Birth date: Dec 23, 1954 Death date: Dec 30, 2025
BUOB, Cynthia M., age 71, of Dayton, passed away peacefully on December 30, 2025, at Hospice of Dayton. Cynthia was a lifelong resident of the Dayton area and a 1973 graduate of Fairborn High School. She dedicated nearly 50 years Read Obituary
I worked with Cynthia at Grandview Hospital. She was a respected USC /HUC and always strived to be her best. I appreciated her willingness to share her knowledge with me and others. Our work lives continued to cross paths even after she transferred to Corwin Nixon Center. I am blessed to have known her. Rest in peace Cynthia.
Aunt Cynthia
I'll always remember our fun adventures in Maui, and all the love you shared every time you came to visit or support me in my endeavors throughout life. You are very sorely missed!
Love,
Reagan
This is one memory we have, a photo of Cynthia with our son, her nephew Zach Buob. We were attending a family reunion in Ohio. Zach was home from his Navy deployment and was able to join us.
My fondest memory of my dear sister-in-law, Cynthia, is when I moved into the Buob home after marring her older brother, Gary. I came from California and Gary was in the Navy on deployment right after we married. it had been my first time away from my family in California. Cynthia was a bit younger than me and I never had a younger sister. She was very welcoming to me as a new member of their family. At the time we met, she was at Wright-Patterson University. She would include me in some of her university parties. She made me feel welcomed in a home I was new to and far away from anyone I knew. I will always remember her kindness, helpfulness and showing me around my new home and town. Blessings to Cynthia as she will be missed but never forgotten.
During my high school years, I briefly dated Cynthia, and have always had fond memories of that time. One memory was a date we went on in my 1964 Pontiac LeMans (probably around 1971) to a drive-in theater. She told me that she could stay out late, so we stayed out until 1am. However, her parents had not agreed, and called my father to find out where we were...he had no idea. Well, when I took her home around 1am, it was not good.
I don't think we ever went out again, but it appears she had a great life, and has many family and friends to celebrate her wonderful life.
With fond memories,
Tim Hart
Loudon, TN
