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Cindy Jones Obituary
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June 21, 1960-
November 20, 2017
Lumpkin, GA- Cindy Elaine Baldwin Jones, 57, of Lumpkin, died Monday, November 20, 2017. A celebration of her life will be held Wednesday, November 22nd, 3:00 PM at the Chapel of Baldwin Funeral Home in Richland, Georgia.
Cindy as born June 21, 1960 in Cuthbert, Georgia, to the late Ras and Martha Halliday Baldwin of Lumpkin, Georgia. She worked for several years at Farmers State Bank in Lumpkin and retired from DFCS after many years. Cindy had a heart for children, animals and the elderly. She had a passion for gardening and worked tirelessly in her yard, especially her beautiful rose garden. Cindy was a fabulous cook and she loved to share her delicious creations and recipes with family and friends. She was loving and generous to a fault, sharing with others at times at the expense of her own self. She had a wonderful sense of humor, and got the most pleasure from a good laugh or from pulling a prank. Cindy loved life, her family, and her many friends with all her heart.
In 1980 Cindy married the love of her life, Bill Jones, who preceded her in death in 2013. Cindy's and Bill's great achievement in life was being good parents, and they lived their lives setting a fine example for their two beautiful children.
Cindy was preceded in death by both of her parents, her loving and supportive husband, Bill Jones, and her oldest sister, Beth Baldwin Austin.
She is survived by her son, Terrell (Casey) William Jones, Sr., of Lumpkin, Georgia and her daughter, Halliday "Hallie" Elizabeth Jones (Mac) Lane of Lumpkin and Omaha; one grandson, Terrell W."TJ" Jones, Jr., one sister, Carolyn Baldwin (Michael) Crase of Columbus, Georgia, her brother, Charles Lewis (Sally) Baldwin, of Richland, Georgia; seven nephews, Keith (Marion) Austin of Norway; , Allen Baldwin of Lumpkin, Georgia; Eric (Jessica) Baldwin of Richland, Georgia; Kyle (Joanie) Welch of Mauk, Georgia; Josh (Jami) Welch of Americus, Georgia; great nephews, Erron (Cassie) Austin of Americus, Georgia, Tyler Austin, one niece, Jordan Wells of Lumpkin, Georgia; and one great-great nephew, Wyatt Austin Of Americus, Georgia; Mother-in-law, Betty Williams Brooks (Dewey) of Lumpkin, Georgia and sister-in-law, Sandi Jones Evans of Bethlehem.
A Celebration Service will be held on November 22, 2017, at 3:00 PM, Baldwin Funeral Home Chapel, in Richland, Georgia. The family will visit with family and friends before the service. The Reverend Dan Smith will conduct the service.
In Lieu of flowers:
Pleasant Grove Baptist Cemetery Fund in care of the Baldwin Funeral Home, P O Box 394, Richland, GA 31825
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Holly and Robbie Wells
November 22, 2017
Our deepest condolences to the family for your loss.
Tracy Anderson
November 22, 2017
I am so sorry for your loss Terrell. I didn't know your mom, but reading about her sense of humor and pranks reminded me of Casey's dad and my mom. May you always recall the funny memories when you're feeling blue. Your family is in my thoughts. Love, Tracy Anderson (Casey's Cousin)
Brittany Harley
November 21, 2017
I am truly going to miss Ms. Cindy Jones. Yesterday when I got the news of her passing it caught me completely off guard and all I could do was cry. I remember the first time I met her at Dr. Pippas clinic which is where I work we instantly had a bond. Every time she would come in here we would talk and talk and she loved her family and loved hearing about my baby girl. I just called to check up on her because I hadn't seen her in awhile and she was fine. I called her on the 14th of November around 3 pm we talked and talked and she was saying how she adored her new grandbaby that was recently born and how much he had grown. I felt Ms. Jone was a family member to me so I feel I lost a family member. I woke up this morning thinking about her. Her last words to me was to take care of my sweet baby and myself. I will truly miss her it's hard not to shed tears again while writing this.
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