Cynthia B. (Foreman) Rohn

Cynthia B. Rohn, 87, of Hermann, MO, passed away Sunday, August 3, 2025 at StoneBridge Senior Living,  Hermann, Missouri.
 
Cynthia was born in Evening Shade, Arkansas on October 2, 1937, the daughter of the late Lester Raymond & Carmen Ida (Turner) Foreman.
 
She was the widow of Theodore A. Rohn.  They were united in marriage on January 30, 1960, in Pine Lawn, Missouri.   Theodore preceded her in death on January 6, 2025. One tradition they had was to pick out their Anniversary card together and each of them would write a special message to the other.  These small traditions lasted 64 years.  
 
Cynthia was a member of Smith Creek United Methodist Church, Warrenton, Missouri and the Loutre Shore Country Club in Hermann, where she played a lot of golf and developed many friendships.
 
She graduated from Lindenwood College and was an elementary school teacher in the St. Charles, Missouri school district, which she thoroughly enjoyed doing. She was once honored as "Teacher of the year" in St. Charles County.
 
Cynthia loved animals and always had a special dog or cat in her life. She was a dancer and played piano in her youth. She played basketball and volleyball.  In her free time, she enjoyed reading, playing board games, cards, and puzzles. She and her friends crocheted many items for the special people in her life. She also wrote a lot of cards of encouragement to people, and she enjoyed reading the cards and letters she received back.
 
Cynthia is survived by a daughter, Constance Ingraham (Richard Schrader), of Webster City, Iowa; three grandchildren, Tara Rohn-Miller, of Poplar Bluff, Missouri; Brett Ingraham, of Kamrar, Iowa; and Trevor Ingraham, of Webster City, Iowa and three great grandchildren, Treyton & Noah Ingraham and Matthew Brown. Special caregiver was Cynthia's niece Melissa Rohn Ruby and friend Kim Lorraine. 
 
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a son, Terry Rohn and a granddaughter Traci Ingraham.
 
Graveside services will be held Wednesday, August 6th at 11:00 a.m. at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri.  Memorials may be given to Rock River Retreat memorial garden.