She was born on March 26, 1953 in Nokesville, Virginia, daughter of Frank and Joyce Jones.
She was happiest at home, where she could relax in her comfy pajamas while sipping her morning coffee and enjoying her daily Pepsi. She loved spending time playing games, watching her favorite television shows, and doing crafts. She enjoyed holidays with her family, especially Christmas when she could decorate the home with joy and make dinner for the ones she loved.
Her personality is like no other, with stubbornness and sarcasm at the forefront. But, behind her jokes and jabs, she had the most giving heart. She is known by her family as the biggest cheerleader, which is constantly shown through her selfless acts and care for others. She was very protective over the ones she loved, and was a safe haven for them to be themselves. Along with being a safe place for the people around her, she was also a sanctuary for all animals, especially her cats.
Cindy had a heart full of love that especially revolved around her grandchildren. From sporting events to weekends at Nannas with no rules. The love she shared with her younger legacy shines through each core memory that’s brought to light by remembrance.
Her legacy carries on through those who love her, with countless memories that will last a lifetime.
She is preceded in death by her father, Frank Jones and her brother, Stevie Jones.
She is survived by her mother, Joyce Jones; her siblings, Sheila Natoli and Mark Jones; her three children, Susan Batcheler, Jeremiah “JC” Stevens, and Cynthia “Niki” Riley; four grandchildren, Ashtyn Graham, Josh Stevens, Gavin Riley, and Makenzie Riley; and four great-grandchildren, Asher Graham, Camryn Graham, Ava Graham, and Gracie Graham.
