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Cynthia Earley was an enthusiast for life and all it’s challenges.
She was born to a Career Naval officer and his wife, in Bremerton Washington, on May 4th 1933. She traveled extensively with her family and sister Cecily as a child, even living in Mexico for over 18months as a pre-teen. Later, Cynthia attended Chatham Hall preparatory school in Chatham VA. She was a class president and leader of many clubs at “Chat.” Graduating in 1951, she was accepted at Smith College in Amherst, MA. Before graduation, Cynthia, her Mother and sister, embarked on a 2 year long tour of Europe.
After returning from Europe, she was employed by Pam American Airlines,
and met Joseph Earley. They married in February 1957. After building their
family, the Earley’s moved to Annapolis MD, in 1967.
Cynthia continued to pursue the Arts, History and travel. She graduated
from Anne Arundle Community College in 1996 with an Associate of Arts degree.
A history enthusiast, she traveled extensively with student and alumnae
groups to the England, and St. Petersburg, Russia. She even took a month
long tour of the Holy Land including Jordan and Egypt.
A music devotee also, Cynthia spent over 22 years with the St. Mary’s Catholic Church Choir. She loved especially; Naval Academy church services and attended as often as possible.She gave her charitable time to the American Heart association, and many other charities. She was a full supporter of her son Brian’s first attempt to cross the Chesapeake Bay back in 1982, and gave generosity to the American Diabetes foundation, and her many alma maters. She is sorely missed and loved by all her friends and family.