Cynthia Colleen Teagle-Adams

Born on June 7, 1958, in Spokane, Washington, to Tom & Ona Mae Hudson. Cyndi carried through life a steady faith, a generous spirit, and a deep devotion to the people she loved. She was known as a loving, selfless person and a safe place to land for everyone. Her smile remained constant, even in difficult times, and throughout the years of illness she never allowed cancer to define her life.

Cyndi was a member of Snohomish Church of the Nazarene for more than 35 years. Her faith was a lasting and important part of her life, and she stood firm in the grace it blessed her with. That faith was reflected not only in what she believed, but in the way she lived. She was someone who gave freely of herself and was known for helping others without hesitation. It was said of her that she would give anyone the shirt off her back, a simple but powerful measure of the way she moved through the world.

She found joy in life’s small treasures. Cyndi loved antique-ing, garage sale-ing, and always trying to find a good bargain. These were more than pastimes to her; they were part of the delight she took in everyday life. Whether searching for something special or simply enjoying the outing, she brought enthusiasm and warmth to those moments. More than anything, however, she loved spending time loving on her grandbabies, who were a central part of her happiness. The memories they have shared together will forever shape their hearts.

Family was an important part of Cyndi's life. She is survived by her father, Tom Hudson; her sister, Tammy Waldo; her brother, Robby Hudson and his wife, Jennifer; her sister, Julia Townsend; her brother, LeRoy Hudson; her daughter, Skye Johnson and her husband, Caleb along with their 3 children; her step-son, Mark Adams and his wife, Laynie along with their 2 children; her stepdaughter Serena West along with her child and her step-daughter Chandra Adams along with her children.

Those who knew Cyndi will remember a woman whose kindness was constant and whose care for others came naturally. She was always smiling, even when she had every reason not to. Her life was marked by endurance, compassion, and a quiet strength that left a lasting impression on the many people who were fortunate to know her.

Cynthia Colleen Teagle-Adams will be remembered with deep love and gratitude for the faith she lived, the comfort she gave, and the steadfast presence she was in the lives of others. Her memory will remain a blessing to those who knew her. A Celebration of Life will be held on October 9, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Purdy & Kerr with Dawson Funeral Home 409 W Main St. There will be a reception to follow directly after the service, held at The Snohomish Church of the Nazarene Until 3pm. Address 1017 13th St, Snohomish, WA 98290.