Daughter of Jerry B Goss, Sr and April Virginia Finch Goss, married 27 December, 1989 in Reno Wedding Chapel, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada.Destiny was the "Perfect" daughter. She loved the outdoors and all things created by God. She was born in Oregon; but once we moved to MS, she said this was her home. She named our MS home "SOUTHWOOD". She got her dream horse, Shiloh, a Wild Mustang, after we moved here. Destiny will be the Spirit of SOUTHWOOD for eternity; and will always be alive in our Hearts...Daddy
Obituary:Destiny Nicole Goss, born 11 March, 1993 in Eugene, Oregon passed away at 10 Am, Sunday, October 17, 2010 at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility in Memphis, TN. She had recently moved to Lucedale with her family to live on their farm. She is survived by her Dad, Jerry B Goss, Sr, Mom, April Virginia Finch Goss, three brothers: Jerry B Goss, Jr, of Fort Lauderdale, FL, Eric Lee Goss, of Houston, TX, & Nathan Bradford Goss, of Lucedale, and one sister: Celeste Caroline Goss Daniels, of Mobile, AL, two nephews, four nieces, and Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenny A. Finch of Lucedale, MS.Funeral Services were held on Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 11AM at the George County Funeral Home Chapel with Visitation from 10AM to 11AM. Immediately following the Services, her Casket was transported in a Horse Drawn Carriage from the George County Funeral Home Chapel to the Goss Family Cemetery. (Approximately three (3) miles) Interment followed in the Goss Family Cemetery with Reverend Knox Baird and her father, Jerry B Goss, Sr officiating the Services.
In lieu of flowers, charitable contributions were requested, in Memory of Destiny Nicole Goss to D.I.P.G. Tumor Research at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility, P.O. Box 1000, Dept 142, Memphis, TN 38148
NOTE: Destiny's half-Sister is Find-a-Grave Memorial #31883260 Destiny's half-Niece is Find-a-Grave Memorial #65709420
My Life's Destiny
She was born just as the new buds were soon to be on their way, Bringing renewed curiosity, excitement, and happiness to so many.
Becoming a newborn native to the Great Northwest appeared to say, I'm the answer to your fantasy of living & loving in this Land of Plenty.
Yes, she was the first precious gift of lifelong dreams coming true, During the beginning of Summer of my own personal life's journey.
My life's dream companion was just seeing her Spring nearly through, But still keenly aware of how our shared Gift would be like a gurney, Sent to keep us both calm and relaxed as we traveled future roads; Bringing us laughter, pride, and yes, even some fear whenever danger Seemed to be imminent as some of the common infant disease loads Would appear suddenly, in spite of all efforts to keep a sterile Manger. She became my daily companion on my routine afternoon Jogs, Keeping me oblivious to the extra effort needed to push her cart. Special pride became quite evident as I made the entries in my logs Of how easy the day's run seemed to be due to the love in my heart.
Ah, but the days rushed quickly by and she finally grew to realize That it was time to leave the Cart, not because she didn't truly enjoy The daily rides; but she was growing to the point that her size Was requiring the end of the daily rides in the Jogging Cart Toy.
Her fondness of the Outdoors grew stronger as the days rushed by And suddenly the Teen years appeared along with her wish for a Horse. This was Dad's chance to make some points, so he decided to try To bring her some happiness with a special 13th birthday, of course. The smile on her face that day is engraved in the depths of my brain For me to cherish forever as only one of many precious bits of time We shared together as we traveled on that Fast, Time limited Train.
With each passing day, each new experience just seemed to Mime How wonderful life was, thus whenever news that the end was near Came, it took us all by surprise, shredding our lives into tiny shards Nearly impossible to bear, knowing we would now have to live in fear.
Past days of happiness and joy seemed to fade with this deck of cards. Looking back on the past 17 years brings joy and sadness to my heart. Time went much too quickly as we traveled along life's winding path Enjoying the happy times together, remembering rides in the Jog Cart, Along with Birthdays, Holidays, Trips, and even the South's Sun bath.
