Cynthia Kushner Obituary — Uniontown Resident (1950–2026)

Cynthia Kushner of Uniontown (1950–2026) passed Jan 5. Remembering her life, family ties, community impact, and the loved ones who survive her and memories.

Cynthia Kushner, 75, of Uniontown passed away on Monday, January 5, 2026. Born in Uniontown on October 11, 1950, Cynthia’s life was rooted in the community she loved. Her passing is mourned by family, friends, and neighbors who remember her warmth, dedication, and the quiet ways she supported those around her.

Preceding her in death were her parents, Frank and Betty Varto; her sister, Mary Skelton; her brother, Stephen Varto; and two nieces, Dawn Renee Bassinger and Susan Clawson. These losses marked important chapters in Cynthia’s life, and she carried the memories of her family with grace.

Surviving Cynthia is her son, Andrew Kushner, and his wife, Veronica. The close bond between Cynthia and her family was a defining part of her story. While many of the details of her daily life were private, those who knew her speak of a woman devoted to family and local ties in Uniontown.

Cynthia’s obituary is a moment to reflect on a life lived in one place and among many people who cared. As a lifelong Uniontown resident, she witnessed and contributed to the community’s changes across decades. Neighbors recall her as dependable and compassionate; family members remember her warmth and steady presence at gatherings. Those memories form the heart of this obituary and are what the community will hold onto in the days ahead.

Funeral and memorial details will be shared by the family when arrangements are complete. For those wishing to express condolences, reaching out to Andrew and Veronica Kushner or leaving a message with the funeral home (once listed) will be appropriate ways to honor Cynthia’s memory.

The family asks for privacy as they grieve and make arrangements. In lieu of formal announcements at this time, friends and neighbors can celebrate Cynthia’s life by sharing stories, photographs, and kind memories that underscore the meaningful connections she made.

Cynthia Kushner’s legacy lives on through her son and extended family, and through the many small acts of kindness she offered in Uniontown. Her life will be remembered by those who loved her and by the community that shaped her.

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