Tammie Leah Allman Monroe Goff
Tammie Leah Allman Monroe Goff (61) born July 3, 1959 in Parkersburg, West Virginia, the daughter of Nina and Norman Allman, made it to her eternal home in Heaven on January 6, 2021. Surrounded at home by her loving family, Tammie made the journey into Jesus’ and her Daddy’s arms. After enduring a courageous two year battle, she finally succumbed to an incurable cancer.
Tammie is survived by her ‘Snookums’, the love of her life for the last 30 years, Terry Lynn Goff, of Washington, WV. Mommy: Nina Jean Smith Allman of Mineral Wells, WV. Mother and Father-In-Law: Dorothy Lillian Maxson Goff and Roger Wayne Goff of Washington, WV. Children: Sons, Matthew David Monroe (Donna) and Andrew Michael Monroe (Rachel Valencia) of Washington, WV, and treasured bonus daughter Crystal Jade Goff Squires (Jason Longwell) of Parkersburg, WV. Grand Angels: Madelynn Leah Monroe, David Matthew Monroe, Bryant Michael Monroe, and Brantley Austyn Squires, and bonus
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Peggy Sears, 86, died of cancer in October. Author: Dawn White Updated: 9:09 PM EST December 18, 2020
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Police are investigating a stunning act of vandalism. They say someone vandalized part of a Jacksonville cemetery and then stole a box with a woman s ashes inside.
The cemetery was supposed to be the final resting place for a First Coast woman who died of cancer in October, but on Thursday, her family made a disturbing discovery.
“We re feeling disbelief, anger and just heartbreak, Debbie Jackson said.
Jackson says her aunt, Peggy Sears, was a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who loved to travel and to be around family.
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