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Published: Saturday, January 22, 2011 12:39 AM CST
Hunter Michael Sigman
Our precious boy, Hunter Michael Sigman, went to be with the Lord on January 17, 2011.Hunter was the light of our lives. No mother could have asked for a better, more loving son.
God gave him to us for 17 years and though we may not understand why, we were lucky and privileged to have him in our lives for those years. He touched everyone he met and impacted so many lives.
We were graced with his 17 years and lucky that God gifted us with him and allowed him to enter our lives, even if our hearts ache that we will not have him in this world any longer.
He is with his daddy now. His spirit will live on in hearts along with the special memories of so many he touched.
He worked for Domino's Pizza. Hunter attended Plano Senior High School, but grew up mostly with friends from Sachse High School and Garland.
He will be deeply missed.
Hunter is joining his father, Gregory James Sigman; grandmother, Ann Sigman; great-grandfathers, Johnny Henry Davis Sr., J.E. and Ina Claborne and William Birch Harris II; and a great-uncle, William Birch III.
Hunter is survived by his mother, Tammy Suzanne Sigman; sister, Mary Lynn Sigman; grandparents, Johnny Henry Davis Jr. and Mary Davis and Dennis Michael Sigman; great-grandmother, Ruth Maurine Davis; uncles, Johnny Henry Davis III and Jeffrey Michael Sigman; cousins, Heather Sherman, Johnny Henry Davis IV, Cody Sigman, Katey Sigman and Mandy Sigman; great-aunts and -uncles, Patti Ann Exner, Jerry Exner, Priscilla Harris, Rodney Sigman, Richard Sigman, Elaine Allen, Audrey Andrewski, Trudi Sigman, Debbie Anderson, Julie Sigman and Jean Ritchey; and second cousins, William Birch Harris IV, Benjamin Exner, Sara Crow and Amanda Exner.
Hunter will be missed by all who were touched by his life.
Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, January 21, 2011, at Paradigm Funeral Chapel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2011, at The Parks Church in McKinney.
Published: Saturday, January 22, 2011 12:39 AM CST
Hunter Michael Sigman
Our precious boy, Hunter Michael Sigman, went to be with the Lord on January 17, 2011.Hunter was the light of our lives. No mother could have asked for a better, more loving son.
God gave him to us for 17 years and though we may not understand why, we were lucky and privileged to have him in our lives for those years. He touched everyone he met and impacted so many lives.
We were graced with his 17 years and lucky that God gifted us with him and allowed him to enter our lives, even if our hearts ache that we will not have him in this world any longer.
He is with his daddy now. His spirit will live on in hearts along with the special memories of so many he touched.
He worked for Domino's Pizza. Hunter attended Plano Senior High School, but grew up mostly with friends from Sachse High School and Garland.
He will be deeply missed.
Hunter is joining his father, Gregory James Sigman; grandmother, Ann Sigman; great-grandfathers, Johnny Henry Davis Sr., J.E. and Ina Claborne and William Birch Harris II; and a great-uncle, William Birch III.
Hunter is survived by his mother, Tammy Suzanne Sigman; sister, Mary Lynn Sigman; grandparents, Johnny Henry Davis Jr. and Mary Davis and Dennis Michael Sigman; great-grandmother, Ruth Maurine Davis; uncles, Johnny Henry Davis III and Jeffrey Michael Sigman; cousins, Heather Sherman, Johnny Henry Davis IV, Cody Sigman, Katey Sigman and Mandy Sigman; great-aunts and -uncles, Patti Ann Exner, Jerry Exner, Priscilla Harris, Rodney Sigman, Richard Sigman, Elaine Allen, Audrey Andrewski, Trudi Sigman, Debbie Anderson, Julie Sigman and Jean Ritchey; and second cousins, William Birch Harris IV, Benjamin Exner, Sara Crow and Amanda Exner.
Hunter will be missed by all who were touched by his life.
Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, January 21, 2011, at Paradigm Funeral Chapel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2011, at The Parks Church in McKinney.
