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Cynthia Lynn

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Nov 30, 1951 — Oct 16, 2026

Rome

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Cynthia Lynn Wilson, affectionately known as Cindy, passed away on October 16, 2026, in Rome, Georgia. She was born on November 30, 1951, in Rome, Georgia.

Cindy was a graduate of Model High School and devoted much of her life to her family as a homemaker. She was known as a good cook and as a loving mother, qualities that shaped the warmth and care she brought to those around her. She also enjoyed the simple pleasures that brought richness to her days, including reading and following sports.

Her life was marked by love for family, steady devotion to home, and the kindness she shared in everyday moments. Those who knew Cindy will remember her for the comfort of her presence, her caring nature, and the way she expressed love through her home and her cooking.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Chipper Wilson; son, Thomas Anthony Brooks and her parents, Patrick Clinton Locklear and Thelma Louise Evans Locklear.

Cindy is survived by her son, Patrick Brooks and his wife Stephanie of Rome, GA; brother, John (Pam) Locklear; sister, Amy (Angie) Locklear and  brother, Patrick (Christina) Locklear. she also leaves behind her grandchildren: Dakota Brooks, Logan Brooks, Sidney Martin, and Haley Martin, as well as a great- grandchild, Colin Martin. Each of them carries forward treasured memories of her love, care, and the special place she held in their lives.

Cynthia Lynn Wilson will be remembered with love and gratitude by her family and friends, and her memory will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew her.

Salmon Funeral Home & Crematory family is honored to serve and care for the Wilson family.

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