Cynthia Barrow Johnson, age 77 of Oxford North Carolina passed August 15, 2026 at her residence. She was born to the late William “Bill” and Ann Brame Barrow.
Cynthia was a graduate of Durham High School, Durham, North Carolina. She was employed and retired as a lab tech. She was married to the late Wyatt Young Johnson, Jr. for 39 years and she leaves to cherish her daughters; Rhonda Carter (Edward), Tracy Carnell (Terry), Jennifer Campbell (Ricky); step-daughters; Joy Patterson (Chris), Julie Drescher (Todd) and Billie Currin (Steve), one brother; Steve Barrow (Dawn); she is also survived by nine grandchildren, Tori, Crystle, James, Travis, Coley, Elizabeth, Emory, Joshua and Ace; 11 great-grandchildren and two nieces; Angela Eaton and Kelly Barrow. In addition to her parents and husband, Cynthia was preceded in death by one grandson; Bo Currin.
Cynthia was an avid reader and enjoyed her lunch dates with her best friends, Martie Murry and Bill Gregory.
The family would like to thank Alysha with Durham Internal Medicine, Shaina Eckhouse, MD with Duke Health Care and a very special thank you to Cedrick and Lee Pearce.
Flowers may be sent to 2250 Lauren Mill Dr., Oxford, North Carolina, 27565.
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My favorite memory of Cindy was our lunches together with Steve, Kelly and you Tracy. Cindy was so sweet and had a great since of humor. I will miss seeing her. I will also miss the times we went to see her dad in Winston-Salem and the laughter we shared. I am so happy you are at peace now Cindy and finally home.
Love, Dawn
I love you and will miss you every day. Enjoy heaven and being in the presence of the Lord Jesus. My first memory of you is around 1955/1956 when Dad woke us up in the middle of the night to go sledding. I remember your laughter. My heart aches because you are gone but I rejoice in you being at peace. Your brother, Steve
Prayers for all the family members during their loss at this time.
Prayers for all the family members during their loss at this time.
Mom I miss you so much and don't know how I am going to do this without you. I'm just glad that you are no longer in pain and you are with our Heavenly Father. I know Pop guided you to the gates and walked you to your new mansion. I love you so much.
I miss you so much mom. I'm glad you are not hurting anymore.
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