments, and time spent with those she loved most.
One of a kind in every sense, Cyndi was loving, funny, deeply caring, and unforgettable. Her strength, warmth, and love will live on through her children, her family, and everyone who was fortunate enough to know her.
She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Born on November 5, 1963, in Chicago, Illinois, she was the daughter of Hazel Joan McCullough and Harry Eldridge McCullough, and a beloved sister to Bernice, Tony, and Michael. Cyndi later moved with her family to Arizona as a child, where she built her life and became the strong, independent woman so many loved.
Cyndi was, above all else, a devoted mother to her daughters, Nicole and Brooke. Her children were her entire world, and she always put them first—without hesitation and without condition. Everything she did was rooted in love, protection, and the desire to give them the best life she could.
A true fighter, Cyndi faced life with grit, resilience, and quiet bravery. She worked as a Union Carpenter, never afraid of hard work, and later cleaned houses after the birth of her first child so she could continue providing for her family. She was strong in both body and spirit, and she carried herself with determination and heart.
Cyndi found joy in the simple pleasures of life—horseback riding, wandering antique shops, and going on motorcycle rides with her true love, Jack Perkins. She cherished laughter, meaningful moments, and time spent with those she loved most.
One of a kind in every sense, Cyndi was loving, funny, deeply caring, and unforgettable. Her strength, warmth, and love will live on through her children, her family, and everyone who was fortunate enough to know her.
She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
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