The city of Chester, New Jersey, grief on the passing of Cynthia Louise Tonczos, a devoted resident who passed away on November 13, 2025, in Morristown, New Jersey, at the age of 58.
Born on March 1, 1967, in Brook, Indiana, Cindy lived a life filled with love, dedication, and cherished traditions. Her passing leaves a deep void in the hearts of her family and friends, but her legacy of warmth and compassion will continue to shine brightly.
Growing up in Brook, Indiana, Cindy developed a lifelong love for baseball and treasured the simple joys of family gatherings. These early passions carried through her life, shaping the way she connected with others and celebrated the bonds of family.
Her home in Chester, New Jersey, was a place where traditions were honored and memories were made, especially with her daughter, Colleen, and husband, Bob, who were the center of her world.
Cindy’s professional life was marked by dedication and excellence. She retired as an Administrative Assistant with the NJ Highlands Council, where her commitment and hard work left a lasting impression on colleagues and the organization. Her career reflected her strong sense of responsibility and her ability to balance professional achievements with the love and care she poured into her family life.
Family was always Cindy’s greatest joy. She cherished every moment spent with her husband, Bob, and daughter, Colleen, creating a lifetime of treasured memories. Her beloved dog, Ellie, was also a constant companion, bringing comfort and happiness to her days. The Tonczos family of Chester, New Jersey, remains united in grief and gratitude, holding tightly to the love and laughter Cindy shared so generously.
As we mourn the loss of Cynthia Louise Tonczos of Chester, New Jersey, we also celebrate the life she lived—a life defined by devotion, kindness, and enduring love. Though her journey ended too soon, her spirit will live on in the hearts of those who knew her. May her memory continue to inspire family and friends to embrace the traditions she cherished and the compassion she embodied throughout her life.