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Cynthia Brannan Obituary

Cynthia (Cindi) Brannan Cynthia (Cindi) Brannan, born January 5th, 1956 passed away Wednesday June 12 at 8:25. She was surrounded by her family in love as she took her last breath. She is survived by her husband and best friend, Stacy Brannan, Her 6 children, Jason and wife Phyllis, Nikki and husband Shannon, Jeremy, Jon Michael, Andrew, Kelsey and husband David, Brother William Kenkel and sister Linda Judd. She had 6 grandchildren whom she adored, and they her. She is remember as being kind, compassionate and as loyal as one could be. Cindy loved to travel, and made many memories over the years doing so. Her most recent trip was a cruise to Cozumel, Belize and Honduras where she was able to swim with the dolphins. A life long dream of hers. She sailed out of Galveston and returned to the same port. Cindi was a life long loyal Chiefs fan, she would tell the the rookie offensive lineman that he had to sign her CHIEFS football on his initial visit before they could pick up the kolaches for their weekly meeting for each home game. Most of all of all she loved her family, she was proud of them all, and would have done anything for them. A memorial service is being held Saturday June 22nd at 2 pm at Quivera Campus First Colonial Presbyterian Church 12501 West 137th St, Overland Park, KS .

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Published by Kansas City Star on Jun. 18, 2019.

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Vickie Long

June 12, 2023

Cynthia, or Cindy, as I knew you, I miss you. You were a good neighbor and friend, as well as a good and kind person, period. My life was better because you were in it.

Deanna Lenz

June 13, 2020

I cant believe Cindi has been gone a year. Every time I drive by Kolache Factory, I think about stopping in to see her. Then I remember that she wont be there. I havent been in the store since she passed away. I just cant imagine walking in there. Sydney misses her so much. When she was updating her resume earlier this year, she texted me and said When you realize that your number one reference, biggest supporter, & dear friend, isnt here anymore and you start bawling. It broke my heart. Cindi was one of the greatest women in my daughter Sydneys life. We were all blessed by her love ❤ Hugs Stacy & family

Vickie Long

June 12, 2020

I will never forget Cindy. She was my neighbor and my friend. God Bless.

Vickie Long

June 21, 2019

Cindi was a good, kind and compassionate person and a wonderful neighbor. I will miss her so much.

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Cindi hugs were the best!

Deanna Lenz

June 18, 2019

Cindi had a profound influence on my daughter, Sydney's, life. Over the last 9 years, Cindi was first her manager, then her mentor, and finally (and most deeply) her FRIEND. For the past 2 years, they've gone to breakfast together at least one Sunday every month. She made a difference in so many young people's lives. Her passing leaves a huge hole in our hearts. Our deepest prayers and sympathy go out to Stacy, her children, & grandchildren (who she loved to talk about)

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James Ball

June 18, 2019

My heart is broken with this loss of my sister and friend.Cindi and Stacy together have always brightened and enriched every person they were around.Cindis smile and sweetness will never leave me as I pray for comfort for Stacy and their family.Thank you God for blessing us with this beautiful person,we will always love her and receive her shouting into Heaven as Im sure Cindi will as she goes.

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