Mcadow, Cynthia Ann (Baker)
Cynthia Ann (Baker)
Mcadow, of New Albany,
Ohio, 12/4/1926 - 7/2/2021, grew up in
Tulsa, OK, Corpus Christi,
TX and Mechanicsburg,
PA. A proud member of
Gamma Phi Beta sorority,
Cyn graduated from Ohio
Wesleyan University in
Delaware, OH, and married
Harold (Red) Mcadow in 1948. After living in several
Ohio towns, Cyn, Red and their 4 daughters moved to Saginaw, MI, where Cyn focused on her family, her
Scout leader and Sunday
School teacher. Back in
Columbus, OH, in 1970, she began a new career at
Ohio State University, in the
Financial Aid and Student
Employment office. An OSU grad recently shared how much he appreciated Cyn’s help as he sorted out problems. Cyn’s forte quickly became listening and giving sound advice based on her lived experiences, common sense and love of people.
She was also proud of her time-study solutions. She and Red enjoyed the company of many good friends, bridge, golf and traveling. In the early 1990s they retired to Deland, FL. Cyn later moved to Ormond Beach,
FL where she enjoyed her pool, quilting, the opera,
Audubon and many old and new friends. Returning to
Ohio in 2011 she delighted in family visits, planning and hosting wine-time get-togethers and dinners, all while remaining fiercely by her family: Marsha (Jeff) Dicenzo, Adrian, MI,
Catherine (Rick) Fitzgerald,
Dexter, MI, Gail (Frank) Copeland,
South Lyon, MI, and
Dana Ann (Kevin) Blanke,
Gahanna, OH; 9 grandchildren, Sara (Donovan) Butt,
Evan (Kateri) Fitzgerald,
Adam (Sarah) Copeland,
Lisa (Alex Donado) Copeland,
Catherine (Ryan)
Seiser, Margaret (Eric)
Antolik, Erin (Peter) Clarkson,
Meredith (Ryan) Nye,
Rachel (Zack) Zwelling; and 18 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband Harold Louis
Mcadow (1925-1993), grandson Tommy Dicenzo,
parents Sylva Caecile (Burton) Baker and William
Warren Baker, sisters
Alice Soske and Elizabeth
Schutz. We want to thank
Hospice of Central Ohio for their gentle, thoughtful care of our mother and our whole family. Donations may be made to: Ohio Wesleyan