Cynthia Guerra, late of Chicago, IL., passed away on July 10, 2024. She was born on April 30, 1957, to her loving parents Frank and Irma Guerra. Cynthia left behind a legacy of love and kindness that will forever be remembered by all who knew her.
In her journey through life, Cynthia was a shining example of compassion and generosity. She touched the lives of many with her caring and warm smile. Her presence brought comfort and joy to those around her, leaving lasting impact on all who had the pleasure of knowing her.
Cynthia was a devoted mother to Pedro Manzanales Jr., Jessica (Apollo) Manzanales, Martine Manzanales, Christina Manzanales, and Thomas Mirelez. Her unconditional love and unwavering support were a guiding light for her children throughout their lives. She was also a devoted grandmother to Apollo Jr. (Dawn), Michael (Meggie), Hiram (Abby), Alisa (Nando), Selena, Martine Jr., Daniel, Marcus, Joseph, Precious, Matthew, Sullie Jr., Julian, Marcell, and proud great-grandmother to Hunter, Noah, Alex, Elena, Alison, Avayah, Noah, Giovanni, and Hailey.
Amongst her siblings: Bob, Suzie, Chito, Joey, Rosie, Pilar, Jo-Jo, Rosa, Dawn, Francine and Frank, Cynthia shared a special bond filled with cherished memories and love. She was also a beloved aunt and cousin to many who held a special place in her heart.
Cynthia's kind heart extended beyond her family as she touched the lives of many as a dear friend. Her warm spirit and gentle soul brought comfort to those around her in times of need.
As we mourn the loss of Cynthia Guerra from our lives, we take solace in the beautiful memories she leaves behind. She joins her parents and siblings: Bob, Suzie, Chito and Joey. Her legacy of love and kindness will continue to inspire us all.
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