Cindy L. Lent
September 16, 1958 ~ September 28, 2024
We are saddened to announce the passing of Cindy L. Lent, a beloved member of the Union City community who passed away on September 28, 2024 at Corry Manor.
Cindy, born on September 16, 1958, was a vibrant woman known for her love of playing pool in the women's league and spending leisurely days on her pontoon boat at Canadohta Lake.
Throughout her life, Cindy was a dedicated business owner, running the popular Country Cafe' in Union City and Country Cookin' in Wattsburg and North East. She took pride in her work in the food service industry, always ensuring her customers left with a smile on their face.
Cindy is survived by her loving husband, Wally Lent of Union City, her sons Ryan Kowalski and his wife Jennifer of Ohio and Michael Kowalski of Ohio, and granddaughters Skylar and Brooklyn, and one brother and three sisters.
A visitation honoring Cindy's life will be held at the Warren-Glenn Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc. on October 3, 2024, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Please join us in celebrating her life and sharing your memories on Cindy's Book of Memories online at www.WarrenGlennFH.com.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that memorial donations be made to the Union City Food Pantry, located at 1 Hogan's Alley, Union City, in Cindy's memory. Your support during this time is greatly appreciated.
Cindy was preceded in death by her father, Leland Thompson, her mother, Kay E. Lindenberg Thompson, and brother, Bruce Thompson
Private burial will take place in Wattsburg Cemetery.
Arrangements have been placed in the care of Warren-Glenn Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., 62 S. Main Street, Union City.
Please take a moment to share a memory or condolence on Cindy's Book of Memories online at www.WarrenGlennFH.com
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I worked with Cindy at sams club and was shocked to hear she passed. She was always a vibrant person and full of spunk. She will be missed. My sincerest, heartfelt condolences to her family.
I still can’t believe this is real. I worked with Cindy at Sam’s club, first as a fellow cashier and then as her Team Lead. She was always on her game and knew her stuff. She was funny and compassionate and a great friend. She always had great advice when I came to her and listened when needed. I wish we had more time with this ray of light. No more suffering, just peace. You will be missed Cindy ❤️
Q: What will you never forget about Cindy?
A: Her laugh and how she always had funny stories to tell! Her passion for what she believed in and how much fun she was!
I am so saddened to hear of her passing. I worked with Cindy at Sam’s Club and loved her vibrant personality. She lit up every room she walked into. I loved her stories. She will definitely be missed. Many heartfelt condolences to her family and friends.
Angels in the heavens please help my friend join you to watch over us who are here, Cindy was one of the hardest working women I ever met in my life she had the beauty of a princess and the sass of a great warrior, I will never forget your strength and lust for life ❤️❤️ forever in my heart my friend…RIP..
Your mom RIP was such a nice person. I will always remember the one night at the Stadium Grill when I was bartending and we were having a good time drinking the Blackberry Brandy and Redbull shots. My condolences and prayers for her family.
You were that blonde haired child I chased around the yard, the teenager that babysat my girls. The niece that I would forever love .
Your laughter, our shopping and lunch trips will be etched in my mind.
I will miss you forever until I see you again.
Love you , Aunt Nancy
Ryan and Mike & families,
Our condolences for the loss of your mom, we hope you can find comfort knowing she is at peace now. Our thoughts are with you ❤️
-Damon & Billie-Jo Higby & family & Bill Fladry
Wally & family you have our deepest condolences on the loss of Cindy. She was such a great person always had a free moment to talk even if she was super busy when you were at her restaurant. She was a hard working dedicated individual. She will be missed for sure. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in your lasting memories.
Janeen & Chris Himrod
So sorry for your loss and so sorry to hear this. I met Cindy at the restaurant in Union City she was always friendly and kind. She new what she was doing and had a good heart. She had a flare of spunk and sass. I sometimes would go there just to talk and listen to her will she worked, she sure was a hard worker. I made her a crochet doll and she loved it. It was good to bring a smile to her. Fly with the angels you will be sadly missed.
Cindy was my cousin and I can remember her babysitting me as a kid. I always thought she was so pretty and I remember riding around in her Ford Bronco singing along with 8 tracks she would play lol
She was very cool and fun and I remember her telling me when she would be putting on suntan oil to lay out that “tan fat is better than white fat” any day lol
She was and still is a fire cracker ❤️
Q: How did you meet Cindy?
A: I met Cindy when we worked together at Sam’s Club. I love how sassy she was. We would always sass each other. I will miss her dearly.
I could never look at a red Lebaron convertible the same without her in it. <3