Cynthia Ann Wallace

Cindy Ann Wallace was born on June 21st, 1966 in Anaheim, California at 12:45 P.M. to Raymundo and Maria Cardenas. She was called to rest 12 days shy of her 60th birthday on June 9th, 2026, in Henderson, Nevada. She had a full and rich life with wonderful friends, children, family, adventures, travel and unique experiences. She touched so many other lives with her beautiful smile and contagious laughter.

Cindy grew up in Westminster, California living in the same beautiful home until adulthood with her younger brother and Cardenas family from Washington state and Hernandez family from Texas. She attended the Diocese of Orange Elementary School and graduated from Westminster High School.

During these years Cindy loved going to the beach, roller skating at the local roller rink, and of course Disneyland. Her first car was a “Beautiful” orange Ford Pinto, which she loved to jokingly talk about even years later.

Prior to meeting her future husband (Mark Wallace) Cindy had a beautiful baby boy, Raymundo Stephen Cardenas who was affectionately called “BabyRay”. A few years later she met Mark and they married on June 29th ,1996. Shortly thereafter, Cindy, Mark and “BabyRay” moved to Oklahoma where Cindy became a very capable front office assistant for a well-known OBGYN. No too long after, their family grew by one more with the addition of their daughter, Vanessa Lee Wallace .

Homesick, the family moved back to the West Coast and settled in Henderson, Nevada. She spent the rest of her life there, working as a front office assistant / manager for another well-known OBGYN and made countless friends that loved and adored her. She was ALWAYS caring for and helping her friends all while raising a beautiful family watching Her kids grow to adulthood and even eventually have kids of their own .

Cindy’s will to live and hide any hardship from others was amazing to witness. She was the strongest person you could ever meet. As a Wife, Mother, Sister, Aunt, Grandma, Cousin, and Friend - Cindy left this world peacefully. We all will miss you so much.

She had countless friends that loved and adored her and the ONE thing everyone would say is how much they loved to hear her laugh.

You are so Loved!