Cynthia Anne Jozsa

With heavy hearts yet deep gratitude for the life she shared with us, we announce the passing of Cynthia Anne Jozsa, who departed this world on August 12, 2026. Born on October 24, 1952, in Detroit, she was the daughter of Donald and Mary (Dovelle) Josza. Cynthia was a beacon of unwavering love and quiet strength whose devotion to family touched all who had the honor of knowing her.

Cynthia’s journey began in her beloved hometown, where she nurtured lifelong connections and began weaving the rich tapestry of memories that she would share with so many. A proud graduate of Riverview High School, Cynthia approached every chapter of her life with grace, humility, and a deep sense of responsibility toward those she loved most.

She found her greatest calling as a dedicated homemaker, pouring her heart into creating a home that radiated warmth, acceptance, and joy. The walls of her home not only echoed with laughter and gentle encouragement but also stood as a testament to the countless small acts of love that Cynthia bestowed daily upon her family.

To Cynthia, nothing brought more joy than spending time with her family. Whether it was an afternoon gathered around the kitchen table, a simple walk together, or quiet moments shared in affectionate conversation, these were the threads that formed the fabric of her legacy—one stitched lovingly across decades and generations.

Her life was blessed with the love of her children: Steffanie (John Yost) Jozsa, Angela Cojocar, and Brett Cojocar, each of whom carries forward her values and gentle spirit. Cynthia’s devotion as a mother was mirrored in the joy she felt as a grandmother, cherishing her grandchildren Abby and Logan, and nurturing their dreams and laughter.

Cynthia’s nurturing heart extended beyond her role as a mother and grandmother. She was a beloved sister to Mark (Pam) Jozsa, Diane (Tim) Huddleston, and Debi (Greg) Vreeland, each of whom will miss her warmth, wisdom, and the gentle constancy of her love.

While words can scarcely capture the depth of Cynthia’s impact, her light lives on in the hearts of those she loved. Her legacy endures in every embrace shared, every lesson taught with patience, and in the enduring bonds of her family. Cynthia’s memory, woven into stories and sustained by love, will continue to comfort and inspire.

Rest peacefully, Cynthia. Your love and kindness will forever remain our guiding light.