Cindee Moore

Cynthia Joy Brady is a Christmas baby born to Brad and Joye Brady. She is the middle child of three. She attended Jefferson Elementary, South Junior High, Borah High School/Pasadena Nazarene Academy, and Nampa Christian High School. She married Jerry Allen Moore in 1966 and raised her four children in Boise and Eagle, they were married through 1989.

She is an artist, and taught sewing classes and tole painting classes while raising her family. She was involved in Christian Women’s Club for many years. She was an active member of Boise 1st Church of the Nazarene for a majority of her life. She was a graceful swimmer, tennis player, and water skier. She loved fresh food and gardening outdoors. She always had a beautiful art project that she was creating.

The Moore family is in the restaurant business, Cindee specifically operated the West Side Drive-In on State Street for several years. She was an entrepreneur with many small businesses, all of which reflected her creativity. She was a vibrant soul and a kind soul. Anyone who met her enjoyed her easy company. She always had a well-kept home and prided herself in her eye for interior design and detail. She could be counted on to encourage and to be supportive.

Her cause of death is massive stroke which took place on March 7th, 2024, she died peacefully at home surrounded by family on March 15th, 2024. She had said regularly over the years that she was “ready to see Jesus!”… the conversations were more prompted by politics than by health concern. She was a naturalist and was confident in allowing her body to regulate its’ needs; she had always been against modern pharmaceuticals.

She is survived by her children, Robyn Shea (daughters Lexi Shea, Josie Shea), Jeremy Moore, Travis Moore (wife Shana Moore, daughter Olivia Moore), and daughter Julie Ann Moore (son Aspyn). She is survived by her sister, Ginger Shingler (husband Art), many nieces, nephews, and cousins. She is preceded in death by parents Brad and Joye Brady (2011), brother Bob Brady (2011), grandson Aspyn Hill Moore (2018), first born child John Alexander Moore (1967).

A Memorial Service will take place April 8th at 12:00 PM at New Hope Nazarene in Boise, Idaho.

“It makes me happy knowing that my children are enjoying their lives.”