Lucinda Kay Rost
April 5, 1958 – March 29, 2023
Lucinda (Cindy) Kay Rost, age 64, of Sierra Vista, AZ passed away March 29, 2023 in Phoenix, AZ with her children by her side.
There will be military services in Arizona and a “Celebration of Life” later in Montana.
Sympathy can be shared at www.neptunesociety.com/location/phoenix-cremation
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Service Schedule
Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
Service Schedule
Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
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Diane M Welbes says
We grew up as neighbors–Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Susan Keltner says
Cindy and I have been for years.. My staff and I taught her soldiers how to drown proof themselves with their BDUs. For the last few years she’s been a mentor/guru to me.. I will miss her terribly.. She was my tribe.. Soar with eagles and thank you for your service..
Pam Moths Nisley says
Oh how you lit up a room! Beaming that BEAUTIFUL SMILE!
I am saddened that you have left this earth, you were ALWAYS so happy to see everyone, when our class gathered!!!
Thankful for you protecting our freedoms! I will keep your loved ones lifted up in prayer! May they feel the loving Arms of Jesus, holding each one!!!
Stephanie Michels says
Our Chix of ‘76 group will never be the same. Cindy was our cheerleader, fearless leader and a true free spirit. We will miss her and her beautiful smile and courageous outlook on life everyday. “The hardest part of losing someone isn’t having to say goodbye, but rather learning to live without them. always trying to fill the void, the emptiness that’s left inside your heart when they go.” RIP our dear friend💞
Jennifer Warden says
Beautiful sweet Aunt Cindy. You were such a brilliant bright light in this world. Your smile that lit up a room, your wonderful laugh that made others laugh with you and your generous heart will be terribly missed. I love you ❤️ “Jenny “
Leah Donovan says
I agree Steph, such an adventurous and giving soul that will truly be missed. She was a key part of us. She was so proud of her beautiful children and grandson.
We will miss her laugh, fight, unconditional love,
her military discount, that she was determined that we all receive. Thank you for your service that you loved, your service to us, and your gust for life.
Rest my friend, God’s got you.
DeMaris Burt says
A life time of memories from grade school and roomies in our teens. Standing up with me in our wedding and high school reunions. But the best, the very best of all is getting time to spend together in our golden and wise years. Travel adventures until Ralf could no longer travel. I never knew the last time would be the last time as we were to be together again Apr 13. Our times together were so precious to us and she will always be there with us but it will never be the same. Miss you forever my beautiful friend.
Curtis and June Fillafer says
Caroline and to all the Rost family, You are in my thoughts and prayers during the difficult times ahead. Cindy was my friend and a friend to everyone. Cindy God Bless you in heaven. I’m so sorry to see you leave us.
Anita Scheeler says
Prayers to Caroline and Cindy’s families. We will miss her beautiful kind heart and smile. She always treated everyone the same wonderful way! I pray that she is at peace and is up in heaven smiling down on everyone.
She will be missed!
Love Anita and Jim Scheeler
Sandy Rabe says
To Cindy’s family, so sorry for your loss. May memories bring you comfort. God bless you all.
Sharon McBride says
Dear sweet Cindy was such a pleasure and inspiration to our women’s softball team many years ago. She was a beautiful person inside and out and always had a beautiful smile for everyone. My condolences to the Rost family for their loss. God bless and comfort the Rost family and friends.
Scott and Sue Jens says
I remember Cindy from the years I taught school in Miles City, she was definitely a bright and shining light. Always a smile on her face and ready to help anyone who needed it. Sending out our prayers to the family.
Jesse Dunning says
Condolences from the Dunning family.another loss to our childhood neighborhood
Diana Elwood says
Cindy was a beautiful light everywhere she went, she had the most beautiful smile and shining eyes. I haven’t seen her since high school but there are some people who make a lasting impression and she was one of them. God be with all her family, see ya someday my friend.
Salina Torain says
I grew up with The Rost family, living across the street. We had a great neighborhood. I remember Cindy being so sweet, and funny, and beautiful. Memories I look back on fondly. My condolences to her family and loved ones.
Cherie says
Dearest Cindy, your incredible fight for life was so strong. Your love for your children so strong. Your friendship to others was so recognized with the love you shared. You cared deeply for others. You are missed and your absence will touch so many. You are loved. Saying prayers and sending hugs to all your family.
Sandy McFarland Hays says
Caroline and Jennifer, Sending many prayers your way. Cindy did have a beautiful smile and I’m sure she, Connie and Pat are having some really great conversations.
Dorothy Kouba Hill says
Living across the street those many years growing up was truly memorable with games of Hide and seek, Kick the Can. Blessing and love to the Rost family from the Kouba family. 💕
Mitzie Mitchell says
Cindy was an inspiration to me. She was always there willing to help and find answers for health issues. She looked for innovative ways to do her healing work. After I broke my wrist she insisted we go on an adventure together to Arkansas to a conference and digging for crystals. She had such a zest for life. She is messed. My condolences to the Rost family.
Mary Ann Stoltz says
Cindy was a great friend! Will miss her loving text and God gain a angel in heaven!
God bless you all! Mary Ann Stoltz
Nicholas Rostas says
Cindy had the most positive attitude I have ever served with in the US Army. She was an inspiration for me anytime we served and spent time together. It is an honor knowing her for over 30 years. My condolence to Chad, Alissa, and all other family members. Nick Rostas