Cynthia Proctor Edwards
December 26, 1958 ~ May 4, 2016
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Rocky Mount - Cynthia Proctor Edwards, age 57, passed away on Wednesday, May 4, 2016. Born in Nash County, NC on December 26, 1958, she was the daughter of the late Marshall Proctor and Barbara Proctor.
Cynthia leaves behind to cherish her memory, her daughters, Emily Edwards Cook and husband, Patrick, of Red Oak; and Natalie Williams and husband, Randy, of Nashville. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Ethan and Ava Cook; Hunter Mason; and Landon Williams; and sisters, Kathy Howard and husband, Tim, of Leland; and Terry Hoyle and husband, Tim, of Rocky Mount.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 6:00 PM in the Chapel of Wheeler and Woodlief Funeral Home Cremation Services with Rev. Thad Harris officiating. Visitation with the family will follow the service until 8:00 PM.
Arrangements entrusted to Wheeler and Woodlief Funeral Home Cremation Services, 1130 N. Winstead Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27804. You may share memories and condolences with the family by visiting www.wheelerwoodlief.com.
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Such a beautiful Woman taken too early, She is at Peace in God’s Hands and left knowing she was loved. Alice and I have Her family in our Thoughts and Prayers
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Kathy and Terry…I’m so sad for your loss. Please know that you both and the family are in my thoughts and prayers. The six of us girls really had some good memories together and we shall always hold on to that. Love to all, Janice
Thinking of you and your family. Edna Wells.
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Cathy, Terri, and Cindy’s girls and grandchildren, so very sorry for your loss. Cindy was a special lady and when I think of her, I think of sweetness and laughter. She always seemed to be full of both! I know she has left you with many wonderful memories and that you will cherish them always. I’ll be praying that the God of all comfort will walk closely with each of you during this difficult time and soothe your hearts. I have sweet memories of Barbara, Marshall, and you three Proctor girls, one block up on Beverly Road! What a warm, loving family and what great friends you were!
Terry, I love you and I’m heartbroken for your entire family. The love and bond between three sisters is so unique, cherish all the wonderful memories. Prayers for all.
So sorry to hear of Cindy’s passing. My memories are of us being neighbors on Bedford Rd. We were Tanning girlfriends!! We were the Dugan girlsgrinning We layed out in the sun a lot with her & Terri. My deepest sympathy to her family. My thought & prayers go out to you all.
my dearest girls, you 3 always reminded me of me, Jackie, and Janice as far as being 3 sisters about the same age and growing up together….except all 3 of you were so pretty and beautiful! My heart goes out to you, but lean on each other, God, family, and friends to get you through. You will need it and they will be there for you. Accept it! Cherish the many precious memories-good and bad!-They make us what were are. I always loved you girls and think of you often although we don’t get to see each other. Love y’all lots!
Well written and a wonderful tribute to Cindy , God bless you in this time of sadness kissing_heart
I remember the very first time I met Cindy. My heart breaks for you all. I wish you peace.
Beautifully written from the heart.
TRIBUTE TO CINDY EDWARDS WITH LOVE BY KATHY Losing a sister is hard to imagine. We were The Proctor Girls. I am the oldest and growing up I was serious, shy and a good student. Terry was the homecoming queen, cheerleader, athletic sister. Now Cindy was Cindy-wide open. Anyone who knew Cindy growing up knows she had a good time and made people laugh (sometimes unintentionally) every where she went. She was a free spirit and happy-go-lucky individual. She did not change much in adulthood up until about the last 3 years when she started to get sick. Cindy lived with Tim & I the last 7 months of her life and was in hospice care. Her daughters, grandchildren and Terry and her husband came as often as they could for visits. I feel very fortunate to have been able to care for her when she needed me. We developed a very strong bond during this time. Her decline was heart breaking to watch. I wish she had of been capable of accepting help before it was too late. I am not judging, but heart broken. Cindy is finally free from her struggles here on earth and in the arms of Jesus and mama and daddy. I was lucky enough to be holding her hand and praying for her when she took her last breath. Tim & I, Terry and Tim, Emily and Patrick, Natalie and Randy and her grandchildren loved her very much. I would like to also tell you how much I appreciate my husband. He was there for Cindy and I through the whole process and did not hesitate to step up to the plate when we needed him. He was stronger than me many times. THANK YOU TIM. Cindy Lou, may you rest in peace. I know you believed in God. You told me many times and prayed often. We are never going to be the same without you in our lives. Terry and I don’t want to be The Proctor Girls without you in our lives but we will be strong. Cheers and God Bless you!
Oh Cathy, I sit here reading this and my heart is judmst breaking. What a truly wonderful gift she had and way about her. I saw her for the last time maybe 5 yrs ago. She was then and remained a very unique individual. The sun will shine a little less bright now that she is gone but the memory of the Proctor Girls will ALWAYS shine as bright. I will miss her until I see her again. Teresa Whitley Cruse
Dearest Kathy…I just heard and read…what a beautifully heartfelt message of your sister to share with all of us. Unfortunate circumstances that enter into our lives are a given just never knowing when and we should thank God for not having foresight…we could never get prepared enough physically, mentally, or verbally. ‘With God all things are possible.’ LUKE 137 She is with God and both with you…you sweet friend are still ‘The Proctor Girls’ for every heartbeat beats to the sound of her within. She’s making free-spirited music to keep you laughing and let you know she’s happy-go-lucky to be with God & you…lucy OX
I am heartbroken!! Cindy and i had some great times together,and that i will always cherish.Cindy and i had some differences in our marriage,but my love for Cindy never wilted.Looking back i don’t think either of us knew how to let go of our youth.Sometime in life you just have to let go and if it is meant too be it will come back.Unfortunately, that was not the case.Cindy gave me two wonderful children and for that i will always be indebted.Cindy was full of life and was a inspiration too all she meet.I remember one time she told me [ In life you have too find your own happiness].I pray you my friend you have found your wings and on the way to your happiness.GOD BLESS.
Cindy……when I watched the video of you, I could still feel the joy you brought whenever you were around. Your memory will always bring a smile to my face. RIP Sweet Girl!!