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Cynthia "Cissy" June Surls (Fish) was born on November 03, 1966 in Wetumka, Oklahoma to Pusler "Pete" Peter Fish and Cynthia Ann Bell and belonged to the Raccoon clan. Cynthia earned her wings on March 28, 2023 surrounded by family at her home in Pawhuska, Oklahoma at the age of 56. Cynthia, or Cissy as her family and close friends often called her, was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt and was a long-standing resident of Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Cynthia loved her family, children, and Savior with all her heart. She also adored animals. Cynthia's kind and generous heart, along with her irreverent sense of humor will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
A private ceremony was held at the Foraker Cemetery in Foraker, Oklahoma on Friday, March, 31, 2023. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Jessica Surls. Cynthia is survived by her husband, Michael Surls, Sr., sons, Nathaniel Fish, Marvin Fish, and Michael Surls, Jr., parents, Pusler "Pete" Peter Fish and Cynthia Ann Bell, two sisters, Billie Jean Fish and Melissa Fish, two brothers Pete Fish, Jr. and Timothy Fish, and had many, many nieces, nephews, grandchildren, and cousins.
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