Tami Waggoner

Tami "Grace" Holland Waggoner was born February 8, 1967 in Napa, California to parents Jerry and Beverly Bovee. She passed away Tuesday, January 31, 2017 in Carrollton, Texas. Tami was born a happy health baby and as a toddler Tami had a Snoopy stuffed animal with a satin ear she would take with her EVERYWHERE; it is in her keepsakes to this day. Tami and her parents and siblings took many camping trips to Forest Hills State Park throughout the years. One year, while on this trip, Tami insisted on carrying her own HUGE sleeping bag saying "I do it myself momma". As Tami got older, she was a member of the high school journalism club, a dancer on her high school drill team, and her favorite subject in school was English. At the age of 28, Tami became a mother to her beautiful daughter, Logan Alexandra Holland. Tami had a beautiful spirit as "Mother" to her daughter. At a very young age Logan remembers dancing around the house, twirling in circles, to the song "I hope you dance" by Lee Ann Womack; a song Tami always dedicated to Logan's life. At the age of 34, Tami brought her son Samuel James Holland into the world. Continuing her beautiful motherly spirit, Samuel remembers his mother singing "You are my sunshine" to him as he would go to sleep. Logan and Samuel remember their mother reading "Love You Forever" by Robert Munsch as their bedtime story. As a wife, Scott remembers Tami by her infectious smile and contagious laugh. Scott recalls many fun outings and trips driven by Tami's thirst to experience this world. Tami is remembered on the beach with her feet buried in the sand. She is remembered by her friends as generous, vivacious, and selfless. Tami loved to soak up the sun in the summer, and snuggle by the fire in the winter. She is remembered by many people as the person full of quotes, a quote for every situation. She loved listening to music and could apply songs to every aspect of her life. Tami was a caring mom, loving wife, younger sister, cherished daughter and valued friend. She is survived by her husband Scott Waggoner, children Logan and Samuel Holland, Daniel and Taylor Waggoner, mother Beverly Bovee, father Jerry Bovee and his wife Virgina Bovee, siblings include, Cristina Schimnowski and Scott Bovee. A memorial services to celebrate Tami's life will be held on Tuesday, February 7, 2017 at 11:00 AM at Custer Road United Methodist Church, in the chapel, 6601 Custer Road, Plano, Texas 75023, Rev Tim Morrison officiating. Please send all floral tributes to the church. "May the Lord bless you and keep you, may the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you, may the Lord have favor on you and give you Peace" -Numbers 6:24-26