"Daisy Grace Lynn George was born January 7th, 2010 in Marshall, Texas and passed away November 27th, 2021 in Longview, Texas.
Growing up in Hallsville, our baby frog was a true county girl from her camo hat and fish hook to her bare feet. Daisy loved the outdoors. She loved catching frogs. playing soccer with her friends and siblings, but what made her day was going hunting and fishing with her dad. She was very talented at drawing. You could always find her with a pencil in her hand. She also enjoyed crafting; she could make the most amazing things with stuff laying around. Daisy was a jokester as well. She would brighten your day with her jokes and quick comebacks. Most importantly, she loved spending time with her family and friends.
A piece of our hearts is gone as we lost our angel too soon."
***Obituary courtesy of The Cammack Family Welch Funeral Home∼
Growing up in Hallsville, our baby frog was a true county girl from her camo hat and fish hook to her bare feet. Daisy loved the outdoors. She loved catching frogs. playing soccer with her friends and siblings, but what made her day was going hunting and fishing with her dad. She was very talented at drawing. You could always find her with a pencil in her hand. She also enjoyed crafting; she could make the most amazing things with stuff laying around. Daisy was a jokester as well. She would brighten your day with her jokes and quick comebacks. Most importantly, she loved spending time with her family and friends.
A piece of our hearts is gone as we lost our angel too soon."
***Obituary courtesy of The Cammack Family Welch Funeral Home∼
"Daisy Grace Lynn George was born January 7th, 2010 in Marshall, Texas and passed away November 27th, 2021 in Longview, Texas.
Growing up in Hallsville, our baby frog was a true county girl from her camo hat and fish hook to her bare feet. Daisy loved the outdoors. She loved catching frogs. playing soccer with her friends and siblings, but what made her day was going hunting and fishing with her dad. She was very talented at drawing. You could always find her with a pencil in her hand. She also enjoyed crafting; she could make the most amazing things with stuff laying around. Daisy was a jokester as well. She would brighten your day with her jokes and quick comebacks. Most importantly, she loved spending time with her family and friends.
A piece of our hearts is gone as we lost our angel too soon."
***Obituary courtesy of The Cammack Family Welch Funeral Home∼
Growing up in Hallsville, our baby frog was a true county girl from her camo hat and fish hook to her bare feet. Daisy loved the outdoors. She loved catching frogs. playing soccer with her friends and siblings, but what made her day was going hunting and fishing with her dad. She was very talented at drawing. You could always find her with a pencil in her hand. She also enjoyed crafting; she could make the most amazing things with stuff laying around. Daisy was a jokester as well. She would brighten your day with her jokes and quick comebacks. Most importantly, she loved spending time with her family and friends.
A piece of our hearts is gone as we lost our angel too soon."
***Obituary courtesy of The Cammack Family Welch Funeral Home∼
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