Mom, nurse, cancer survivor, singer: ‘Miss Freddye’ soothes in all aspects of her life

Blues singer, cancer survivor and nurse Freddye Stover is known locally as “Miss Freddye” for her vocal blues performances.

Miss Freddye’s album “Lady of the Blues” was nominated for Best Emerging Artist Album in the 39th annual Blues Music Awards.

Blues singer, cancer survivor and nurse Freddye Stover is known locally as “Miss Freddye” for her vocal blues performances.

Blues singer, cancer survivor and nurse Freddye Stover is known locally as “Miss Freddye” for her vocal blues performances.

Miss Freddye’s album “Lady of the Blues” was recently nominated for Best Emerging Artist Album in the 39th annual Blues Music Awards. She’s shown here during 2018 perfromance at Moondogs Pub in Blawnox.

Miss Freddye performs with guitarist Gregg Casile in 2018 at Moondogs Pub in Blawnox.

Miss Freddye was one of several performers at the fourth annual Food Truck a Palooza at the Monroeville Convention Center in January. She talked to the Tribune-Review about her life as a single mom, singer, cancer survivor and nurse during the pandemic.

Miss Freddye sings at a past Pink Day fundraising event benefitting breast cancer in Leechburg. She is a cancer survivor and annual Pink Day participant.

Freddye Stover is an outpatient nurse coordinator for Dr. Kenneth Lee in surgical oncology for UPMC Presbyterian in Oakland.

Freddye Stover is an outpatient nurse coordinator for Dr. Kenneth Lee in surgical oncology for UPMC Presbyterian in Oakland.