Marcia Fail Boykin, 61, of Birmingham, Alabama and Phoenix, Arizona, passed away on September 6th, 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Marcia was born in Mobile, Alabama to Emily Stone Fail (1929-1998) and James Manasco Fail (1926 - 2010) on August 26th, 1959.
Marcia grew up in Mountain Brook, Alabama, and attended Mountain Brook High School graduating in 1977.
Following her graduation from Mountain Brook High School, Marcia headed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama where she attended the University of Alabama and, shortly thereafter, married Robert Ingalls Boykin (1957-2006) in 1979.
Marcia absolutely loved to travel all over the world and spent a lot of time in various places including Aspen, Colorado. She had an affinity towards all animals, especially dogs and specifically her black labs Rowdy and Clyde. She was a loyal and avid fan of the University of Alabama football program and never left home without adorning some sort of Crimson Tide garment.
Marcia truly enjoyed fine dining and spending quality time with her children Coulter, Eliza, and Bobby. One of her greatest passions was gardening and flowers. Multiple times every week she would be found at various flower shops purchasing her favorite flowers. Marcia had a genuine love and passion for music especially Jackson Browne and Tom Petty. On any given day you could find her blasting her favorite music throughout her home smiling ear to ear singing along to her favorite musical artists.
Marcia is preceded in death by her parents James and Emily Fail, her brother James Naylor "Gibby" Fail (1956-2007), and her cherished dog Rowdy.
Marcia is survived by her beloved children Bobby Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, Eliza Boykin, of Los Angeles, California, Coulter Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, her sister Kathryn Fail Luttrull and brother in-law David Luttrull, of Phoenix, Arizona, her brother in-law Sam M. Boykin and wife Emmilyn Boykin, of Atlanta, Georgia, and her many nieces and nephews Lindsay, Hayley, Marbury, Grey, Malcom, Sam, Davin, and Emmilyn.
Marcia will be laid to rest next her mother, Emily, and her father, James, at Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham, Alabama.
Marcia was born in Mobile, Alabama to Emily Stone Fail (1929-1998) and James Manasco Fail (1926 - 2010) on August 26th, 1959.
Marcia grew up in Mountain Brook, Alabama, and attended Mountain Brook High School graduating in 1977.
Following her graduation from Mountain Brook High School, Marcia headed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama where she attended the University of Alabama and, shortly thereafter, married Robert Ingalls Boykin (1957-2006) in 1979.
Marcia absolutely loved to travel all over the world and spent a lot of time in various places including Aspen, Colorado. She had an affinity towards all animals, especially dogs and specifically her black labs Rowdy and Clyde. She was a loyal and avid fan of the University of Alabama football program and never left home without adorning some sort of Crimson Tide garment.
Marcia truly enjoyed fine dining and spending quality time with her children Coulter, Eliza, and Bobby. One of her greatest passions was gardening and flowers. Multiple times every week she would be found at various flower shops purchasing her favorite flowers. Marcia had a genuine love and passion for music especially Jackson Browne and Tom Petty. On any given day you could find her blasting her favorite music throughout her home smiling ear to ear singing along to her favorite musical artists.
Marcia is preceded in death by her parents James and Emily Fail, her brother James Naylor "Gibby" Fail (1956-2007), and her cherished dog Rowdy.
Marcia is survived by her beloved children Bobby Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, Eliza Boykin, of Los Angeles, California, Coulter Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, her sister Kathryn Fail Luttrull and brother in-law David Luttrull, of Phoenix, Arizona, her brother in-law Sam M. Boykin and wife Emmilyn Boykin, of Atlanta, Georgia, and her many nieces and nephews Lindsay, Hayley, Marbury, Grey, Malcom, Sam, Davin, and Emmilyn.
Marcia will be laid to rest next her mother, Emily, and her father, James, at Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham, Alabama.
Marcia Fail Boykin, 61, of Birmingham, Alabama and Phoenix, Arizona, passed away on September 6th, 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Marcia was born in Mobile, Alabama to Emily Stone Fail (1929-1998) and James Manasco Fail (1926 - 2010) on August 26th, 1959.
Marcia grew up in Mountain Brook, Alabama, and attended Mountain Brook High School graduating in 1977.
Following her graduation from Mountain Brook High School, Marcia headed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama where she attended the University of Alabama and, shortly thereafter, married Robert Ingalls Boykin (1957-2006) in 1979.
Marcia absolutely loved to travel all over the world and spent a lot of time in various places including Aspen, Colorado. She had an affinity towards all animals, especially dogs and specifically her black labs Rowdy and Clyde. She was a loyal and avid fan of the University of Alabama football program and never left home without adorning some sort of Crimson Tide garment.
Marcia truly enjoyed fine dining and spending quality time with her children Coulter, Eliza, and Bobby. One of her greatest passions was gardening and flowers. Multiple times every week she would be found at various flower shops purchasing her favorite flowers. Marcia had a genuine love and passion for music especially Jackson Browne and Tom Petty. On any given day you could find her blasting her favorite music throughout her home smiling ear to ear singing along to her favorite musical artists.
Marcia is preceded in death by her parents James and Emily Fail, her brother James Naylor "Gibby" Fail (1956-2007), and her cherished dog Rowdy.
Marcia is survived by her beloved children Bobby Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, Eliza Boykin, of Los Angeles, California, Coulter Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, her sister Kathryn Fail Luttrull and brother in-law David Luttrull, of Phoenix, Arizona, her brother in-law Sam M. Boykin and wife Emmilyn Boykin, of Atlanta, Georgia, and her many nieces and nephews Lindsay, Hayley, Marbury, Grey, Malcom, Sam, Davin, and Emmilyn.
Marcia will be laid to rest next her mother, Emily, and her father, James, at Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham, Alabama.
Marcia was born in Mobile, Alabama to Emily Stone Fail (1929-1998) and James Manasco Fail (1926 - 2010) on August 26th, 1959.
Marcia grew up in Mountain Brook, Alabama, and attended Mountain Brook High School graduating in 1977.
Following her graduation from Mountain Brook High School, Marcia headed to Tuscaloosa, Alabama where she attended the University of Alabama and, shortly thereafter, married Robert Ingalls Boykin (1957-2006) in 1979.
Marcia absolutely loved to travel all over the world and spent a lot of time in various places including Aspen, Colorado. She had an affinity towards all animals, especially dogs and specifically her black labs Rowdy and Clyde. She was a loyal and avid fan of the University of Alabama football program and never left home without adorning some sort of Crimson Tide garment.
Marcia truly enjoyed fine dining and spending quality time with her children Coulter, Eliza, and Bobby. One of her greatest passions was gardening and flowers. Multiple times every week she would be found at various flower shops purchasing her favorite flowers. Marcia had a genuine love and passion for music especially Jackson Browne and Tom Petty. On any given day you could find her blasting her favorite music throughout her home smiling ear to ear singing along to her favorite musical artists.
Marcia is preceded in death by her parents James and Emily Fail, her brother James Naylor "Gibby" Fail (1956-2007), and her cherished dog Rowdy.
Marcia is survived by her beloved children Bobby Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, Eliza Boykin, of Los Angeles, California, Coulter Boykin, of Phoenix, Arizona, her sister Kathryn Fail Luttrull and brother in-law David Luttrull, of Phoenix, Arizona, her brother in-law Sam M. Boykin and wife Emmilyn Boykin, of Atlanta, Georgia, and her many nieces and nephews Lindsay, Hayley, Marbury, Grey, Malcom, Sam, Davin, and Emmilyn.
Marcia will be laid to rest next her mother, Emily, and her father, James, at Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham, Alabama.
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