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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Cynda Janelle (Novak) Cole

November 12, 1951 ~ May 25, 2024

Cynda Janelle Cole, 72, of Tecumseh, Okla., passed away on May 25, 2024 at OU Medical Center. She was born on November 12, 1951 in Hinton, Okla.

Cynda grew up in Yukon, Okla. in her early years before the family moved to Oklahoma City, Okla. She graduated from Putnam City High School in 1970.

Later in life Cynda married the love of her life, Ricky Cole. They enjoyed going to Lake Eufaula for fishing and boating over to Bodacious Cove for swimming and celebrating life.

Cynda had a long hard and courageous battle with bile duct cancer.

Cynda is survived by her husband, Ricky Cole and his children Heather and Andy and partner Barrett. Sister Becky Wehba and husband David and brother Curtis Novak. Niece Molly Kennett and husband James and nephew Will Wehba and wife Sarah. She will be greatly missed by her great nephews and great niece.

Cynda is also survived by children from a previous marriage, Kristen, Keeley and Sam and their families.

Cynda is preceded in death by her parents Bob and Jo Novak.

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