Cindy Nottenkamper:  

Razorback country is still home and my southern accent gets a little bit deeper with each passing year. Especially if I am talking really fast, but not near the deep southern accent as my husband and three daughters. I have been married to the same poor soul for almost 30 years. You are probably asking yourself why someone would want to be around me that long...and I ask myself that question everyday. He works hard for his family and friends and is very true to both. Just the other day he bought a new mailbox for our elderly neighbor lady and put it up for her before the snow storm hit so her mail would not get wet. After the 26 inches of snow fell, (Yes it was a record snow fall for Arkansas), he spent almost 11 hours cleaning snow off the dirt road so everyone on the road could get out. My husband, Bill, has never met a stranger and will talk your ear off if you let him. He is a very good person and earns a gold star into heaven everyday. Our oldest daughter, Kimberly, is still a Learning Specialist for the University of Arkansas. She also helps out at rehabilitation facilities on her days off and is thinking about getting involved with helping children with speech problems on top of that. Kimberly will be getting married this June to a wonderful young man. Fate kept bringing them together over the last four years and I have never seen a happier couple. Her future husband is from Chicago with a heart of gold and never a bad day. (I get to brag that I picked this guy out for Kim long before they ever started dating.) Our middle daughter, Brittany, just got married this last November on the beach at Gulf Shores. The wedding and the weather were absolutely perfect. Brittany married a great guy from Mena, Arkansas. He has a great wit, fun to be around, and seems to actually ...Expand for more