Sabrina "Brina" Davis, 47, of Tyler, was born Aug. 26, 1967, in Odessa. She lost her battle with cancer on Thursday, April 30, 2015.
She is survived by her loving husband of 20 years, Billy Davis; daughter, Amanda Scoggins; son, Billy Davis; daughter-in-law, Crissey Davis; son-in-law, Heath Scoggins; mother, Berthellen Rabe; brother, Don Melton; special uncle, Gaylon Taylor and aunt, Debbie Taylor. She was "Granny" to one granddaughter, McKenzie; five grandsons, Haegan, Kade, Brayden, Brantley and Gage. Also, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sabrina was raised in Whitehouse and graduated from Whitehouse High School. She was employed by Sears and then Peltier before becoming ill. She was a homemaker, crafter and lover of animals. Sabrina loved to be outdoors in the sun, mowing and drinking her tea. When unable to be outdoors, you could always find her in her craft room, quilting, scrapbooking or making Christmas decorations. She was a bright ray of light. Sabrina always said never give up on God! She was an influence to so many, always with a smile on her face as she greeted you with a hug. Sabrina will be missed by everyone she touched.
Special thanks to David Juarez, UT Health Northeast, Dr. Newton and Supportive care team, all the doctors and nurses whom she met along the way. Also, special thanks to the AMECO family for all the prayers and support.
Memorial services will be held at Lloyd-James Funeral Home, Tyler, May 9, 2015, at 2 p.m. Family and friends will start to be received at 1pm.
Bro. Sherman Mayfield will deliver the eulogy.
Please make all donations to UT Health Northeast Oncology, or Pets Fur People.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on May 3, 2015.
She is survived by her loving husband of 20 years, Billy Davis; daughter, Amanda Scoggins; son, Billy Davis; daughter-in-law, Crissey Davis; son-in-law, Heath Scoggins; mother, Berthellen Rabe; brother, Don Melton; special uncle, Gaylon Taylor and aunt, Debbie Taylor. She was "Granny" to one granddaughter, McKenzie; five grandsons, Haegan, Kade, Brayden, Brantley and Gage. Also, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sabrina was raised in Whitehouse and graduated from Whitehouse High School. She was employed by Sears and then Peltier before becoming ill. She was a homemaker, crafter and lover of animals. Sabrina loved to be outdoors in the sun, mowing and drinking her tea. When unable to be outdoors, you could always find her in her craft room, quilting, scrapbooking or making Christmas decorations. She was a bright ray of light. Sabrina always said never give up on God! She was an influence to so many, always with a smile on her face as she greeted you with a hug. Sabrina will be missed by everyone she touched.
Special thanks to David Juarez, UT Health Northeast, Dr. Newton and Supportive care team, all the doctors and nurses whom she met along the way. Also, special thanks to the AMECO family for all the prayers and support.
Memorial services will be held at Lloyd-James Funeral Home, Tyler, May 9, 2015, at 2 p.m. Family and friends will start to be received at 1pm.
Bro. Sherman Mayfield will deliver the eulogy.
Please make all donations to UT Health Northeast Oncology, or Pets Fur People.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on May 3, 2015.
Sabrina "Brina" Davis, 47, of Tyler, was born Aug. 26, 1967, in Odessa. She lost her battle with cancer on Thursday, April 30, 2015.
She is survived by her loving husband of 20 years, Billy Davis; daughter, Amanda Scoggins; son, Billy Davis; daughter-in-law, Crissey Davis; son-in-law, Heath Scoggins; mother, Berthellen Rabe; brother, Don Melton; special uncle, Gaylon Taylor and aunt, Debbie Taylor. She was "Granny" to one granddaughter, McKenzie; five grandsons, Haegan, Kade, Brayden, Brantley and Gage. Also, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sabrina was raised in Whitehouse and graduated from Whitehouse High School. She was employed by Sears and then Peltier before becoming ill. She was a homemaker, crafter and lover of animals. Sabrina loved to be outdoors in the sun, mowing and drinking her tea. When unable to be outdoors, you could always find her in her craft room, quilting, scrapbooking or making Christmas decorations. She was a bright ray of light. Sabrina always said never give up on God! She was an influence to so many, always with a smile on her face as she greeted you with a hug. Sabrina will be missed by everyone she touched.
Special thanks to David Juarez, UT Health Northeast, Dr. Newton and Supportive care team, all the doctors and nurses whom she met along the way. Also, special thanks to the AMECO family for all the prayers and support.
Memorial services will be held at Lloyd-James Funeral Home, Tyler, May 9, 2015, at 2 p.m. Family and friends will start to be received at 1pm.
Bro. Sherman Mayfield will deliver the eulogy.
Please make all donations to UT Health Northeast Oncology, or Pets Fur People.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on May 3, 2015.
She is survived by her loving husband of 20 years, Billy Davis; daughter, Amanda Scoggins; son, Billy Davis; daughter-in-law, Crissey Davis; son-in-law, Heath Scoggins; mother, Berthellen Rabe; brother, Don Melton; special uncle, Gaylon Taylor and aunt, Debbie Taylor. She was "Granny" to one granddaughter, McKenzie; five grandsons, Haegan, Kade, Brayden, Brantley and Gage. Also, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Sabrina was raised in Whitehouse and graduated from Whitehouse High School. She was employed by Sears and then Peltier before becoming ill. She was a homemaker, crafter and lover of animals. Sabrina loved to be outdoors in the sun, mowing and drinking her tea. When unable to be outdoors, you could always find her in her craft room, quilting, scrapbooking or making Christmas decorations. She was a bright ray of light. Sabrina always said never give up on God! She was an influence to so many, always with a smile on her face as she greeted you with a hug. Sabrina will be missed by everyone she touched.
Special thanks to David Juarez, UT Health Northeast, Dr. Newton and Supportive care team, all the doctors and nurses whom she met along the way. Also, special thanks to the AMECO family for all the prayers and support.
Memorial services will be held at Lloyd-James Funeral Home, Tyler, May 9, 2015, at 2 p.m. Family and friends will start to be received at 1pm.
Bro. Sherman Mayfield will deliver the eulogy.
Please make all donations to UT Health Northeast Oncology, or Pets Fur People.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on May 3, 2015.
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