of Little Rock, AR

November 11, 1977 - January 27, 2025

Cynthia "Cyndi'' Gregory, beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend passed away on January 27, 2025 at the age of 47. She was a proud resident of Little Rock and loved exploring historic sites and many adventurous activities with her family.

Born to Robert and Martha Elizondo of Mercedes, Texas, Cyndi was raised in a family that valued kindness, hard work and compassion. She carried these values throughout her life, touching the hearts of everyone.

Cyndi is survived by her devoted husband, Joe Gregory and their three daughters, Jordan, Jeneva and Jacy Gregory and mother in law, Odessa Darrough. She also leaves behind her cherished sisters, Angelica Cruz and Myra Elizondo, along with many nieces, nephews and extended family who adored her.

Cyndi was a shining star in both her personal and professional life. She graduated from Southern Nazarene University in Oklahoma with a degree in Marketing and Business. Cyndi embarked on a fulfilling career in philanthropy, serving as the Senior Major Gifts Officer at Baptist Health Foundation. Her dedication to the foundation and its mission made a lasting impact on the community.

Cyndi was a proud and accomplished woman, who was known for her athleticism and grace. She was a standout in high school sports and was crowned Homecoming Queen at Mercedes High School in 1995. It was at Southern Nazarene University when she met Joe. Cyndi moved to Little Rock, where they built a loving home and a family that was the center of their world.

In addition to her professional and family life, Cyndi had a passion for yoga. She was a certified yoga instructor for over ten years. Cyndi loved helping others find peace, balance and strength in their lives. Her gentle spirit and calming presence made her a natural teacher. Students will remember her for her wisdom and kindness.

Cyndi will always be remembered as a kind, loving and supportive soul. She had an extraordinary ability to make everyone around her feel special, loved and understood. Her legacy of love, compassion and service will continue to inspire all who knew her.

Cyndi's legacy will continue to live on in our hearts. As Cyndi would say at the end of her yoga sessions…Namaste. This recognizes who you are, your inner peace and truth.

Obituary Provided By:
Roller-Chenal Funeral Home
13801 Chenal Parkway
Little Rock, AR  72211
www.rollerfuneralhomes.com