Cindy Cohea Obituary
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Cindy Was Born in Prineville, Oregon to the Parents of Jeannie Beimdiek and Bob Ford. Later adopted by Doug Beimdiek. Cindy was born on April 10, 1971. She went to school and graduated in Seattle, Washington. She married her husband Steve Cohea on March 14, 1992, in Seattle, Washington. She worked as a home health aide for many years. She enjoyed dream Catchers and loved the color green.
Cindy is preceded in death by her mother Jennie Beimdiek. Cindy is survived by her husband Steve Cohea and their two daughters Kimberley Montalvo (David) and Amber Cohea. She has four grandkids Joey, Michelle, Lawrence, and Emiliano, Her parents Doug Beimdiek (Barbra), and Bob Ford (Sophia), Her in laws Mike & Beth Steiner, her sister-n-law Sheri Bailey (Harry), Her niece Samatha Solares (Adam), her Nephews David Bailey, and Roger Bailey (Alexandra) and her great nephews Keaton, Brantley, Aiden, Jenson, Callahan, John, and Jasper. She was loved by so many more.
We will be having a celebration of life in August. The details and date will be provided at a later time.
Arrangements are with La Paz Funeral home 555 W. Amador Ave Las Cruces, NM 88005. To View online obituaries, Visit perchesgrahams.com. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Cindy, please visit our Tree Store.
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