Cyndi Poland

cyndi poland

August 8, 1964 ~ December 12, 2024

Born in: Danville, Kentucky
Resided in: Junction City, Kentucky

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Lucinda “Cyndi” Marie Poland, 60, died on December 12, 2024.  She was born in Danville on August 24, 1964, to the late James and Arlene Ragle.  Cyndi was a retired veteran of the United States Navy.  After retiring, she was very active in the VFW, serving as the quartermaster.  She was an avid reader.  Cyndi loved to ride her Harley and was always wearing Harley-Davidson clothes.  She loved her family, especially her grandchildren who called her “MiMi.”

Cyndi is survived by her husband of 34 years, Paul Poland, children, Stephanie Poland (Jake Stillwell), Joshua Poland (Michele Barrows), and Vyctoria Poland (Joshua Minton), grandchildren, Alexa (Lexie) Poland, Kaelyn Poland, Aiden Davenport, Brynlee Poland, Jessie Minton, Alexis Stillwell, Carly Stillwell and Hayden Burkhart, sister, Shelley Ragle, and brothers, Richard (Connie) Ragle and Mitch (Sandy) Ragle.

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  2. I’m so sorry for Cyndi”s passing. A friend since elementary school and a very special lady!! I will truly miss her and all of our talks!! We both had been making plans for the days ahead! God didn’t want her to suffer anymore so she went on home to be with the Lord
    Fly high my friend…you deserve your set of wings, I’ll see you when I get there…sisters by heart forever and ever…
    I’ll never forget you..Lucinda Marie Ragle Poland.

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    • Vyctoria Sorry for your loss . Sending prayers for strength,peace and heal of your heart to all who loved her. Love you all

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  4. Sorry for your loss. Cyndi was a beautiful soul and will be truly missed but not forgotten. She will live on in our hearts. Rest my friend.

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    • So sad and sorry for your loss. I will miss Cyndi. She was a very dedicated and loving friend. May she rest in peace. God’s blessing upon her soul.

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  6. To my beautiful, courageous, extraordinary and strong grandmother, we all miss you very much. I’m hearing stories of you from years before I was ever thought of and even after you’ve left this world, you continue to amaze me. I’ll try and fill your big shoes, and continue to make you proud. Celebrate in your mansion in the sky.

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  8. Sending much love and prayers for all whom loved her .
    I have many memories from back in the day that Iwill cherish forever .
    Rip my friend ! You left your beautiful mark on this world !

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  13. Fair winds, and following seas, Cyndi. Words cannot express the depth to which you shall be missed.

    Gary and Toni Gusko

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  15. I had the honor of working with Cyndi at the VFW for the past 15 years or so and we all know she did an outstanding job as Quartermaster and was a dedicated officer at the post. Yes she will be missed by all. Prayers for the family and may she RIP!

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  21. PP and family. So VERY sorry for your loss.
    It was an honor to have known, worked with, broken bread and called Cyndi a friend.
    May you find peace soon.

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  22. I had the honor of being stationed with Cyndi in Rota Spain. She taught me how to make chicken livers one night after being out in town. Barry and I still make them every now and then with fond memories of her. Barry worked closer with her, but I will never forget her. Saying a prayer for Paul and the family and sending hugs!

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  24. Paul, and family
    Condolences to the family on the loss of Cindy. Honor and Privilege to have served with both of you.
    Prayers to all the family. May God shine down on you.

    Willy Wilson

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  25. Sending prayers to Paul and family. So sorry to hear about Cyndi she is the glue that kept her Post together for many years. I have known her and Paul for many years and know how hard this is going to be on Paul. RIP young lady.

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    • I feel extreme sadness at the loss of Cyndi. She was a consummate Navy professional, Sailor, Chief, leader, friend, devoted wife and caring Mom. You are so missed by everyone you touched during your life. Fair winds and following seas. Rest your oars, Cyndi, we have the watch.

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  26. Thank you for your service shipmate. Fair winds and following seas.

    Their lives are lived
    In days gone by,
    With thoughts that forever last.
    Of bell bottom blues,
    Winged white hats,
    And good times in their past.

    Excerpt from OLD SAILORS POEM
    By Larry Dunn, RMCM, USN (Ret)

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  27. My Beautiful childhood friend I will never forget you Heaven sure gained a sweet angel. Prayers for your family .

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  28. My condolences 💐 to the family fair winds and following seas shipmate, your watch has been relieved. I’m glad I got to know you in Rota when I was fresh in the Navy… you taught a lot and cared for your Sailor, continue to rest in peace beautiful!

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