Cynthia Price

LITTLE ROCK - Cynthia Clarice Price, 67, of Little Rock, died on March 24, 2025. She is survived by her husband Dr. Herbert (Bert) Price, her sons Ron Young II and his wife Taelor of Jonesboro, Jonathan Young and his wife Beckey of Jonesboro, Sergeant First Class Hamilton Price, and his wife Shiva of Baltimore, Md., and daughter Mary Elkins and her husband Daniel of Van Buren. Surviving grandchildren are; Herbie Price, and Luke, Hannah and Hailey Elkins.

Cindy was born on Sept. 12, 1957, in Hayti, Mo., to Harold Jackson and Betty Boone Jackson. She grew up on the family farm in the Bootheel of Missouri near Deering. She attended Southeast Missouri State, leaving after a year to marry Ron Young, her first husband and father to her sons. She and Ron farmed near Deering.

After several years, she went back to college at Arkansas State University getting a degree in Education. Cindy then served as a 6th grade schoolteacher at the Delta C-7 School in Deering and later taught in Memphis, and Blytheville. She returned to ASU for her master's in counseling degree. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor and worked as a psychotherapist at Mid-South Health Systems. She married Bert in 1996. She practiced with Bert at the Price Clinic in Jonesboro as an LPC and LPC Supervisor in Jonesboro for many years. In the mid 2000's she became a certified yoga teacher.

Cindy retired from practice in 2016 when they moved to Little Rock.

Cindy was a world traveler. Starting as a young girl she traveled overseas every summer with her mother, Granny Sarah, Granny Jackson and Granny Boone while their husbands farmed. She continued her travels with Bert.

She loved her time at the lake house at Lake Norfork with her children and grandchildren. She was the best boat pilot in the family. Launching boats at the ramp was another matter when drain plugs, keys and kill switches were often forgotten when the family boat launching complex constellated.

Cindy developed deep and meaningful relationships with her women friends as they explored many aspects of spirituality. She was wholly open to unlimited possibilities, deeply impacting many. Cindy explored many spiritual paths and specifically was deeply engaged in the study of A Course in Miracles- a path of inner transformation and the practice of forgiveness. She aimed to align her perception with divine love rather than fear, experiencing inner peace and awakening.

Viewing and visitation will be held at Reubel Funeral Home, 6313 W. Markham in Little Rock on Wednesday, April 2, from 5 to 7 p.m. A celebration of life Memorial Service will be held at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church on Thursday, April 3, at 11 a.m.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in her honor to Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church, 4823 Woodlawn Drive, Little Rock Ark., 72205. Services under the direction of RuebelFuneralHome.com