Cameron Biggs Obituary

Age - 31

September 10, 2023

Mansfield, TX

"Cameron Robert Biggs, age 31, was born February 17, 1992 in Bedford Texas and passed away September 6, 2023 in Spring Texas. Growing up he attended Keller ISD. Cameron enjoyed the outdoors fishing, hunting and camping. His favorite pastime was singing and playing his guitar. He had a love for music and collecting shoes. He is survived by his father, Robert Biggs; mother, Amber Augustin; bonus dad, Peter Augustin, daughter, Mila; siblings, Emily Sojka, Jeremy Biggs and Lane Augustin; grandparents, Mike and Ginny Augustin and Harriet Turner and many aunts, uncles, cousins and nieces. He is preceded in death by Grandad and Nana, Ronald and Sharon Biggs and aunt, Krista Collins. "

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December 2, 2023

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Age - 96

December 2, 2023

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Age - 97

December 2, 2023

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Age - 88

December 2, 2023

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Age - 83

December 2, 2023

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December 1, 2023

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Douglas Coyne

Age - N/A

December 1, 2023

Douglas William Coyne January 13, 1959 - November 2, 2023 Cherished brother, uncle, friend, colleague and teacher He is missed by all that knew him. Survived by his sisters, Christine (David Wells) McGrath and Constance(Paul) Sorensen, and his brother Lawrence Coyne, and by his beloved nieces, Sara Blu(Ryan) Peterson, Jennevieve(Jason) Acosta, and Taylor Wells, and his great nieces and nephews, Jasmine(Bailey) Guevara, Sierra Rose Acosta and Bryan Acosta, and Isla Jo Peterson and Daxton Peterson. And by Quincey, his cat. His passing has left a void in all of our hearts. "Doug" was born in Garland, Texas to John Anthony Coyne and Jo Anne Titman Coyne. He grew up in the suburbs of Dallas, Texas, graduating from R. L. Turner High School and then continued his education at Texas State Technical Institute in Waco, Texas, where he earned an Associate Degree of Applied Science in the field of Laser Electro-Optics Technology. Doug set out after college for Morristown, New Jersey for his first job in his field, then later returned to his beloved state of Texas where he purchased his home in Arlington, Texas and started his position of 27 years at the Physics department at the University of Texas at Arlington. Doug supported students from all over the world with their masters and doctoral projects with his genius and innovation. His contributions to his beloved students and colleagues were honored with the "Outstanding Employee of the Year" award for 2006-2007 by the University of Texas. After retiring, Doug self- taught himself how to crochet, and then continued his love of teaching as a volunteer educator in the senior programs at Tarrant Community Colleges and the Arlington public library. He delighted us all with his artistic talent with afghans, scarves, slippers, and his magical amigurimi of dinosaurs, unicorns, kitties. . . which have been wholeheartedly loved by all. Doug's students remember him as a generous, kind, and selfless teacher and as a very proud uncle who spoke lovingly of his family and often shared photos. Doug loved crochet and he took great pride and pleasure in his work. Doug loved to travel, taking many cruises, and taught himself photography, ukulele, and languages. He also honed his gaming skills on his X-box. He approached all that he did with fearlessness and with a creative curiosity which have been an inspiration for us all. A memorial service will be arranged this upcoming January at UTA by his former colleagues and family. Information to follow later. On July 20, 2024, Doug's family will honor him with a 'Celebration of Life' gathering during the Strawberry Festival on Vashon Island. All are welcomed. If you wish to honor Doug's life, you may donate to the Children's Tumor Foundation which supports the NF community or crochet a project to share at his memorial! He would have loved that. [?] Please share your message, It will be visible to the public but your email address will not be published. Required fields are markedShow more

Nora Scoggins

Age - 90

November 30, 2023

Nora Faye Scoggins, age 90, of Mansfield, Texas passed away Monday night, November 27, 2023. Funeral Services are scheduled for 11:00 a. m. on Saturday, December 2, 2023 at the Delta Funeral Home Chapel, 451 SW 1st Street, Cooper, Texas 75432 Pastor Brenda Williams will officiate. The family will receive friends and relatives from 10:00 a. m. to 11:00 a. m. at the Delta Funeral Home Chapel. The interment at Evergreen Cemetery in Paris, Texas, of necessity, is held over to Monday, December 4, 2023 at 1:00 p. m. and it is certainly understood that only immediate family members will be in attendance. Nora Faye was born in High, Texas (a community of less than 100 people) on Sunday, August 13, 1933 to Wm. "Bill" Burrow and Edna Mae Lanham Burrow. They preceded her in death as did her only sibling, a sister, Billie Jean Cherry, and Billie's daughter Brenda as well as Billie's husband, Tom "Tinker" Cherry. She is survived by Brenda's daughter. Sherry, and her family and Brenda's son, Clint, and his family as well as by Billie's son, Mike Cherry, and his family. Nora Faye's husband, Harry Glenn Scoggins, (born in Pecan Gap, Texas) passed away on May 3, 2018. They were married for 67 years and lived in Mesquite, Texas for 26 years before retiring to Detroit, Texas in 1992. Nora was a young bride while Harry served in the Army at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, at an Army facility in Hansford, Texas and at United States Army Air Corps Geiger Field in Spokane, Washington. Thereafter, she was busy raising their 3 sons while Harry was driving over 3 million miles as a 42- year Sears Line Haul employee dispatched out of Dallas. Nora Faye retired from the Carl's Sewing Center at the Casa View Shopping Center location in Dallas. She was the office manager, kept the books and demonstrated the sewing machines. She also gave lessons to the purchasers of sewing machines that were a step up, in features and complexity, from the ubiquitous Singer Sewing Machines. Nora Faye and Harry were among the founding members of St. Stephen United Methodist Church in Mesquite from the time when the fledgling church met in the cafeteria of the elementary school through the day soil was turned for the church building and the years beyond when all 3 sons were baptized in that church. Nora Faye is survived by all 3 sons, Dan and his wife Judy of Frankston, Texas, David and his wife Ines of Allen, Texas, and Don and his wife Cindi of Mansfield, Texas. She is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Nora Faye, sadly, was predeceased by all of her husband's siblings and spouses of those siblings and by 3 beloved nephews and the beloved husband of a niece. Nora Faye was blessed to have many nieces and nephews and their families survive her. She is also survived by members of her church family at Martin Memorial Methodist Church in Detroit. She enjoyed many years of volunteering with friends at the Detroit Clothes Closet. Her 3 sons are thankful that she was such a good cook and that she refereed all their childhood fights without once settling the disputes with a spanking. She was a great lady. Online condolences and reminiscences may be made at www. deltafuneralhome. com. Her family is thankful to have entrusted this service to Delta Funeral Home. To to the family or in memory of Nora Faye (Burrow) Scoggins, pleaseShow more

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