Subject: In Loving Memory of Sylvia
Dear Family,

I hope this message finds you surrounded by love and support during this difficult time. I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt condolences for the loss of our dear cousin, Sylvia. Although we may not have spent as much time together as I would have liked, the memories we created during our time in Chagrin Falls in 2019 remain close to my heart. We shared laughter and joy, moments that I will cherish forever.

Life often takes us down different paths, and while it can be hard to understand why, I believe that every encounter we have shapes us in some way. Sylvia, you were a beautiful soul, and your spirit will be deeply missed. I find solace in the thought that death is not the end but rather the beginning of a new journey. I hold onto the hope that one day we may cross paths again.

As I reflect on our time together, I wish I had taken the opportunity to express my love and appreciation for you more openly. You deserved to know how much you were valued and respected. Please know that you will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will carry your memory with me.

Sending love and strength to all of you during this time of mourning. May we find comfort in the love we shared and the memories we hold dear.

With deepest sympathy,
Bobette Hart-Nelms

Sylvia, when I got word that you had passed, I couldn’t believe it. I am not shocked a lot but this one, this one got me we have so many memories. I’ve known you since middle school and we have been friends for so long. Hanging out having fun . just the girls the three of us went to the prom together. We didn’t need to have or to take us to the prom. We had each other and had a blast. Going to dances at Masonic, Temple and football games. Take your rest. You are my girl.

Dear Singleton and Moses Family,

I was deeply saddened to hear about Sylvia’s passing. We grew up together, and many of my most cherished childhood memories are centered around her. She had a way of making even ordinary days feel special.

Sylvia’s warmth and laughter were characteristic of her personality and remained constant throughout her life. I feel very fortunate to have shared those formative years with her. Although we lost contact as we pursued our individual paths, we reconnected a few years ago. 

Please accept my heartfelt condolences, and know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time. Sending love, strength, and my deepest sympathies to Malcolm, her sons, and Mrs. Ruth.

Sincerely,  
Thomas Presley

Prayers :We are lifting you and family in prayer. We thank God  for  allowing her to share in the happiness with her husband and family .
.We will  continue to lift family members in prayer.  
Mae Ruthcooke 
Nechanicsville UMC Family .

I am so grateful to my amazing friend and Hospuce Boot camp partner! Thank you Sylvia for your uncaring love and support and wisdom as we launched the first Hospice Boot Camp co-sponsored  with Caris and my consulting firm, LifeSprings Consulting Group with Bessie to train hospice nurse and supervisors. I shall miss you dearly my friend! Our t-shirts embodied your life, the value of authentic relationships, not transactional encounters!

Last year, you went for a sassy hair cut and blonde! Reminding us to live each day to the fullest! You loved deeply and you were always open to share your knowledge! I know you are watching over all of us in heaven! Your legacy will live on!

May God comfort you all during your time of bereavement. Please accept my most deepest sympathy. Praying for you all. The Scott family

Dear Family of Sylvia,

Over the past several weeks, Sylvia has often returned to my thoughts.  We haven’t seen each other in about three and a half years. Still, I knew to hold her in the Light. We worked together for a number of years.  Whenever I had the opportunity to be around her, I gravitated to her for her authentic spirit, her joyful laughter, and her wisdom.  She taught me a great deal. I loved sitting with her, sharing thoughts and stories. We shared kindness. I know you will miss her in immeasurable and unnameable ways.  Two weeks ago, I felt led to call her. I left a voicemail for her. I had no idea what was happening in her life.  Still, I know Who brought us together, Who stirred my heart to call her, and Who it is that holds her now. May the Comforter abide with each of you.

I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Sylvia when we worked together at Palmetto GBA. She was incredibly intelligent and did her job exceptionally well.  Sylvia had a quick wit and a lovely smile that made her a joy to work with. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to know her.

Fly high, Sylvia. You will truly be missed. ❤️

With sincere condolences to your family and loved ones.  🙏🏽

Andrea Dukes McCray

OBITUARY

Sylvia Lynn Singleton

June 3, 1965 – September 30, 2026

Caughman-Harman Funeral Home - Lexington Chapel

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