Cynthia Kimberly Love

Cynthia Kimberly Love was born August 1, 1959, in Cleveland, Ohio to the late Hezekiah, Jr., and Naomi (Richards) Love. Cynthia was educated in the Cleveland Public School System, where she graduated from John Marshall High School in 1977. After graduation, Cynthia attended Cuyahoga Community College where she received her Associate Degree. Cynthia was employed for several years as a Teacher's Aide at Rowland Elementary School. She also worked at the United States Postal Service as a Mail Processing Clerk for many years until her passing. Her colleagues affectionately knew Cynthia as "Red". Cynthia was a committed and faithful employee, working many hours to make sure all the mail would get out. Cynthia was a woman of deep faith, beginning her Spiritual journey at an early age. Growing up, she attended the Pentecostal Church of Christ in Cleveland, Ohio. Later, she attended Christ Church Ministries in Hampton, Virginia. Upon returning to Ohio, she returned the Pentecostal Church of Christ in Cleveland, Ohio. For the past nineteen years, Cynthia was a committed and dedicated member of End Times Ministry of Deliverance in Mentor, Ohio. Cynthia was part of the Hospitality Committee where she served faithfully until her passing. After working many hours on her job, if the Hospitality Committee was called upon for service, you could count on Cynthia to be there. Cynthia found joy in simple things, but her greatest joy was in time spent with her family and friends. Cynthia was known for her kind and gentle spirit, wonderful laugh, amazing Mac and Cheese and her famous ribs. On Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Cynthia departed this life after a short but hard-fought fight with cancer. Cynthia leaves to mourn three siblings, two brothers, Anthony Love (Cleveland, OH), Michael Love (Cleveland, OH) and one sister Crystal Durham (McDonough, GA). Cynthia also leaves to mourn her passing three children, Michael "Tony" (Kylene) Webster II (Shakopee, MN), Michele Webster (Cleveland, OH) and Naomi Robinson (Cleveland, OH). Cynthia also had four grandchildren; Kyrah (13), Micah (4), and Maliah (2) of Shakopee, MN; and Jaliyah (7) of Cleveland, OH. She also leaves to mourn a host of friends, family, and her church family.