Cynda Gary

I knew Cynda in Greenville a few years ago and wished I had known her much longer. Cynda taught me about living with what we are given and what courage and tenacity she showed at every juncture. What a beautiful table she set and her wall murals..
Thrilled when she reunited with Gary and she had several years of loving bliss which she so deserved. She gave me a copy of her Chrismas book .. will cherish that and what a magnificent human being Cynda Moss was to all she knew therefore...

I met Cynda in 1997 when we were in graduate school together working on our Masters Degree in Storytelling at ETSU. We quickly became friends. I spent the night at her house many times on the way to and from storytelling festivals and events in TN until she moved back "home." And I spent weekends with her. I was on that trip to Canada with her and Chris! I marveled at her many talents. She was SO creative. If she wanted something, she just found a way to make it herself! And she was so...

Our deepest sympathy. We are part of the Parkinson support group in Lafayette,La. We appreciate Cynda's efforts to establish our group. God Bless.

Cynda, you were a talented beautiful woman. May you rest in peace. I pray for Cynda's family.

My heart goes out to you, Gary. I knew Cynda for many years back in Greenville. We shared many laughs and a few tears through our times together. She was a lovely, passionate, talented woman and will be missed by so many.

My condolences to Michael Gary and to Cynda's family. She was a special friend for me during the time she was in South Carolina; we travelled together to California, Canada and the UK.

Your life was driven by Purpose and Serving, Cynda. I learned so very much from you, and am honored to have called you my friend!!

Cynda was such a courageous woman! May the Lord welcome her home with opened arms!
She will truly be
Missed by so many friends and family.

I am sorry to hear about Cynda. She fought Parkinson's disease with a brave and positive outlook. She provided comfort and support to other patients with PD through the support group that she established. She was a real leader.