Cynthia A. Lynch Cynthia A. Lynch, 65, of Robbinsville, has earned her angel wings and finally found peace, Thursday, December 29, 2022 at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Cindy began and lived her early life in Flemington, spending time at her grandmother's farm in Montgomery where she grew her love for all of God's creatures and an incredible work ethic. Her family eventually relocated to Florida where Cindy would become a music major at The University of Florida. There she earned her undergraduate and master's degrees while playing clarinet in the marching band. She also played the piano beautifully. After Florida she played clarinet in the LSU marching band while working towards her Doctorate. Cindy was a lifelong music educator beginning in Louisiana, then Lakeland Florida and finally spending 25 years in the Lawrenceville School District. Through her years teaching she produced musicals with her students that left no dry eyes in the audience. She had a profound impact on all that knew her.

Cindy beautifully kept up an 1850s Robbinsville farmhouse with a large vegetable garden, hundreds of annuals and perennials and flower beds full of life. In the summer she could be found on her lawn tractor mowing the 1.75 acres that over 23 years she had transformed into her own personal farm. Once off the lawn mower she would take care of her chickens and her rescue dogs, Cooper & Callie.

She was an amazing woman, wife, and mother who was a selfless caregiver. She was the sweetest, kindest, most compassionate person you would ever meet and would always put others before herself. Cindy was so generous with her heart and she had such an ability to love unconditionally. Her strong faith has given her family the comfort that she has gone before them to be with Jesus.

Daughter of the late Joyce (Matthews) Bell, she was predeceased by her father and stepmother, Jimmy and Harriet "Pat" Barrick, who raised her and made her the special woman that she became. Her father was the inspiration for her love of music. She was also predeceased by her loving sister, Debra Thomas and brother, Duane Bell. Cindy is survived by her loving husband of 28 years, Timothy Lynch, her devoted soul mate who never left her side in her battle with cancer. Jimmy Lynch her dedicated son was her proudest gift to the world, she adored him as much as he her. They stood by her side with unwavering support in her brave fight against Glioblastoma. Cindy had beaten the cancer down into over a year and a half of remission but lost her battle to a rare brain infection. Cindy also leaves behind many caring friends and family, including her sister's loving children and grandchildren, her husband's brothers and sisters and their kids, her coworkers in Lawrence School District, and many friends in her prayer warrior groups that helped her beat the odds so many times.

A viewing will be held Tuesday, January 3, 2022 from 6-9 pm and again Wednesday January 4th from 10-11am at the Peppler Funeral Home, 114 S. Main St. Allentown. Funeral service will begin at 11am on Wednesday at the funeral home. Interment will follow in Princeton Memorial Park, Robbinsville.

Memorial contributions may be made in Cindy's name to any of these organizations:

Marty's Place Senior Dog Sanctuary

St. Jude's Children's Hospital

Tunnel to Towers

The Ivy Foundation (Brain Cancer Research)

Musella Cancer Foundation