Mrs. Gloria Fay Johnson

Gloria "Cindy" Johnson Randazzo was born on August 20, 1953, in Jackson, Mississippi, to the union of Woodrow and Lucille Johnson. She was the youngest of four children. At a young age, Cindy and her family relocated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she was educated in the Milwaukee Public School system. She graduated from Washington High School in 1971 and later pursued a degree in Communication and Media Sales at the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. A gifted speaker and natural salesperson, she participated in Toastmasters and the debate club, sharpening the communication skills that would define her professional success.t fish fries. They loved summer festivals, strolling by the lake, and the close-knit feeling of life on the East Side. After relocating to Las Vegas, they spent over 15 wonderful years building a new chapter together, grounded in love, support, and companionship. Cindy's passion for learning and growth led to a successful and fulfilling career in sales and recruitment, a field she dedicated over 40 years of her life to. She completed several prestigious professional training programs, including the Xerox Professional Selling Skills Course, Honeywell's Professional Selling Course, and the Dale Carnegie Sales Course. Her career included roles in the airline industry and with Honeywell, and she notably served for nine years at Anthem Education Group. Cindy's heart, however, extended far beyond her professional achievements-she had a deep love for teenagers and a strong commitment to uplifting others. She mentored countless young people, helped them secure jobs, provided financial support for college, and fought for those often overlooked. She was a champion for the underdog and a relentless giver. Cindy was baptized at Brentwood Church of Christ in March of 1995. Her faith was a central part of her life, continuing to grow after she and her husband relocated to Las Vegas. She regularly attended services and found spiritual peace in her walk with God. She was also an avid reader of self-help and personal development books, always striving to evolve into the best version of herself. While she had a sharp tongue and wasn't afraid to speak her mind, she was deeply generous, community-minded, and selfless to her core. Cindy shared a loving and joyful marriage with her husband and life partner, Salvatore Randazzo. Their life together was filled with love, laughter, and good food. When they lived in Milwaukee, they often traveled around the state in search of the best Friday night fish fries. They loved summer festivals, strolling by the lake, and the close-knit feeling of life on the East Side. After relocating to Las Vegas, they spent over 15 wonderful years building a new chapter together, grounded in love, support, and companionship. : She was a devoted mother to her two children, Nola and Bradford, and fiercely protective of their well-being and education. She also played the role of second mother to many of her nieces, nephews, and others who were fortunate enough to receive her guidance. In 2006, she moved to Las Vegas to be close to her son and help raise her beloved granddaughter, Mia -a testament to her enduring dedication to family. Cindy loved a good meal, appreciated fine cuisine, and cherished the joy of sharing food with loved ones. She also enjoyed the occasional trip to the casino and had a sharp wit that made her a joy to be around. Always current, always stylish-Cindy kept up with the latest trends and pop culture, earning her title as the "cool aunt" in the family. Cindy departed this life peacefully on March 22, 2025, with her beloved husband by her side. In her final hours, they shared cherished memories and affirmed their deep love for one another. In her typical selfless manner, she reassured Sal that he would be cared for by her family. Even in her last moments, Cindy was focused on the well-being of others-leaving behind a legacy of love, protection, and care. She was preceded in death by her parents, Woodrow and Lucille Johnson; her sister, Ida Beauford; brother-in-law, James Beauford; her beloved daughter, Nola; and her cherished son, Bradford. We find comfort in knowing that Cindy is now reunited with those she loved and missed, embraced once again in eternal peace. She leaves to cherish her memory: her devoted husband of over 40 years, Salvatore Randazzo; her brother, Phil (Darlene) Johnson of Milwaukee, WI; her sister, Elaine (Royce) Nash of Indianapolis, IN; her granddaughter, Mia Johnson of Las Vegas, NV; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and friends who will carry her memory forward. Cindy's legacy of kindness, generosity, wisdom, and unwavering love will live on in the hearts of Cindy shared a loving and joyful marriage with her husband and life partner, Salvatore Randazzo. Their life together was filled with love, laughter, and good food. When they lived in Milwaukee, they often traveled around the state in search of the best Friday-night fish fries. They loved summer festivals, strolling by the lake, and the close-knit feeling of life on the East Side. After relocating to Las Vegas, they spent over 15 wonderful years building a new chapter together, grounded in love, support, and companionship with all who were blessed to know her.

Mrs. Gloria Fay Johnson

August 20, 1953 - March 22, 2025