Cynthia Florence Driver

Cynthia Driver 1963-2023

 

Cynthia "Cindy" Florence Driver 61, of Ogden,  Utah passed away on September 1st of 2023. Born on February,  2nd 1963 in Anaconda Montana.  Cindy was a remarkable individual who left a lasting impression on those who knew her. 

 

Cindy, known for her larger-than-life personality, was a kind hearted and funny lady with a great sense of humor. She always loved a good joke or prank as I'm sure she is cracking a smile right now. Despite her petite stature she possessed an explosive energy that could light up any room. She had a knack to cause a ruckus wherever she went which earned her the reputation of being an atomic bomb in a small package. Cindy had a unique ability to find solace from her bed where she devised her best ideas and planned her next mischievous adventure. 

 

In her professional life,  Cindy dedicated her time to working with the disabled. She found joy in cooking and worked in the kitchen at several nursing and group homes. Additionally Cindy was also a cashier at several locations showcasing her friendly and personable nature. 

 

As a woman of faith Cindy worshiped as a Christian finding solace and peace in her beliefs.

 

Outside of work and her religious beliefs Cindy also had several hobbies that she enjoyed. She had a passion for shopping,  embarking on road trips,  solving word search puzzles and immersing herself in a good book. 

 

There is no memorial planned at this time; however, if that changes close friends and family will be alerted  

 

Cindy is survived by her mother Shirley Coward,  her brother's Russell Greg and Tim,  her sister Kathy Coward,  and half sister Donna Findley, her daughter Jamie Spurzem and granddaughter Lucia Wyant.  She was preceded in death her husband Kenneth Driver, her father George Coward, her brother Ronald Coward and her daughter Maggie Spurzem.

 

Cindy will forever be remembered for her vivacious spirit kind heart and her ability to bring laughter and joy to those around her. She will be deeply missed by those who had the privilege of knowing her.