Cynthia Fuller Phillips

Cynthia Fuller Phillips passed away peacefully in Cincinnati on December 8, 2021. She was 64. She is survived by her sons, David and Robert Phillips, their father and former husband Tim Phillips, her sister Alisa Cromer and brother David and his wife Nancy Fuller and their children Andrew, Steven and Carson, her cousin Laurie Gilkes, and too many friends to count. Susan Weldy remained at her side for most of the time during her year-long battle with cancer.

Her biggest passion in life was her two sons for whom she would do anything.

Cindy grew up in Washington, D.C. where she attended Holton Arms School for girls, and later HighPoint University in North Carolina. She worked for many years in the customer service industry in Cincinnati where her kindness and gentle spirit made lifelong friends out of co-workers who were a constant source of joy and meaning. Many were at her side in her last weeks.

Cindy had converted to Catholicism and lived the faith each day by putting the needs of others ahead of her own. She refused to say an unkind word to anyone. She could wrap a mean present and the legendary photo albums she designed and gave as presents became family heirlooms. She stopped a hospice nurse to "tighten the strings on your wings". At the end of the day, she gifted her physical body to science.

A post-Covid memorial service is planned for early March.