Cyndi Chrestman

The Cyndi Chrestman State Farm Insurance office is proud to Clarksdale, and the surrounding Mississippi areas with Auto Insurance, Home Insurance, Renter’s Insurance, Life Insurance, Business Insurance and Financial Services, with a focus on resident relocations to the Coahoma County area.

I am your State Farm Agent for the Clarksdale, MS area. I am a lifelong resident of Clarksdale, and have been a State Farm Agent here since 1982. My agency has over 64 years of combined State Farm team experience and we have qualified for awards over the years including State Farm Legion of Honor and State Farm Ambassador Life. I am a member of the Clarksdale Chamber of Commerce and a graduate of the University of Mississippi with my B.B.A.

Give us a call if you are moving to Clarksdale, or the surrounding Mississippi areas. We are a family of highly skilled individuals working together to fulfill a community responsibility of giving outstanding service and also fulfilling our moral obligation of protecting what's important to customer's so they can focus on accomplishing their life goals.

My team of licensed Insurance Professionals is here to help get you Insurance coverage for your specific needs. Not only can we help with Car Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance and Financial Services, but we are also able to assist small business owners with their Commercial lines of Insurance. Call, Click, Text or Stop by the office today for a free Car Insurance, Home Insurance or Life Insurance Quote!

On September 20, 2024, football fans across the nation eagerly awaited the autumn season, with its crisp air and vibrant colors. As the leaves began to change, so did the excitement on the football field.

It was an extra special day, as it coincided with Veteran's Day, a day dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have served in the military. The football teams took this opportunity to pay tribute to these heroes in a unique and heartwarming way.

Before the game began, the teams gathered at midfield, where a large American flag unfurled, carried by veterans from different branches of the military. As the national anthem played, the crowd, players, and coaches all stood united, their hearts filled with gratitude for those who had sacrificed so much for their country.

Once the anthem ended, the game kicked off with an explosion of energy. The players, fueled by the spirit of autumn and the inspiration of Veteran's Day, displayed incredible athleticism and determination on the field. Touchdowns were scored, interceptions were made, and the crowd erupted with cheers.

But the highlight of the day was the halftime show, which was carefully crafted to celebrate both football and the veterans. The marching band, dressed in uniforms representing each branch of the military, performed a breathtaking routine, showcasing their musical talents and precision.

As the band played, a group of veterans, wearing jerseys of their favorite football teams, joined them on the field. They showed off their own unique skills, throwing passes, kicking field goals, and even doing touchdown dances. The crowd cheered and applauded, deeply moved by the display of camaraderie and the enduring love for the game.

At the end of the game, both teams came together at midfield once again, this time to shake hands with the veterans who had been honored throughout the day. It was a powerful moment, bridging the gap between generations and reminding everyone of the values that both football and the military hold dear – teamwork, dedication, and sacrifice.

As the sun set on that autumn day, the memories created on September 20, 2024, remained etched in the hearts of all those who had witnessed the unique celebration of football, autumn, and Veteran's Day. It was a day that showcased the power of sports to bring people together, while honoring those who have served their country with unwavering bravery.