Cynthia "Cent, Cent Dawg" Glass

Cynthia was an endearing and caring character who loved the outdoors and enjoyed spending time with her girls. She was always interested in the world around her and she loved to question the why of things. She was deeply intuitive and would know a lot of answers to questions before they were even asked. It was always so easy to make her laugh and her laugh was contagious.

Cynthia passed away on Nov 15th, 2024 at the age of 59. She was born on July 5th, 1965 to Allen & Katheleen Glass. Cynthia grew up in Los Angeles where she graduated from Locke High School in 1982. After High School she attended El Camino College in Torrance, CA where she pursued her aspirations of acting and theatre. However, she chose motherhood instead and focused on raising her family.  Later she made the decision to move to Kansas City, KS. Her children were her pride and joy. She worked in various positions to support her family including bus driver, electrician, and cook. After her stroke in 2013, using one hand she used her talent to make beautiful jewelry and sold her pieces at First Friday's and at other venues.

Cynthia is survived by her father Abdul Karim (85) of Kansas City, mother Katheleen Karim (84) of Los Angeles, daughters Markeisha Rhone (36), Darnisha Renee Robbins (preceded in death 11/13/90-12/8/90, Carmilla Rhone (29), Marie Glass (27), and Jewel Thompson (23) of Kansas City, brother Allen Glass Jr. (60) of Los Angeles, preceded in death great grandmother Mo, dear friend Ms. Betsy of Kansas City, Cookie, and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews and close friends. 

She will be remembered for her everlasting kindness, generosity, and nurturing spirit. Her life and story will go on to inspire love, resilience, and compassion to all those who knew her.