The Sadness settles in now, knowing my Destiny is only in my Heart.
Daddy 10/17/2018
Obituary:Destiny Nicole Goss, born 11 March, 1993 in Eugene, Oregon passed away at 10 Am, Sunday, October 17, 2010 at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility in Memphis, TN. She had recently moved to Lucedale with her family to live on their farm. She is survived by her Dad, Jerry B Goss, Sr, Mom, April Virginia Finch Goss, three brothers: Jerry B Goss, Jr, of Fort Lauderdale, FL, Eric Lee Goss, of Houston, TX, & Nathan Bradford Goss, of Lucedale, and one sister: Celeste Caroline Goss Daniels, of Mobile, AL, two nephews, four nieces, and Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenny A. Finch of Lucedale, MS.Funeral Services were held on Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 11AM at the George County Funeral Home Chapel with Visitation from 10AM to 11AM. Immediately following the Services, her Casket was transported in a Horse Drawn Carriage from the George County Funeral Home Chapel to the Goss Family Cemetery. (Approximately three (3) miles) Interment followed in the Goss Family Cemetery with Reverend Knox Baird and her father, Jerry B Goss, Sr officiating the Services.
In lieu of flowers, charitable contributions were requested, in Memory of Destiny Nicole Goss to D.I.P.G. Tumor Research at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility, P.O. Box 1000, Dept 142, Memphis, TN 38148
NOTE: Destiny's half-Sister is Find-a-Grave Memorial #31883260 Destiny's half-Niece is Find-a-Grave Memorial #65709420
My Life's Destiny
She was born just as the new buds were soon to be on their way, Bringing renewed curiosity, excitement, and happiness to so many.
Becoming a newborn native to the Great Northwest appeared to say, I'm the answer to your fantasy of living & loving in this Land of Plenty.
Yes, she was the first precious gift of lifelong dreams coming true, During the beginning of Summer of my own personal life's journey.
My life's dream companion was just seeing her Spring nearly through, But still keenly aware of how our shared Gift would be like a gurney, Sent to keep us both calm and relaxed as we traveled future roads; Bringing us laughter, pride, and yes, even some fear whenever danger Seemed to be imminent as some of the common infant disease loads Would appear suddenly, in spite of all efforts to keep a sterile Manger. She became my daily companion on my routine afternoon Jogs, Keeping me oblivious to the extra effort needed to push her cart. Special pride became quite evident as I made the entries in my logs Of how easy the day's run seemed to be due to the love in my heart.
Ah, but the days rushed quickly by and she finally grew to realize That it was time to leave the Cart, not because she didn't truly enjoy The daily rides; but she was growing to the point that her size Was requiring the end of the daily rides in the Jogging Cart Toy.
Her fondness of the Outdoors grew stronger as the days rushed by And suddenly the Teen years appeared along with her wish for a Horse. This was Dad's chance to make some points, so he decided to try To bring her some happiness with a special 13th birthday, of course. The smile on her face that day is engraved in the depths of my brain For me to cherish forever as only one of many precious bits of time We shared together as we traveled on that Fast, Time limited Train.
With each passing day, each new experience just seemed to Mime How wonderful life was, thus whenever news that the end was near Came, it took us all by surprise, shredding our lives into tiny shards Nearly impossible to bear, knowing we would now have to live in fear.
Past days of happiness and joy seemed to fade with this deck of cards. Looking back on the past 17 years brings joy and sadness to my heart. Time went much too quickly as we traveled along life's winding path Enjoying the happy times together, remembering rides in the Jog Cart, Along with Birthdays, Holidays, Trips, and even the South's Sun bath.
The Sadness settles in now, knowing my Destiny is only in my Heart.
