Cindy Hill

Centerfield, Utah - Cindy Keisel Hill, age 61, born October 3, 1964, passed away peacefully on November 12, 2025.

Cindy was the daughter of Dorothy Fjeldsted Keisel and Kenley Lou Keisel and grew up in a loving home with her seven siblings. She spent countless hours riding bikes, jumping on the trampoline, swimming, camping (even when it wasn’t her favorite), playing with friends, and enjoying family vacations. Those early years were full of laughter and adventure, shaping the joyful, spirited woman she became.

She attended Gunnison Valley High School, where she was active in cheerleading and the drill team. Her bright smile, lively personality, and natural charm made her well-liked and admired. She graduated in 1982.

On July 10, 1982, Cindy married Dale Hill. Though they later divorced, they remained close throughout their lives and dedicated themselves to lovingly raising their children together.

As an adult, Cindy poured her heart into her family. Her sons, Justin and Jaden, were truly her everything. She loved them with a fierce and unwavering devotion that guided every part of her life. Raising her boys brought her the greatest joy imaginable, and she dedicated herself to supporting them, caring for them, and celebrating every milestone and accomplishment. They were the light of her life, and she was endlessly proud of the men they became.

Later in life, Cindy was blessed with two granddaughters, who brought her immeasurable happiness. She adored them deeply and embraced her role as “Grandma” with all the love in her heart. She treasured every moment spent with them. Her love for her granddaughters shone brightly and was felt in everything she did.

Cindy also had a lifelong love for dogs, and her loyal companions were never far from her side. They brought her comfort, companionship, and joy, and she cared for them with the same devotion she showed to the rest of her family. She found joy in the little things that made life beautiful. She loved watching her boys play sports—especially baseball—and never missed a chance to cheer them on. She decorated for every holiday with creativity and excitement, filling her home with warmth and celebration. Her homemade candy was a cherished tradition, and she was especially known for her delicious cherry chocolates. Cindy enjoyed quilting, crafting, and always kept her home and cars spotless, a reflection of the care and pride she carried in all aspects of her life.

Cindy will be remembered for her kindness, her humor, her work ethic, her creativity, and above all, her deep and unwavering love for her family. She leaves behind treasured memories that will continue to bring comfort and joy to those who knew and loved her.

A private family graveside will be held Wednesday, November 19, 2025, in the Centerfield Cemetery under the care of Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina.

 A celebration of Cindy's life will be held for friends from 3:00 - 5:00 P.M. on Wednesday, November 19th, at the Old Rock Church in Centerfield.