Cynde Davis Obituary (1952 - 2025)

Cynde Sue Davis was born on Friday November 21st, 1952, in Provo Utah. To Ephraim Henry, and Marie Christina Davis. Cynde was the oldest of five children. Her beloved siblings are Karen, Sherie, Bill, and James Davis. Cynde was a baton twirler in the marching band at Provo High School and graduated in 1971. After high school Cynde moved to Arizona with her aunt Elaine to pursue school. During that journey she met the love of her life Robert Patrick Stalcup in one of her college classes. Cynde always talked about that day. She was in class with her cousin Lizzy and Pat walked in late. Cynde turned to Lizzy and said, "I'm going to go on a date with that guy". Then next thing they know Pat sat right next to her. They went on their first date on valentine's day and were inseparable since. They got married on Aug. 12th, 1977. Cynde and Pat both finished school and they bought a house in Tempe Arizona where they called home the rest of their marriage. Which lasted 49 years. Cynde and Pat loved each other very much. Cynde would always talk about how they were each other's soulmates. Unfortunately, they were unable to conceive their own children. But that didn't bother them to much because they considered all their nephews, and nieces their children. Cynde and Pat loved spending time spoiling these children. By teaching them how to ski up at Alta, taking them golfing, to the zoo, on adventures in the mountains, swimming, tennis, shopping, family campouts and much more. Cynde and Pat loved sharing their knowledge, skills, talents, and time with their family. Cynde worked for Optum in her later years as a CPA. She loved her job and her work. But most of all she loved her family. Cynde would do anything in this world for her family. She loved, supported, encouraged and cared for all their needs and desires. I think we can all say that Cynde helped all of us with our homework at one point or another. Cynde lost her dear husband on 2/24/23 losing him broke her heart. But we were fortunate enough to spend two more years with her because the love for the rest of her family kept her alive. Towards the end all Cynde would talk about was how much she loved and missed Pat, her siblings and her nieces and nephews. Her personal belongings are filled with pictures of these dear people. Cynde Sue was a wonderful daughter, wife, sister, aunt, second mom, and friend. Cynde is now back with her soul mate Pat, her parents, her baby brother Jamie, and all her other loved ones that are in Heaven. Cynde left behind a legacy of hard work, joy, love and ambition. We love and will miss our dear Cynde and will patiently wait until we see her again in Heaven. We want to thank Aspen Ridge Hospice, Berg Funeral home, and everyone else that helped care of our precious Cynde.