Star Local News
Published: Saturday, January 22, 2011 12:39 AM CST
Hunter Michael Sigman
Our precious boy, Hunter Michael Sigman, went to be with the Lord on January 17, 2011.Hunter was the light of our lives. No mother could have asked for a better, more loving son.
God gave him to us for 17 years and though we may not understand why, we were lucky and privileged to have him in our lives for those years. He touched everyone he met and impacted so many lives.
We were graced with his 17 years and lucky that God gifted us with him and allowed him to enter our lives, even if our hearts ache that we will not have him in this world any longer.
He is with his daddy now. His spirit will live on in hearts along with the special memories of so many he touched.
He worked for Domino's Pizza. Hunter attended Plano Senior High School, but grew up mostly with friends from Sachse High School and Garland.
He will be deeply missed.
Hunter is joining his father, Gregory James Sigman; grandmother, Ann Sigman; great-grandfathers, Johnny Henry Davis Sr., J.E. and Ina Claborne and William Birch Harris II; and a great-uncle, William Birch III.
Hunter is survived by his mother, Tammy Suzanne Sigman; sister, Mary Lynn Sigman; grandparents, Johnny Henry Davis Jr. and Mary Davis and Dennis Michael Sigman; great-grandmother, Ruth Maurine Davis; uncles, Johnny Henry Davis III and Jeffrey Michael Sigman; cousins, Heather Sherman, Johnny Henry Davis IV, Cody Sigman, Katey Sigman and Mandy Sigman; great-aunts and -uncles, Patti Ann Exner, Jerry Exner, Priscilla Harris, Rodney Sigman, Richard Sigman, Elaine Allen, Audrey Andrewski, Trudi Sigman, Debbie Anderson, Julie Sigman and Jean Ritchey; and second cousins, William Birch Harris IV, Benjamin Exner, Sara Crow and Amanda Exner.
Hunter will be missed by all who were touched by his life.
Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, January 21, 2011, at Paradigm Funeral Chapel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2011, at The Parks Church in McKinney.
Published: Saturday, January 22, 2011 12:39 AM CST
Hunter Michael Sigman
Our precious boy, Hunter Michael Sigman, went to be with the Lord on January 17, 2011.Hunter was the light of our lives. No mother could have asked for a better, more loving son.
God gave him to us for 17 years and though we may not understand why, we were lucky and privileged to have him in our lives for those years. He touched everyone he met and impacted so many lives.
We were graced with his 17 years and lucky that God gifted us with him and allowed him to enter our lives, even if our hearts ache that we will not have him in this world any longer.
He is with his daddy now. His spirit will live on in hearts along with the special memories of so many he touched.
He worked for Domino's Pizza. Hunter attended Plano Senior High School, but grew up mostly with friends from Sachse High School and Garland.
He will be deeply missed.
Hunter is joining his father, Gregory James Sigman; grandmother, Ann Sigman; great-grandfathers, Johnny Henry Davis Sr., J.E. and Ina Claborne and William Birch Harris II; and a great-uncle, William Birch III.
Hunter is survived by his mother, Tammy Suzanne Sigman; sister, Mary Lynn Sigman; grandparents, Johnny Henry Davis Jr. and Mary Davis and Dennis Michael Sigman; great-grandmother, Ruth Maurine Davis; uncles, Johnny Henry Davis III and Jeffrey Michael Sigman; cousins, Heather Sherman, Johnny Henry Davis IV, Cody Sigman, Katey Sigman and Mandy Sigman; great-aunts and -uncles, Patti Ann Exner, Jerry Exner, Priscilla Harris, Rodney Sigman, Richard Sigman, Elaine Allen, Audrey Andrewski, Trudi Sigman, Debbie Anderson, Julie Sigman and Jean Ritchey; and second cousins, William Birch Harris IV, Benjamin Exner, Sara Crow and Amanda Exner.
Hunter will be missed by all who were touched by his life.
Visitation was held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, January 21, 2011, at Paradigm Funeral Chapel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2011, at The Parks Church in McKinney.
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