Daddy 10/17/2018
Daughter of Jerry B Goss, Sr and April Virginia Finch Goss, married 27 December, 1989 in Reno Wedding Chapel, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada.Destiny was the "Perfect" daughter. She loved the outdoors and all things created by God. She was born in Oregon; but once we moved to MS, she said this was her home. She named our MS home "SOUTHWOOD". She got her dream horse, Shiloh, a Wild Mustang, after we moved here. Destiny will be the Spirit of SOUTHWOOD for eternity; and will always be alive in our Hearts...Daddy
Obituary:Destiny Nicole Goss, born 11 March, 1993 in Eugene, Oregon passed away at 10 Am, Sunday, October 17, 2010 at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility in Memphis, TN. She had recently moved to Lucedale with her family to live on their farm. She is survived by her Dad, Jerry B Goss, Sr, Mom, April Virginia Finch Goss, three brothers: Jerry B Goss, Jr, of Fort Lauderdale, FL, Eric Lee Goss, of Houston, TX, & Nathan Bradford Goss, of Lucedale, and one sister: Celeste Caroline Goss Daniels, of Mobile, AL, two nephews, four nieces, and Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenny A. Finch of Lucedale, MS.Funeral Services were held on Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 11AM at the George County Funeral Home Chapel with Visitation from 10AM to 11AM. Immediately following the Services, her Casket was transported in a Horse Drawn Carriage from the George County Funeral Home Chapel to the Goss Family Cemetery. (Approximately three (3) miles) Interment followed in the Goss Family Cemetery with Reverend Knox Baird and her father, Jerry B Goss, Sr officiating the Services.
In lieu of flowers, charitable contributions were requested, in Memory of Destiny Nicole Goss to D.I.P.G. Tumor Research at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility, P.O. Box 1000, Dept 142, Memphis, TN 38148
NOTE: Destiny's half-Sister is Find-a-Grave Memorial #31883260 Destiny's half-Niece is Find-a-Grave Memorial #65709420
My Life's Destiny
She was born just as the new buds were soon to be on their way, Bringing renewed curiosity, excitement, and happiness to so many.
Becoming a newborn native to the Great Northwest appeared to say, I'm the answer to your fantasy of living & loving in this Land of Plenty.
Yes, she was the first precious gift of lifelong dreams coming true, During the beginning of Summer of my own personal life's journey.
My life's dream companion was just seeing her Spring nearly through, But still keenly aware of how our shared Gift would be like a gurney, Sent to keep us both calm and relaxed as we traveled future roads; Bringing us laughter, pride, and yes, even some fear whenever danger Seemed to be imminent as some of the common infant disease loads Would appear suddenly, in spite of all efforts to keep a sterile Manger. She became my daily companion on my routine afternoon Jogs, Keeping me oblivious to the extra effort needed to push her cart. Special pride became quite evident as I made the entries in my logs Of how easy the day's run seemed to be due to the love in my heart.
Ah, but the days rushed quickly by and she finally grew to realize That it was time to leave the Cart, not because she didn't truly enjoy The daily rides; but she was growing to the point that her size Was requiring the end of the daily rides in the Jogging Cart Toy.
Her fondness of the Outdoors grew stronger as the days rushed by And suddenly the Teen years appeared along with her wish for a Horse. This was Dad's chance to make some points, so he decided to try To bring her some happiness with a special 13th birthday, of course. The smile on her face that day is engraved in the depths of my brain For me to cherish forever as only one of many precious bits of time We shared together as we traveled on that Fast, Time limited Train.
With each passing day, each new experience just seemed to Mime How wonderful life was, thus whenever news that the end was near Came, it took us all by surprise, shredding our lives into tiny shards Nearly impossible to bear, knowing we would now have to live in fear.
Past days of happiness and joy seemed to fade with this deck of cards. Looking back on the past 17 years brings joy and sadness to my heart. Time went much too quickly as we traveled along life's winding path Enjoying the happy times together, remembering rides in the Jog Cart, Along with Birthdays, Holidays, Trips, and even the South's Sun bath.
