Hyla Bynum Cundiff

I served as Hyla's Vice President of the Greensboro Alumni Chapter some years ago. It was a pleasure to work and learn from her. She was a great person and li ed her Alma Mater. Class of 1948, if I'm mot mistaken. We shared reunion years. My condolences to the Cundiff family. Cathy Carter '83 KCSU

Thank you for being there for the children that were placed in my care. Lida Adams

We thank God for Mrs. Cundiff's faithful witness and service. Everyone who knew her felt her love and kindness. Her beautiful singing voice and the love expressed for her children and husband served as an inspiration to many of us at Saint James Presbyterian Church. A good heart has stopped beating, but a heart that has touched so many lives can't help but live on in those it loved. Fred and Roderick, thank you for sharing your beautiful mother with us.

Ms. Cundiff was an amazing teacher and will always be remembered.

I will forever remember Ms. Hyla as the exemplary woman of God, the same sweet sweet spirit my family and I met when we came to Greensboro in 1976. She is an earth angel gone home.

Only sweet memories of our Hyla, it gives me great pleasure to continue to care for the plants in the St. James Presbyterian Church-Fellowship Hall in honor of your Mother.... Fred and Roderick sending my prayers of condolences and much love, Marcia Bellamy

Mrs. Cundiff was my 4th grade teacher when I first moved to Greensboro (1968). I loved her, she was the right mix of kindness and instructor. I'm sorry for her family's loss.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

She was also my neighbor. Such a sweet lady. I loved them both.