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CYNTHIA JETER
April 8, 1941 ~ May 12, 2011
Cynthia was born April 8, 1941 to Christopher and Irma Smith in Wenatchee, Washington. She was raised in Coulee Dam, and was one of five children.
She married her high school sweetheart, Jim Jeter on December 31, 1958. She was a wonderful mother to their five children Judy, Jim, Janet, John and Jennifer. Cynthia devoted her life to her family.
Cindy helped her family build strong bonds through numerous activities; and always made sure her family's time together was fun, playful, and encouraging. The Jeter family loved hiking, camping, traveling, singing and spending quality time together. One of the Jeter's favorite places was their beach house in Cannon Beach, Oregon where the family has many happy memories.
Cynthia also made many friends throughout her life in the numerous communities in which she made her home. She was actively involved in her church and participated in many civic activities.
Cindy loved all children; especially babies who bonded with her instantly, and she greatly enjoyed taking care of them. She was a private nanny to numerous families and ran her own daycare facility. Cindy also owned numerous restaurants and a woman's retail shop.
She is survived by her older sisters Mary and Joanne, and was preceded in death by her brother Roger, sister Linda and her parents.
Cynthia is loved deeply by her surviving family; husband Jim; children: Judy and John Deeds, Jim Jeter, Janet and Galen Eggert, John and Andrea Jeter and Jennifer and Mark Hough; grandchildren: Jeremiah and Amber, Jared and Sarah, Amanda and Tyson, John and Rebecca, Kellen, Cynthia, Alex, Christiana, Tanner, Byron, Reagan, Lillian, and Ryder; and great-grand children: Levi, Christian, Kaden and Rileyann.
A celebration of Cynthia¹s life will be held at East Park Church in
Vancouver, Washington on June 4, 2011 at 2:00 p.m.
Please view/sign Cynthia's guestbook at www.columbian.com/obits
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
janet
June 19, 2011
Cynthia was one of nicest ladies I've ever known. She was always sweet, and, seemingly unflappable. She created a welcoming home and her kids all seemed to have inherited her friendliness. I always admired the friendship she and Jim developed with my folks. I will miss her smile and caring questions about how me and my family. She was a gift to all of us.
Kevin Williamson
June 6, 2011
Cynthia must be in a fabulous place, because she was an incredible woman who deserves nothing less than the glorious heavenly presence of the Lord. He was kind to let us have her for the time we did....Chris (hillsboro)
Chris HUMPHREY
June 5, 2011
I think I only met Cynthia once but I know her beautiful, kind, loving daughter Janet. I know what a close loving family they have and have heard many stories. I also know that her family came first . She left a legacy that won't be forgotten. My love goes out to the family.
Denise Bacon
June 4, 2011
I am so blessed to have had this magnificent woman as my Mother.
Her heart was pure. She loved unconditionally and gave without limitations. She had a way to always make you feel special. She spent her time looking for unexpected ways to bless and enrich your life.
She loved nothing more than hearing your voice and how your day was going. Any activity or interest you had she was all in with you. Her endless support and encouragement allowed you to try anything knowing she would always be there to celebrate alongside you or pick you up and wipe your tears. She was just amazing!
Thank you Mommy for giving of yourself and instilling values and traditions that will continue for generations to come. You will live in my heart and soul until we are together again.
Daddy, you chose the best wife. Thank you for showing us all how wonderful a marriage can be. The love and tenderness you shared is so sweet. 56 fabulous years together! I am so proud to be your daughter. Your the best Father a girl could ever have.
Janet
June 4, 2011
Cynthia was a multi-faceted woman who was like a diamond with many facets. Each facet had a shine and a sparkle. Cynthia had multiple talents, interests and endeavors. She was interested in a great variety of subjects and projects and she was brilliant in each of her pursuits. We appreciated her friendship with our parents as well as with our family. We will always cherish the wonderful beginning she helped to provide for our baby boy Caleb. We are grateful for the lovely family that she and Jim have created. Each Jeter has elevated the quality of life experienced by those whom they touch. For this we credit Cynthia and Jim. We will hold you in our hearts and prayers: Jim and family. Life without Cynthia will not be the same.We will miss her ~ Lynda & John, Caleb & NicoleLiMing
John & Lynda
June 2, 2011
Cynthia was my best friend for over thirty five years. I miss her so much. We always said we balanced each other, and I will always feel a little unbalanced now. I think of her every day. Jim and Cynthia, and Dwight and I were a great foursome. We have some great memories. We love you Cynthia and Jim....Donna & Dwight (Dwight & Donna Williamson, Chimacum, Wa.)
June 2, 2011
I miss you so much Grandma! I really wish you could be at my nursing school graduation next week, because you were so proud of me and were always so encouraging. I know you'll be there in spirit. I love you soooo much!!!!
Grandpa, I'm praying for you a lot. I know you miss her more than I can even imagine. Remember that I'm here for you if you need anything.
Amanda King
June 1, 2011
Amanda King
June 1, 2011
Amanda King
June 1, 2011
Jim, we met in the past. I use to work with your wife at the Forest Service. She was a kind person. I recently lost my wife too. I know what you are going through. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Charlie Caughlan
June 1, 2011
Never a cloud surrounding this Woman. Always the light came with her and through her. Her love love shows in the family she leaves, only til the chain links up again in Heaven. I know why God loves us so much, How could he not with children like Cynthia Jeter giving him such joy! You will be missed, but always at my side. Love to all the family in such a hard time. You are her gifts to the world you know?
Teri Lawlor
June 1, 2011
We will miss this great lady so much. Our time together over the last couple of years was priceless. Oh, could we laugh together. Jim & Kids - we love you all and are here anytime you want or need us.
Love, Ray & Elma
Ray & Elma Rounds
June 1, 2011
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