Cynthia Lynn Kauble

Cynthia L. (Pritt) Kauble, 49 of Marion, went to be with the Lord and joined her cherished father Jerry in Heaven Monday night August 23, 2021 at Marion General Hospital due to complications of Leukemia. She was surrounded by her loving family.

Born in Marion, OH to Jerry and Mildred Pritt on March 25, 1972, Cindi was the eldest of two children. In 1990, she graduated from Marion Harding High School where, in 1987, she met Jeff, the love of her life. They were blessed to be married for 27 wonderful years and have two amazing daughters. Her magnetic personality, smile and laugh lit up the room and people were always drawn to her genuine warmth. When you were with her, there was always a good chance you would end up being a part of a snapchat-filtered selfie. Her favorite times were spent at Kauble family beach vacations, laying in the sun by a pool or hanging with her friends and family at her campground. She was extremely active in her daughters’ lives and was always involved in shenanigans with Emily’s travel softball teammates and coaching Zoe’s cheer squad. You would catch her rooting for The Ohio State and Alabama football teams because her father was a die-hard fan of both.  Cindi was employed at Marion and Delaware Metropolitan Housing Authority for over 25 years, serving the last 10 as Deputy Director. Cindi built a strong bond with her co-workers and clients and will be greatly missed by both.

Cindi will be dearly missed by her husband Jeff, daughters Emily and Zoe, her mother Millie Pritt, brother Rick (Monique) Pritt, in-laws Ginger Kauble, Tim and Christie Kauble, Jodi Kauble and many other family members. Her Father, Jerry Pritt preceded her in death.

Calling hours will be Friday, August 27 from 4PM to 6PM with a funeral service following calling hours at 6 PM at the Hughes-Allen chapel of Edwards Funeral Home, 318 Mt. Vernon Ave Marion, OH. A reception will be held immediately following the funeral service at LOGOS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, 582 Lee St., Marion. Burial will be at 10:00 am on Saturday, August 28 at Marion Cemetery with Pastor Greg Watts officiating.