TWINSBURG - Cynthia Ann Lipson, 56, passed away June 24, 2026.

The Lipson family would like to announce the passing of our beloved Cindy, after a long, courageous, and fiercely fought battle with breast cancer. Cindy passed, with her husband, Jake at her side.

Cindy was the definition of strength. She faced every challenge with unwavering determination, refusing to let cancer define her. Her greatest motivation was her children, and she fought with everything she had to be with them for as long as possible. Her resilience inspired everyone who had the privilege of knowing her.

To know Cindy was to know unconditional love. She was kind, selfless, compassionate, and beautiful inside & out. She had a warm heart and welcomed everyone, always putting others before herself. Her love knew no bounds, and her generosity, grace, and gentle spirit touched countless lives.

Throughout her journey, Cindy was surrounded by extraordinary love and support from both sides of her family, incredible friends, neighbors, and a community that lifted her up every step of the way. The outpouring of kindness shown to her and her family was beyond anything we could imagine, and we will be forever grateful.

The Lipson family would also like to express our gratitude to the oncology team at the Cleveland Clinic, especially Dr. Silbiger, whose expertise, encouragement, and optimism became a source of hope throughout Cindy’s journey and gift from God.

Cindy’s greatest wish was simple, to love and care for her children, to continue supporting the fight against breast cancer so that others may one day be spared this disease, and to ensure her beloved dogs would always be cared for.

Though our hearts are broken, Cindy leaves behind a legacy of extraordinary courage, unconditional love, humility, kindness, and selflessness. Her light lives on in her children, her family, her friends, and in every life she touched. She will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.

Cindy's greatest pride and life's purpose was her family. She leaves behind her devoted husband, Jake Lipson, who walked beside her throughout her battle. He was by her side through every appointment, every setback, every victory, and ultimately until her final breath. She is also survived by her beloved children, Dana (Brandon), Tyson, and Riley, who were the center of her world and her reason for fighting so courageously each day; her loving mother, Barbara Buchdrucker; her sister and best friend, Beverly (Mike) Willrich; her brother, Jeff (Lorrie) Buchdrucker; her mother-in-law, Robin Lipson; her father-in-law, Bobby Lipson; her brother-in-law, Michael (Kristen) Lipson; her cherished nephew, Channing Lipson; and Kit "Gram" Beedle, who loved Cindy as her own and held a special place in her heart.

A Celebration of Cindy’s Life will be held in the coming weeks. Details regarding the date, time, and location will be shared once arrangements have been finalized. We look forward to gathering with family, friends, and all whose lives Cindy touched to celebrate her remarkable life, her enduring love, and the countless memories she leaves behind.

In lieu of flowers, the family encourages those wishing to honor Cindy’s memory to consider supporting breast cancer research or a charity dedicated to the care and rescue of animals, two causes that were especially close to her heart.