Debbie is the first born of the three daughters, and sings tenor for the group.  She began singing in church, at a very young age, with her parents and sisters.  She continued in music by taking piano lessons and then singing and traveling with her college touring choir.  She also sang and traveled with the Southern Gospel group, Carolina Royalty. Debbie retired from the Durham Public School System where she worked as an Instructional Assistant for 25 years. Debbie and her husband, Gary have four sons, Brian, Kevin, John Wesley, and Joseph.  They also have 14 grandchildren: Layla, Kamden, Aspen, Jemma, Rogan, Allister, Adler, Raelyn,  Owen, Colten, Eleanor, Callum, Peter and Grace.

Sandy Hinshaw is the middle daughter.  She, too, began singing in church at a very young age and currently sings alto for the Hinshaw Family.  Sandy took piano lessons as a child, but has been blessed with the ability to play the piano and organ by ear, as well.  Music always seemed to come easily for Sandy, thus allowing her to hear, sing and "feel" every note.  She often plays the keyboard in their concerts and services.  Sandy is married and a long time employee of Duke University in Durham, NC.

The youngest of the three daughters, Robin has also been singing all of her life with her parents and sisters.  She also traveled and sang for three years with the Southern Gospel group, Carolina Royalty.  She currently sings lead for the Hinshaw Trio.  She plays the trumpet, drums and bass guitar.  In addition to the family CD recordings, Robin also recorded a solo project at the Gaither Studios in Alexandria, Indiana.  She was privileged to record in the very studio many of the Gaither Homecoming videos were recorded.  She and her husband, Ray own and operate their own business and are the proud parents of a son, Greyson Levi who often sings in their concerts.