Cynthia “Cindy” Ann Mahan

Cindy was a vibrant soul whose passions lit up every room she entered. She found joy in gardening, dancing, music, painting, and drawing. A true music lover, Cindy cherished live concerts, vinyl records, and the artistry of some of the greatest musicians to ever play. Her gift for drawing and painting was a treasured talent passed down to her family, who continue to carry it forward.

Her heart belonged to Grand Lake, where she spent countless hours on the dock with a fishing pole in hand, teaching her children and grandchildren the art of baiting and choosing the right lure for each season. She also cherished her time sailing the Caribbean with friends, embracing the ocean breeze and the freedom of the sea.

Cindy’s love for animals was boundless—whether it was a stray in need of a home or a beloved pet curled up beside her, her compassion extended to every creature. Over the years, her animal companions included a skunk, a rabbit, cats, and many, many dogs. She believed animals were family, and they returned her love tenfold.

Above all, Cindy’s greatest pride was her family, friends and her animals.  Her three children and her grandchildren were her most cherished accomplishments. She was the life of the party, with a laugh that lifted spirits and a smile that warmed hearts. Her kindness knew no bounds—she gave selflessly, helped endlessly, and loved fiercely. Cindy stood up for what was right, and her strength of character was matched only by her compassion. She was gracious, forgiving, and stubborn in the best way—just like her father.

Cindy is survived by her sister Judy Mahan; niece Stacey Kaze and her children Kaze Mauser and his wife Emily, their daughter Rylee, and soon-to-arrive baby Mauser; Stacey’s daughter Ellis and son William; nephew Chris Kaze and his wife Kelly, and their children Jackson, Weston, and Katie; sister-in-law Rhonda Mahan and her son Dakota Mahan and family and daughter Darcey Humphreys and family.

She is also survived by her three children: Cody Edmondson and his wife Miranda, who have a son, Hunter Edmondson and his wife Karlee. Cody and Miranda also have 2 daughters, Dylan, and Grace.  Cindy's daughter, Kelly Corley and her children Trenton and Madden; and Cindy's youngest son, Shane Edmondson and his wife Jessica, and their children Espen, Enslee, and Adra.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Harold and Jean Mahan; her brother, Bill Mahan; and her nephew, Zack Smith.

Cindy’s legacy lives on in the laughter of her grandchildren, the warmth of her family, and the countless lives she touched with her unwavering kindness. Cindy is for sure in heaven, with her pole already in the water enjoying an eternal sunset in heaven. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

A Celebration of Life memorial will be held on

Friday, October 17, from 1 - 4pm

at the Silo Event Center,

4629 W 41st St, Tulsa, OK 74107

Thanks for a lifetime of memories mom. You'll be missed. Love you and miss your laughter. - The Cody Edmondson family

RIP Cindy. I have such wonderful memories of Cindy as a neighbor having fun outdoors, especially jumping on their trampoline! She will be greatly missed. - Julie Donoho

What a wonderful spirit Cindy was, longtime friend. I will miss her, wish I could have said goodbye but happy that we had a couple nice visits. - Gary Neel

I met Cindy maybe 20 years ago on a Windjammer sailing cruise and we’ve kept in touch ever since. I’m beyond shocked and saddened by her passing. Always thought I’d get to the lake or she might visit in Puerto Rico. She was always a pleasure to speak with and was a blast to be around. My heart is heavy but I know she’s resting comfortably in heaven now. Until we meet again dear Cindy. Love you - Scott Schwartzkopf

So sad to hear this. I had hoped that she was beating this. Blessings to her beautiful family in this painful time. Prayers for you all. - Cassie Mitchell

I knew Cindy for all the things that you described of her above. She was the sweetest kindest soul I’ve ever met she lives on in all the hearts she touched. She may be gone from this earth but never forgotten as she is with our Heavenly Father. I’m so sorry to your family for your heart ache of missing your mother RIP Cindy - Pamela Kreitner

I am so sad to hear of Cindy’s passing. Love and prayers for her family and friends! She will be missed here but dancing with the angels! - Annie Walser

Kelly, Cody, and Shane, I am so deeply sorry for your loss! Your mom was such a wonderful person, and I know how much she meant to everyone that knew her. Please know that we are holding you all close in our thoughts and sending our love and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. - Missi Martin