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Lucinda Nevis
Travel industry
Thursday, November 5, 2009 6:00 AM PST
Lucinda Denise Nevis, 53, of Lodi, died on Oct. 27.
Mrs. Nevis spent many years working in the travel industry and enjoyed singing.
She is survived by her mother, Mary Jane Nevis; and brother, Terry Nevis, both of Lodi.
Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
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joanne wrote on Nov 5, 2009 7:55 AM:
The love of Cyndee’s life was her music. She was an amazing blues singer with a sound that came from the bottom of her soul. The joy she spread with her unique sound was an nspiration to
many and she had a devoted following of fans during her career. Her
favorite song was “Summertime”, although she enjoyed singing “’Stormy
Monday” on a regular basis for her biggest fan, cousin JoAnne. During her life, she had the pleasure and honor
of playing with many talented local musicians. One of her greatest joys was performing with her friend and colleague, Hollywood Recording Artist, Brian O’Neal.
Her second love was the movies. Not only was she engaged by the story telling, but also, she knew every actress and actor and could tell you
every movie in which they had ever been featured.
Her talent, brilliance, and love of life will be greatly missed by all who new her. "
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