Cynthia Sue Jarvis

Cynthia, Sue Jarvis “Sue”

Colorado, Colorado Springs, 80921

Sue was taken by the Lord’s angels from the hospital on August 23, 2026 after a sudden medical condition. She was born in Boonville, Indiana on November 23rd.

Sue was a resident of Colorado Springs beginning in 1964. She is a former member of First Presbyterian Church and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Sue attended El Paso Community College (PPSC) then worked in administrative positions at various businesses and educational institutions as well as retail positions.

In 1977 Sue married CMSGT Larry Jarvis (Deceased). That same year Sue and her children moved to Australia then Montana for Larry’s military service obligations. Afterward, they returned to Colorado Springs.

Sue enjoyed driving to and spending time in the mountains and was inspired by the beauty of God’s creation. Hiking and fishing were two favorite activities she enjoyed with her dear husband, Larry. Sue enjoyed adventures and exploring mountain towns. She had a gift for making new friends and sharing the love of Jesus wherever she traveled around town or away.

In addition to being outdoors and meeting new people, Sue enjoyed baking and cooking and sharing her delicious creations with family and friends. Her creative side also enjoyed adult coloring books filled with bible scripture and beautiful scenery. Above all, she spent much of her day reading the bible, memorizing verses, and deciphering God’s word.

Sue is survived by her four children; Stephen McGraw, Linda Tegtmeier (Robert), Anne Green (Cornelius), David McGraw and her stepchildren: Jeff Jarvis (Rachel) and Jennifer Jarvis Morris. She is also survived by her grandchildren: Ryan Johnson, Tyler Johnson (Stevi), Christopher McGraw (Mary), Caleb Green (Haley), Noah Green, Natalie Fagerberg (Marcus), and great-granddaughters; Fiona Johnson, Roisin Johnson, Matilda McGraw.

A memorial Service will be held at Rocky Mountain Calvary at 10 a.m. Saturday, September 19th, 4285 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918

A private family interment will be held at Pikes Peak National Cemetery at a later date.

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to an organization that teaches the gospel of Jesus Christ and shares the message of salvation.