Renowned singer Sandy Posey has passed away at the age of 80 after a long battle with dementia, leaving behind a timeless musical legacy that includes hits like “Single Girl” and “Born A Woman.” Posey’s husband, Wade Cummins, confirmed her passing, revealing that she had been dealing with dementia for several years before her death on Saturday morning at her Tennessee home.
Cummins, who had been caring for Posey in her final years, expressed his profound sadness at losing the love of his life, stating that he finds comfort in knowing she is now in the presence of Jesus. The family is planning a celebration of life event in Posey’s honor, a fitting tribute to her remarkable career that spanned decades and touched the hearts of millions of fans around the world.
Born and raised in Alabama, Posey’s talent and passion for music led her to pursue a career in the music industry, where she worked with industry icons like Billy Sherrill and recorded for esteemed record labels such as Columbia, Warner Bros., and MGM. Despite battling health issues in recent years, Posey continued to make music, leaving an indelible mark on the country music scene.
As fans and fellow musicians mourn the loss of this legendary artist, her music lives on, a testament to her enduring legacy in the world of music. Posey’s contributions to the industry will always be remembered, celebrated, and cherished by those who were touched by her timeless melodies and heartfelt lyrics.
