Birth date: Aug 18, 1960 Death date: Feb 11, 2024
Mrs. Cynthia Gail Stennis,63, of Meridian, who died Sunday, February 11, 2024 at her residence. Read Obituary
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Berry and Gardner Funeral Home - Meridian
1300 George F. Sims Ave. (34th Ave.), Meridian MS 39301
Joyce Franklin lit a candle in memory of Cynthia Stennis
May you feel the Love of God spirit, his comfort and guidance during your time of bereavement 🙏 Prayerfully, Pauline Stribling
Classmate
I have known Cynthia Gail for many years. I always saw a smile on her face. She was always kind and she loved the Lord. I remember when we were at Queen City Nursing and were visiting one of our childhood friend, Gail made sure he had a Bible. She was speaking the Word to him, she cared about his soul. I will always remember her smile, she was truly genuine. My prayer is for God to give Mrs. Smith, children and siblings, His strength and peace during their time of bereavement. She was one of the best🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
This is Angelia and I must tell you one among several things about my sister in Christ she was so sweet, dedicated to her family and job. She loved being a DJ . I recall when she started she was so happy something I believe Was in her blood was people. And we used to read our Bible together herself,me and Mary Ann she will be so missed she didn't look like a person that God didn't set her grace and glow upin her. Sis I LOVE YOU ALWAYS. IM REMINDED AS THE SCRIPTURE SAYS TO BE ABSENT FROM THE BODY WAS TO BE PRESENT WITH THE LORD MY LOVE FOR HER BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. 💜💜🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
To Ms Smith, children and the rest of the family my prayers of comfort are with you all during this difficult time. I was Blessed to cross roads with Cynthia while working an Americorp assignment . Cynthia was such a sweet, soft spoken person. She was full of words and talents. She proved that by being one of the best disc jockeys in this town. She will definitely be missed here but God had a greater assignment. Take your wings and Rest on my dear sister. Deke Cross-McDade
Keith Yolanda Emerson lit a candle in memory of Cynthia Stennis
