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Cindy Gleaves (Mary Cynthia Beagley) June 1, 1956 - July 26, 2022

Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend Cindy (Mary Cynthia Beagley) Gleaves, 66, of Spanish Fork, Utah, passed unexpectedly in her sleep on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. Cindy was born on June 1, 1956, in Payson, Utah. She was the only daughter of five children to Grant Robert Beagley and Evelyn (Caras) Beagley. She was a pillar of strength for her family and left a legacy of love for her children, grandchildren, and all those she knew.

Cindy dedicated her life to her family and friends and felt called to serve those she loved. She had a great passion for dance. She was on the Las Chalitas drill team for Spanish Fork High School where she graduated from in 1974. She also shimmied with Jean’s Golden Girls for many years, including at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Creativity was her superpower, and she shared her talents with many in the community. Her home was always decorated for the holidays, and everyone who visited was welcome with open arms, a listening ear, and some kind of treat.

Cindy valued hard work and modeled her work ethic and resiliency for her children. She worked for over a decade at Canyon View Medical Group, building lasting friendships with her peers. After retiring due to chronic illness, she loved exploring the world through her children. She had adventures in DC, New York City, Hawai’i, Washington, Louisiana, Arizona, and California (especially Disneyland), but Utah was always home. Cindy was always the loudest cheerleader in the bleachers, audience, and at home for her children and grandchildren.

Nothing brought Cindy more joy than knowing her children and grandchildren were happy and safe. She is survived by her seven adoring children: Patrick Gleaves (Leslie Makai), Natalie Gleaves, Benjamin Jacob Gleaves, Nicholas Gleaves, Andrea Gleaves, Brittney Peay (Jake), and Courtney Sessions (Matt). Her nine grandchildren who affectionately called her G-ma and Grandma: Jalen Lesieli Gleaves, Halle Evelani Gleaves, Tatem Siulua Gleaves, Asher Petuliki Gleaves, Emma Gleaves, Remington Mary Peay, Lucas Grant Sessions, Scarlett Sessions, and Tommy Clark Sessions. Four Brothers: Robert Beagley (Penny), Richard Beagley (Heather), Chad Beagley (Mona), and Ryan Beagley (Meg).

She was preceded in death by her parents, Grant and Evelyn. We are comforted at the thought of their happy reunion in heaven.

Funeral services will be held Monday, August 1, 2022, at 11:00 am. at Walker Funeral Home, 187 South Main Street, Spanish Fork, Utah.  Family and friends may call that morning at the funeral home from 9:45 am to 10:45 am before services. Interment will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery.

In place of flowers, please consider donating in Cindy’s name to the Boys & Girls Club of Utah County, United Way of Utah County, or YWCA of Utah.

 

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Visitation

Monday, August 1, 2022
9:45 a.m.-10:45 a.m.
Walker Funeral Home
187 South Main Street
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Funeral Service

Monday, August 1, 2022
11:00 a.m.
Walker Funeral Home
187 South Main Street
Spanish Fork, Utah
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Interment

Spanish Fork Cemetery
420 South 400 East
Spanish Fork, Utah
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3 Condolences for Cindy Gleaves (Mary Cynthia Beagley)

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    Jackson Lambert says

    Coach Gleaves and family. I’m deeply sorry for your loss and I’m sending my prayers your way. My number is 1 (801) 691-6872 if you ever need anything just reach out. Sincerely, Jackie Lambert

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    Nancy Head says

    The obituary says it beautifully. I have so many happy memories of my childhood and many have Cindy in them. We spent lots of summer nights having cousin sleepovers and there wad always laughter and good treats. We took lots of walks to the corner store on Spanish Fork main Street and to the movie theater too. We even made it to older brother’s baseball games to cheer them on. Christmas always meant the Caras family Christmas party and singing with our mothers. There is a great deal of joy in heaven as a great reunion takes place with her beloved parents and grandparents. We are all lucky to have had her in our lives.

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    Julie Rodriguez-Walker says

    Visiting her home when I was in high school was always a treat, especially because I knew it would be decorated for every single holiday! That inspired me to decorate my own home as an adult. I’ll never do it as well as she did, but I’ve thought of her every time I go all out for a holiday.

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