Cynthia Boyles Long (Moore), 61, of Jonesboro died Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at her home. She was born July 14, 1958 in Memphis to the late Buford F. Boyles Jr and Vera Pratt Boyles.
Cynthia has lived in the Jonesboro area for over 30 years and was a member of the Methodist Church. She had a love of the arts and enjoyed acting and performing. She was also a local radio personality. In addition to the arts she was a former Jonesboro Jaycee, worked with the March of Dimes, was a local travel agent for several years and a champion "Ci Ci" to her grandchildren.
She is survived by her son, Wes Moore and his Wife Michelle Moore of Jonesboro; sister, E. Suzanne Middleton and her Husband Bob; brother, Barron McMillian and husband Jesse Thomas McQuiston of Jonesboro; aunt, Velcine Howard (Pratt) of Norman, Oklahoma; grandchildren Noah Moore, Jonathan Moore and Luke Moore all of Jonesboro as well as several cousins.
Cynthia has lived in the Jonesboro area for over 30 years and was a member of the Methodist Church. She had a love of the arts and enjoyed acting and performing. She was also a local radio personality. In addition to the arts she was a former Jonesboro Jaycee, worked with the March of Dimes, was a local travel agent for several years and a champion "Ci Ci" to her grandchildren.
She is survived by her son, Wes Moore and his Wife Michelle Moore of Jonesboro; sister, E. Suzanne Middleton and her Husband Bob; brother, Barron McMillian and husband Jesse Thomas McQuiston of Jonesboro; aunt, Velcine Howard (Pratt) of Norman, Oklahoma; grandchildren Noah Moore, Jonathan Moore and Luke Moore all of Jonesboro as well as several cousins.
Cynthia Boyles Long (Moore), 61, of Jonesboro died Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at her home. She was born July 14, 1958 in Memphis to the late Buford F. Boyles Jr and Vera Pratt Boyles.
Cynthia has lived in the Jonesboro area for over 30 years and was a member of the Methodist Church. She had a love of the arts and enjoyed acting and performing. She was also a local radio personality. In addition to the arts she was a former Jonesboro Jaycee, worked with the March of Dimes, was a local travel agent for several years and a champion "Ci Ci" to her grandchildren.
She is survived by her son, Wes Moore and his Wife Michelle Moore of Jonesboro; sister, E. Suzanne Middleton and her Husband Bob; brother, Barron McMillian and husband Jesse Thomas McQuiston of Jonesboro; aunt, Velcine Howard (Pratt) of Norman, Oklahoma; grandchildren Noah Moore, Jonathan Moore and Luke Moore all of Jonesboro as well as several cousins.
Cynthia has lived in the Jonesboro area for over 30 years and was a member of the Methodist Church. She had a love of the arts and enjoyed acting and performing. She was also a local radio personality. In addition to the arts she was a former Jonesboro Jaycee, worked with the March of Dimes, was a local travel agent for several years and a champion "Ci Ci" to her grandchildren.
She is survived by her son, Wes Moore and his Wife Michelle Moore of Jonesboro; sister, E. Suzanne Middleton and her Husband Bob; brother, Barron McMillian and husband Jesse Thomas McQuiston of Jonesboro; aunt, Velcine Howard (Pratt) of Norman, Oklahoma; grandchildren Noah Moore, Jonathan Moore and Luke Moore all of Jonesboro as well as several cousins.
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