Obituaries » Cindy K. Lottmann
Cindy K. Lottmann
October 9, 1963 - June 8, 2017
Cindy Kay Lottmann, 53, of Fort Scott, Kansas, died Thursday evening, June 8, 2017, at her home. She was born October 9, 1963, in Pittsburg, Kansas the daughter of Glenn and Sharon Lottmann.
Cindy loved horses; she trained and rode in many show-de-o events such as poles, barrel racing, and pick-up races. Her favorite horse was Boomer, and together they won many trophies in every event they entered. She worked for Great West, Lincoln National, Unicare, PNC Bank, and Perro. She had a vast knowledge of medical billing and claims.
Cindy loved the outdoors and anything outdoor related such as gardening, camping, and fishing. Her favorite camping place was Colorado. She also loved to do crafts and projects with her grandkids. She taught them how to fish, how to ride a bike, how to garden, go snow sledding, care for animals, and about snakes and turtles. She was active in Girls Scouts and Royal Neighbors. Cindy did volunteer work for several groups and organizations, and she enjoyed working on cars. She could fix or rebuild about anything herself.
Survivors include her mother, Sharon Farmer, of Fort Scott, Kansas; a son, Rowden Glaser and wife Alisha of Cherokee, Kansas, their children Bryer, and Bailey; daughter Lacyna Aumann and husband Brandon of Pittsburg, Kansas, their children Garent, Jamie, Blake, Austina, and Braxton; daughter Sasha Kincheloe and boyfriend Luke of Fort Scott, Kansas, their children, Micha, Madison, Lincoln, and Jaycee Jo; and a son, Joel Farmer of Mound City, Kansas; a sister Penny Lottmann and boyfriend Scott, of Pittsburg, Kansas, a brother, Steve Lottmann and wife Barb of Watertown, Wisconsin; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father, Glenn W. Lottmann; a brother, Glenn “Butch” Lottmann; two uncles, maternal grandparents, and paternal grandparents.
Cindy was loved by many and will be missed beyond measure.
Following cremation, the family will hold a private celebration of life service at a later date. Condolences may be submitted to the online guestbook at konantz-cheney.com.