Misssindy is a remarkable and versatile performer whose style was formed early by her eclectic music selections from an early age. She draws influence from such artists as Patsy Cline, Aretha Franklin, Hed Kandi or Gwen Stefani – she began singing publicly when she stood atop a table singing at family christenings at age 8.
As was said of Emeril Lagasse (though I cannot swear to it), Miss Cindy knew how to “kick it up a notch” when it came to encouraging Tipper’s efforts in appreciating all that Appalachia offered – in the words of her daughter Tipper was her #1 fan and head cheerleader – while all the rest of us found her an invaluable resource and source of motivation.
Miss Cindy embodied love for and respect of her mountain heritage in every word she wrote or spoke. From blog comments, podcasts and vlogs – which consistently rank among her most-watched offerings – to blog comments, podcasts or vlogs (which also regularly rank among her most-viewed offerings), Miss Cindy displayed a delightful sense of direct perception that pervaded all aspects of her endeavors. She was an insightful force with profound knowledge gained by living a lifetime atop its steep hills.