Cynthia Ann Stinebaugh's Obituary
Cynthia Ann Stinebaugh was known as an animal lover and travel enthusiast. She had rescued many pets in her life including a prairie dog, trantula, snake, sugar gliders, and many dogs. She enjoyed donating her time to Angie's Friends where she helped pets find their fur-ever homes.
She had also traveled all over the world with her favorite travel companion, her mother, Shirley Stinebaugh. Some of her most memorable travels were to Africa where she was able to ride a hot air balloon over a safari, St. Thomas where she went scuba diving and sailing, and India where she was able to see the Taj Mahal.
She was born in Dallas, Texas and graduated from Highland Park. After high school she followed her sister, Karen, out to San Francisco where they were able to make many memories together. Eventually she moved back to Dallas to be closer to her family. She spent the rest of her life in Dallas where she made many more beautiful memories with family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her father, Harold J Stinebaugh and her sister, Karen Stinebaugh-Rae. She is survived by her Mother, Shirley Stinebaugh; Her Aunt and Uncle, Carolyn and Keith Gentzen; Her cousins, Shane (Ginna) and Mark (Debra) Gentzen; Her nieces, Whitney and Kelsey Rae; her nephew, Taylor (Veronica) Rae; her great niece and nephew, Luna and Colten Rae; and her sweet fur babies, Oreo Wiggles and her newest rescue, Lily.
Cindy will be remembered as a sincere friend, dedicated Aunt, loving daughter, and caring pet parent by those who knew her best.
"A celebration of life will be held after the safe end to the pandemic. Tentative date 8/21/2021. Details to follow. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Angie's Friends in the name of Cindy Stinebaugh 🐾
Angie's Friends
414 Cliffdale Ave., Dallas TX 75211
What’s your fondest memory of Cynthia?
What’s a lesson you learned from Cynthia?
Share a story where Cynthia's kindness touched your heart.
Describe a day with Cynthia you’ll never forget.
How did Cynthia make you smile?