Cynthia Ruth Printz

Cynthia Ruth Printz, age 82, passed away 5/10/2017 after complications from a stroke at Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital with her family at her side.

She was born on 4/4/1935 in Royal Oak, MI.

Her parents George (Jean) Van Norman moved the family to West Acres in West Bloomfield, MI where she spent her childhood before moving to Birmingham, MI where she married Anthony Printz Jr in 1956.

She then moved to Colorado for a few years while husband Anthony finished his stint in the Army before moving to Troy, MI followed by Southfield, MI where she spent the remainder of her days for some 50+ years.

She retired from Ford Tractor/Ford Motor Co. after working there for 30+ years as an executive secretary.

Dearest wife of Anthony J. Printz Jr., beloved mother to Anthony (Renee) Printz, Timothy Printz, Christopher (Pamela) Printz and Laurie Najm, Mother-in-Law to Marjory Printz and close friends Vicki Fisher and Denise DiPasqua.

Beloved grandmother to Nicole Printz, Kristen Printz and Anthony Printz IV, Noelle Cunliffe, Kelly Printz and Amani Najm.

Also survived by nieces Michelle Lankton and Shari Smith and nephew Daniel Van Norman.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Robert Van Norman.

She enjoyed reading, crosswords, following politics and most importantly spending time with her family.

Memorial Service May 21, 2017 3:00 pm at Troy Assembly of God on 3200 Livernois, Troy, MI.

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  1. I love and miss you mom, my best friend and favorite person in the world. You blessed me and Amani dearly and we hope to make you proud. Until we meet again, save me a spot and I will jump for joy the day I get see you again. Don’t forget what I told you … You know where I am.. <3 I love you!!

  2. Chris Williams

    I did not know Cynthia, by I do know her son Timmothy J Printz. He has always talked of his love for his mom. While I did not know her, I do know that she raised a very kind hearted, generous Christian man, who would give the shirt off his back to anyone who needed it. What better legacy can you leave? I’m so sorry for your loss Tim and family. You are in Jessica and I’s thoughts.may you find peace during this terrible time of grief.

  3. Mom,

    I will miss discussing our family history with you and your memories of growing up in West Acres.

    Will miss watching The Black List with you.

    You are the best mom a son could ever wish for and you will always be my first Valentine.

    Love,

    Chris

  4. Margie Printz

    I could not have hand picked a better mother in law. You were always encouraging and kind to me – never ever judgmental and I so appreciated that and needed that. I love you and miss you. You will always have a special place in my heart.

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