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Cynthia Leah "Cindy" (Nulle) Hoeltzel
Jun 17, 1969 - Oct 19, 2020
Posted by Jo Aguirre
Poteet Funeral
Home
Pawnee, OK
(permission granted)
Cindy was born to Gerald and Beverly Nulle, the second of four
children, and had two brothers, David and Michael, and a sister,
Christine. Cindy grew up in Morrison, OK, and graduated from
Morrison High School in 1978. She married Byron Hoeltzel October
5, 1984. Together they had two daughters, Tasha Dawn and Tracie
Ann, and they raised their family east of Morrison. Cindy loved
spending time with her girls more than anything else. They
enjoyed shopping, going to concerts, watching SNL, and
participating in all of the girls' school activities. Tasha and
Tracie were undoubetdly her world. Cindy loved all animals. It
was often said that she could never turn away a stray as she had
several rescues throughout her life. Cindy was always up for an
adventure. She enjoyed traveling and her favorite place to visit
was the beach. She loved watching murder mysteries, HGTV,
Thunder basketball, and game shows as well. Cindy worked in
Pawnee, OK, for many years before she retired this past June
from United Community Action Program. She never met a stranger,
loved to visit with people and kept those around her laughing.
She will be remembered for her love, strength and selflessness.
Cindy’s celebration of life will be held at the Morrison
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to an animal shelter
or cancer research foundation of your choice.
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Posted by Glenn
Enid News & Eagle
5 November 2020
On Oct 30, 2020, at 10:46 AM, Mark
Suiter wrote:
Cynthia Leah (Nulle) Hoeltzel was born
June 17, 1960, in Aberdeen, S.D. She
peacefully passed from this life Oct.
19, 2020, in Stillwater, Okla.,
surrounded by her family.
Cindy was born to Gerald and Beverly
Nulle, the second of four children, and
had two brothers, David and Michael, and
a sister, Christine. Cindy grew up in
Morrison, Okla., and graduated from
Morrison High School in 1978.
She married Byron Hoeltzel Oct. 5, 1984.
Together they had two daughters, Tasha
Dawn and Tracie Ann, and they raised
their family east of Morrison. Cindy
loved spending time with her girls more
than anything else. They enjoyed
shopping, going to concerts, watching
SNL, and participating in all of the
girls' school activities. Tasha and
Tracie were undoubtedly her world. Cindy
loved all animals. It was often said
that she could never turn away a stray
as she had several rescues throughout
her life. Cindy was always up for an
adventure. She enjoyed traveling and her
favorite place to visit was the beach.
She loved watching murder mysteries,
HGTV, Thunder basketball, and game shows
as well. Cindy worked in Pawnee, Okla.,
for many years before she retired this
past June from United Community Action
Program.
She never met a stranger, loved to visit
with people and kept those around her
laughing. She will be remembered for her
love, strength and selflessness.
Cindy's celebration of life was held at
the Morrison Cemetery 1 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 1, 2020. In lieu of flowers, please
make a donation to an animal shelter or
cancer research foundation of your
choice. Services were entrusted to the
Poteet Funeral Home and Cremation
Services, friends can leave a memory for
the family at www.poteetfuneralhome.com
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