In Loving Memory Of Our Mom, Grandma, and Friend

Cynthia Lee Pratt




1948-2011




Cynthia was born on Nov 16 1948, the oldest of eight children born to David and Patsy Pratt. she returned home to heavenly father on July 4, 2011 from natural causes. Cynthia grew up in Salt Lake City where she attended Granit High School. She was an honor student, but still found time to be a member of the pep club. she attended the university of utah and gained a true love for the color red. she was an active member of the lds church where she held many callings.




Cynthia spent 33 years working for IHC as a cytologist. She was an active board member for ASCT. She enjoyed spending her time supporting her kids at sports, dance, scouting and school. After her retirement she picked up some new hobbies of sailing, fishing, and horseback riding. She loved spending time with her grandkids. She was their biggest fan.




Cynthia is survived by her parents, her children: Clint(Dawn) Stocking, Scott(Brooke) Stocking, Derek(Danni) Stocking, and Lindsay Stocking. She has five grandchildren: Sydney, Braken, Payton, Jareth and Ayden; brothers Dave and Lance, sisters; Debbie, Wendy, Jill and Kim, aunts, uncles and many dear friends. She is preceded in death by; grandparents, her brother Cortney, aunts and uncles.




Funeral Services will be held Saturday July 9, 2011 at 11:00am at the Glenmoore 3rd ward, 9455 s. 4800 w. South Jordan, UT. Family and friends may call at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 e. 10600 s. on Friday july 8, 2011 from 6-8. and on Saturday at her ward house from 9:45-10:45am. Burial will follow at Larkin Sunset Gardens.




In lieu of flowers donations in memory of Cynthia may be made to the Cynthia Pratt memorial fund at any America First Credit Union Branch.





This is our baseball family, it was enough to make you cry to watch them boys walk in, in their shirts and ties all dressed up to honor scott's mom Cynthia!

Grandkids Wreath

Children Wreath

Parents Wreath

Oh it's so tender, yet sad at the same time

She was a HUGE UTES FAN!!

Her children and two brothers were the pallbearers!

I love these boys so much

I don't have too explain, it's enough to literally melt your heart away!!

My heart just aches as I sit here and have to write about this post. Never in a million years do you think you would bury your parents. Well since June 30th we were faced with that problem as Scott's mom unexpectedly passed away July 4, 2011. She is in no more pain and is in a better place. SHE IS OUR ANGEL AMONG US!! We should never take life for granted, and let our loved ones know we love them. She was our baseball Grandma, I can't even describe the feeling that we had when we showed up to our baseball tournament to play even though going through such a hard time with our family and having our baseball boys and coaches wearing a red ribbon(her favorite color) on their hats in honor of Grandma Cynthia it's more than what you can take in as one person, so overwhelming with emotion and just so proud. And now she has the best seat in the house to watch over all of us. She finally gets to meet my brother also and find out what a great guy he is, and hopefully she can let him know we are all good here on earth. I can't imagine the empty seat on the bleachers watching our baseball team play without her. She was loved and admired by so many people. It kills me to sit here and watch my husband and his siblings have to go through this, and I think they have grown alot closer together this past week being around each other so much and having to plan all this. It was a beautiful service and I think she would've been very proud of her children. The family thanks IMC Hospital and Hospice for the wonderful service they were too our family during our time of need, which it was greatly appreciated. Larkin Sunset Gardens did an excellent job and were so helpful to all of us. There is so many people to Thank that I can't write them all down, but if you are reading this, from the Bottome of Our Hearts, We Thank You!! it means so much to us the support we got from ALOT of people and to our baseball family who supported scott during all this they were there through it all and it helps, they went above and beyond their friendships to make sure he was doing ok. He is a strong and better person through all this and we truly are so blessed to have such great people in our lives, what would we do without them? not a whole lot. Thanks to our immediate families for everything they did for us for anything from donations to laundrey to dinner, we couldn't get through this without any of you and we are very appreciative of your services and WE LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH!!! Grandma is going to be missed very much and we love her with all our hearts, and she will always be in our thoughts!!! xoxoxoxoxo