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Cindy Lou Domnick was born January 10, 1945, in Hardtner, Kansas, to Floyd and Doris (Fritz) Domnick. She left this life to go be with Jesus on January 7, 2022, in Dillon, Montana.
She grew up on a farm between Kiowa, Kansas, and Burlington, Oklahoma. She attended school in Burlington, Oklahoma, and graduated in 1963. She was proud to be a Burlington Elk where she enjoyed playing basketball alongside her sister Judith. She loved her summers going on harvest with her family from Texas to Montana where she made many friends along the way. Cindy spent most of her adult life in Montana where she enjoyed beautiful Big Sky country while camping, hiking and visiting the mountains. Cindy was blessed with a daughter, Brenda Lorraine, and loved sharing her passions with her. She taught tennis, loved all kinds of reunions, loved her family and extended family, the great outdoors, enjoyed taking pictures and was the family historian.
Cindy loved being grandma to Cynthia Rose and Danelle Kimberly and later to all her great-grandkids. Family was so important to her and she loved having them come visit as well as going to visit them.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Floyd and Doris Domnick; a brother, Floyd (Junior) Domnick; sister-in-law Dori Domnick and recently a grandson-in-law, Ryan Moe.
She is leaving behind her daughter and son-in-law, Brenda and Allen Shannan of Hamilton, Montana; her two granddaughters, Cynthia Moe and Danelle (Matt) Pederson; her great-grandchildren Austin, Caenaan, Brooklin Moe, Mya, Wyatt, Neyaeh, Melanie and Waylon Pederson; two brothers, Ronnie (Skeet Talbott) Domnick and Terry (Donna) Domnick, and one sister, Judith (Roger) Kildow; sister-in-law Vanda Domnick, several nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
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