Cyndi M. Mong
March 15, 1966 ~ December 16, 2024
Born in: Erie, Pennsylvania
Resided in: Oil City, Pennsylvania
Cynthia Mae Bills-Mong, 58, of Oil City, Pennsylvania passed away peacefully at her home in December 2024 after a courageous battle with a prolonged illness. Born on March 15, 1966, in Erie, Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of the late Phillip and Fay (Sparks) Miller.
Cyndi was a woman of many passions and a heart full of kindness. She had a deep love for animals and was a gifted gardener who took great joy in cultivating plants, especially those she could use in her cooking. A talented baker, Cyndi filled her home with the comforting aroma of treats made with love. She found joy in life’s simple pleasures-spending mornings hunting for treasures at yard sales, embarking on Costco trips with her sister, or sharing laughter during lively karaoke sessions. She was also a sharp and skillful poker player, bringing her vibrant spirit and humor to every game.
Cyndi worked at Barr-Nunn Trucking and was deeply loved by her family and friends. She is survived by her children, Joshua Baker, Carl Hosier, Sarah Hosier, and Sasha Bills; her grandchildren, Carma Hosier, Julian Pham, and Isabella Pham; her biological father, Lyall Bills; and her siblings, Carla Baker, Connie Bills, Chuck Rode, and Christine Whitling, along with Christine’s husband, Jerry Whitling. Cyndi’s loyal service dog, Buddy, who was always by her side, will also miss her dearly.
Her vibrant spirit, sense of humor, and unconditional love for her family leave behind a legacy of cherished memories. Though her presence will be deeply missed, her love and laughter will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew her.
In accordance with Cyndi’s wishes, no public services will be held. A Life Celebration will be announced at a later date.
Arrangements are under the care of Gardinier-Warren Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., 1315 Chestnut Street, Franklin, PA 16323.
Donations in Cyndi’s memory may be made to Calvary Temple Church, 14 Harriott Avenue, Oil City, PA 16301 or visit their website at https://calvary-temple-church.webnode.page
The family invites you to share memories and condolences on Cyndi’s Book of Memories at www.warrenfh.com.
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Sasha no one called the police on u. and your mom told chrissy to go in and get things started. She also told chrissy what she wanted done. we only had 14 days to get everything out. And no one knew when or if you kids could get home. Josh did let us take a few things and we did ask first. No one stole from your mother. Everything was boxed up and put in a shed that Josh got so u kids could go thru it without being rushed. As for chrissy putting her husband’s name along with hers thats normal. I did call Josh and Sarah and talked to Carl the day we found your mother. I also was in contact with them a few days/weeks earlier because Chrissy said she wasn’t doing well and to contact you kids. As u know there was no funeral we will be having a memorial service for her when all u kids can get home.
I don’t know nothing no one tells me anything sad to blast out world wide web that this is the only way to get heard or communication…. Well my mother has told me differently then your stories she said Chrissy stole from her and wanted nothing to do with her because she stole money she had saved up and was putting crap down she didn’t want to be out down on her stuff that’s why she stopped her and none of got are boxes I talked with my mother every day since I got out prison and video chat and ECT for hours on end hell she was the only one who kept in contact since I been out and funny how every one says different stuff to me I’m tired of it and sure enough the items my mother had put up for me was t even there or found which was in mother’s purse that Chrissy took I have written notorized letters my mother priority mailed me as well are conversation threw her phone lines under her name records it’s cool cause mother’s stuff was paid for and she had money out up in her stuff that Chrissy took ten thousand dollars…and I assume the rest the crap she wanted since she can just go in as she pleases she only put Chrissy down as a emergency contact to get a hold of us if something was to happen not invade her stuff
I got the messages y’all told me y’all informed the police I was coming and u know my mother said y’all would do this she called it out exactly how it happen if she was alive today u could ask her your self but there’s a few of y’all’s kids that know as well as I do so I ain’t tripping on it we already know funny how y’all get to take things before any of her children best believe it’s coming and no worries the legal way just how y’all like it 🙂 Ã