The Sadness settles in now, knowing my Destiny is only in my Heart.
Daddy 10/17/2018
Obituary:Destiny Nicole Goss, born 11 March, 1993 in Eugene, Oregon passed away at 10 Am, Sunday, October 17, 2010 at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility in Memphis, TN. She had recently moved to Lucedale with her family to live on their farm. She is survived by her Dad, Jerry B Goss, Sr, Mom, April Virginia Finch Goss, three brothers: Jerry B Goss, Jr, of Fort Lauderdale, FL, Eric Lee Goss, of Houston, TX, & Nathan Bradford Goss, of Lucedale, and one sister: Celeste Caroline Goss Daniels, of Mobile, AL, two nephews, four nieces, and Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenny A. Finch of Lucedale, MS.Funeral Services were held on Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 11AM at the George County Funeral Home Chapel with Visitation from 10AM to 11AM. Immediately following the Services, her Casket was transported in a Horse Drawn Carriage from the George County Funeral Home Chapel to the Goss Family Cemetery. (Approximately three (3) miles) Interment followed in the Goss Family Cemetery with Reverend Knox Baird and her father, Jerry B Goss, Sr officiating the Services.
In lieu of flowers, charitable contributions were requested, in Memory of Destiny Nicole Goss to D.I.P.G. Tumor Research at Saint Jude's Children's Cancer Research Facility, P.O. Box 1000, Dept 142, Memphis, TN 38148
NOTE: Destiny's half-Sister is Find-a-Grave Memorial #31883260 Destiny's half-Niece is Find-a-Grave Memorial #65709420
My Life's Destiny
She was born just as the new buds were soon to be on their way, Bringing renewed curiosity, excitement, and happiness to so many.
Becoming a newborn native to the Great Northwest appeared to say, I'm the answer to your fantasy of living & loving in this Land of Plenty.
Yes, she was the first precious gift of lifelong dreams coming true, During the beginning of Summer of my own personal life's journey.
My life's dream companion was just seeing her Spring nearly through, But still keenly aware of how our shared Gift would be like a gurney, Sent to keep us both calm and relaxed as we traveled future roads; Bringing us laughter, pride, and yes, even some fear whenever danger Seemed to be imminent as some of the common infant disease loads Would appear suddenly, in spite of all efforts to keep a sterile Manger. She became my daily companion on my routine afternoon Jogs, Keeping me oblivious to the extra effort needed to push her cart. Special pride became quite evident as I made the entries in my logs Of how easy the day's run seemed to be due to the love in my heart.
Ah, but the days rushed quickly by and she finally grew to realize That it was time to leave the Cart, not because she didn't truly enjoy The daily rides; but she was growing to the point that her size Was requiring the end of the daily rides in the Jogging Cart Toy.
Her fondness of the Outdoors grew stronger as the days rushed by And suddenly the Teen years appeared along with her wish for a Horse. This was Dad's chance to make some points, so he decided to try To bring her some happiness with a special 13th birthday, of course. The smile on her face that day is engraved in the depths of my brain For me to cherish forever as only one of many precious bits of time We shared together as we traveled on that Fast, Time limited Train.
With each passing day, each new experience just seemed to Mime How wonderful life was, thus whenever news that the end was near Came, it took us all by surprise, shredding our lives into tiny shards Nearly impossible to bear, knowing we would now have to live in fear.
Past days of happiness and joy seemed to fade with this deck of cards. Looking back on the past 17 years brings joy and sadness to my heart. Time went much too quickly as we traveled along life's winding path Enjoying the happy times together, remembering rides in the Jog Cart, Along with Birthdays, Holidays, Trips, and even the South's Sun bath.
The Sadness settles in now, knowing my Destiny is only in my Heart.
Daddy 10/17/2018
