There are still some considerate people with the desire to assist the vulnerable, the neglected, and the distressed in our society. These individuals prioritize the needs of others, often above their own. Cynthia is one of these people, and she has always been a helping hand and supporter for those inside and outside her family network. She operates with integrity, and she interacts with the utmost respect. She has a kind spirit, and she is extremely knowledgeable about the disciplines of psychology and physiology. Her calling and expertise reside in the mental and physical health domains where her professionalism has, and will continue to be, of tremendous value to others on their journeys to recovery and finding solace.

On a personal level, she has helped and encouraged my mom through trying times when her physical body was failing, and her mind was leaning towards giving up on life. She voluntarily opened her up home to my mom, free of charge, and provided care that included coordination of appointments, physical therapy, and mental coaching. She did this for months while still working and being the matriarch of her own family. It is more than coincidental that she is/was a favorite of a lot of her family members, including my mom/her aunt.

Cynthia’s ability to connect with people, and her willingness and capacity to help and support others with critical physical and mental needs is a strong characteristic of her nature. Any help that is required for her to continue to do this great work should be both supported, encouraged, and appreciated.

Sincerely,
Antonio Randolph
Major, US Army