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She is survived by her husband, Brad Mumm; her parents, Roy C. and Surene Halpin; sons, Matt Mickaels (Karah), Jake Mickaels (Cyan); grandchildren, Sloane Mickaels and Maverick Mickaels; sister, Holly Brite (Lee); nephews, Benjamin Baker and Samuel Brite and numerous cousins.
Cindy graduated from Pleasanton High School in 1981 and left home to attend Angelo State University. She eventually made her way back to Pleasanton to put down her roots and raise her two boys. She took great pride in her kids and their accomplishments over the years.
She enjoyed working with the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce to keep hometown traditions alive and dedicated countless hours to promote her community. She was an avid sports fan who enjoyed attending various sporting events for her own kids, her sister, and her nephews throughout the years. Her most recent role as "Lolly" to Sloane and Maverick was the highlight of each day.
Burial services for Cindy are private, but a celebration of life will be held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at the Pleasanton County Club, located at 1801 McGuffin Drive, from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.
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