Cynthia Jones

Cynthia Ann McCall was born on January 16, 1950 In Washington DC to her mother Alice D. Williams and her step-father Virgil Johnson. Cynthia passed away on July 29, 2020 leaving us peacefully.

Cynthia has lived in various places such as her hometown of Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, Texas and her last home of Englewood Colorado

Cynthia was married and leaves behind her seven children: Monica Turner Bowley, Angela Y. Turner, James J. Turner Jr., Kevin D. Jones, Gabrielle A. Jones, Daryl J. Jones and Darrell J Jones.

She also leaves her siblings: Terah Jackson, Virgil Johnson, Virgilia Johnson, Shirley Johnson, and her brother and sister in VA, Shirley M. Johnson-Strother and James Johnson Strother.

Siblings that have fallen asleep in death before her: Kirk Williams, Veronica Williams, Deborah Williams-Davis.

Her grandchildren: Elijah J. Jones, Shakira D. Turner, Sean L. Turner, Brandon E. Turner,

Tonisha C. Turner, Cameron D. Jones, Camirra E. Hardy, Donte Johnson and Serenity Turner.

She also leaves behind beloved relatives in her heart:

James J. Turner Sr., Tommy Williams, Louis Bowley and Jeffery D. Dooley who she thought of as a son.

At an early age she has always had an interest in God, which lead her to study with Jehovah Witnesses at the age of 25. She dedicated her life by getting baptized at the age of 26 in 1976 and continued serving faithfully for 44 years until she passed away.

She was part of the Bear Valley and Athmar Congregations in Denver Colorado.

She served shortly as a regular pioneer at the Bear Valley Congregation and than became a faithful member of the Athmar Congregation until she passed away.

Cynthia had a strong belief in what the bible teaches about death. Ecclesiastes 9:5 says, For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing at all, nor do they have any reward because all memory of them has been forgotten. Jesus said that death is sleeping…John 11:12-14. John 5:28, 29 speaks of a resurrection from the dead. Cynthia strongly believed what the bible really teaches.

Cynthia enjoyed her family and her friends and was a loyal and kindhearted person. She was known as one of the most dangerous players of the card games of spades and bid-whist. Her friends will miss her skill. She loved eating crabs and was a fabulous cook.

She is already greatly missed but will sleep only for a short time until the resurrection. She will be amongst those who are meek…Psalms 37:10,11…But the meek will possess the earth, and they will find exquisite delight in the abundance of peace.

Revelation 21:4- And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.