Gambrell Stacy Lynn Tyre Gambrell, 54, a life long resident of Jacksonville (Mandarin) FL., was welcomed into Heaven, Thursday July 25th, after she passed away unexpectedly at Baptist South. Stacy was born August 25, 1964 to Warren A. "Buzz" and Linda Landiss Tyre.
Stacy was preceded in death by her mother, Linda Landiss Tyre. She is survived by her father, Warren A. "Buzz" Tyre and step-mother, Mary Margaret Summerlin Tyre; her husband, Tommy Gambrell; children, Cameron Bright (Tyler), Madison Gambrell and Hunter Gambrell; her adorable granddaughter, Charlotte Bright; her sisters, Leslie Tyre Gale (Matt), Christy Tyre and Holley Tyre; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Carl R. "Rudy" and Barbara Gambrell; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Chuck and Nona Gambrell and Chris and Wendi Gambrell and several nieces and nephews.
Stacy was born and raised in Mandarin and she never lived more than 11 miles from her childhood home. She attended Loretto Elementary, Bishop Kenny, graduated from Wolfson High School Class of 1982, and attended Florida Junior College at Jacksonville prior to beginning her career in banking. She began her career as a float teller at American Federal Savings and Loan and worked her way through many levels of banking at the following institutions: Florida Bank, Regions Bank, Prosperity Bank, Atlantic Coast Bank, Certusbank, Fidelity Bank and was currently serving as a Vice President Financial Sales Manager II at First Citizen's Bank. She was an active member at Christ's Church Mandarin where she served with her husband in various areas of ministry over the years impacting the lives of many kids and adults along the way. She also was involved in several charitable organizations and business networking groups throughout her professional career. She was presently serving on the Boards of several organizations: Jacksonville School for Autism 2004 – present, currently serving as the secretary; Seniors on a Mission 2014 – present, currently serving as Chairperson of the Board; Rotary Club of Mandarin 2018 - present serving as the Social Chair; and the Jacksonville Symphony Guild Education Committee.
Family and Friends will gather together on Friday August 30th at Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home of Mandarin from 5-8 p.m. Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, August 31st at 11 a.m. at Christ's Church, 6045 Greenland Road Jacksonville, FL with Jason Cullum and Rev. Terry Gore officiating.
For the Celebration of Stacy's Life the family requests business casual attire and bright colors to celebrate the vibrant life she lived.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial gifts be made to either The Jacksonville School for Autism, Seniors on a Mission or the Rotary Club of Mandarin.

SCANTLING Mr. Frank N. Scantling, II, 52, passed away unexpectedly on Oct. 8, 2016. He leaves behind his loving wife, Zoevenia (Zoeie); his sons, Chandler and Patrick Story; his mother, Gloria; his brothers, Michael and Lephus; his nephews, Hunter, Garett, Wesley, Max and Isaac Colwell; his niece, Deja; along with a host of loving uncles, aunts, cousins, and many friends. Frank graduated from Wolfson High School, attended Gardner-Webb University, Valdosta State and graduated from Remington College with a degree in Computer Technology.

ZIEGLER Richard James Ziegler, 45, passed away peacefully on Wed., April 7, 2010 in St. Petersburg, FL. Richard was born July 27, 1964 in Portland, ME. He spent many years in Florida prior to moving to Charlotte, NC to join the family business, Ziegler and Company. Richard worked as a Commercial Broker and loved the industry. Richard was an avid outdoorsman, gardener and adored fishing of all kinds. Richard was an excellent cook and relished preparing and serving his friends and family. Richard is preceded in death by his mother Bernice Ziegler and his father Harvey G. Ziegler. He is survived by sisters, Leslie J. Ziegler of Alexandria, VA and Elizabeth J. Ziegler of Charlotte, NC; brother, William J. Ziegler and Alyce Hopper of Charlotte, NC; nieces Natalie E. Ziegler and Kori L. Ziegler; nephews Elliot J. Ziegler, Lucas E. Ziegler, and Laiden H. Ziegler. Countless friends will remember Richard's astounding wit and wonderful sense of humor and will treasure those memories forever. The Ziegler Family thanks Bay Pointe Facility in St. Petersburg for their caring and genuine love for Richard over these last several years. We are honored to make a tissue donation in Richard's memory to the Lion's Eye Institute for their Research and Education.

Damon Leon Igou, 52, passed from this life and into the arms of Jesus suddenly but peacefully in his sleep early Tuesday morning, Nov. 29, 2016. Damon resided in Montpelier, Virginia with his wife, Janice, son David and his daughter, Rhey. He was a devoted husband, father, and son. Damon loved the Lord, all of his family, his church, friends, and his country. He loved cats, and especially Orange. A native of Jacksonville, Florida, he is survived by his mother, Wanda Selman and husband, Wiley; his father, DeWayne (Debra); two brothers, Derek (Francie)and Devon (Sasha); 5 nephews; and the Jones family, as well as many other extended loved ones in Florida and Georgia. Damon knew from the time he was a little boy that he wanted to be a Soldier and he set about to achieve his goals, both as an Electrical Engineer and in the Profession of Arms. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy Class of 1986 and was commissioned Field Artillery as a Second Lieutenant and rose to the rank of Colonel with thirty years of exemplary service in all 3 components - active, national guard, and US Army Reserves. He graduated from the US Army War College in 2005 with a Master of Strategic Studies. Damon served in various command, staff, and educational assignments at Fort Hood, Texas, Camp Casey, Korea, and across Virginia and Pennsylvania. Most notably, he commanded the 2nd Battalion, 111th Field Artillery, Petersburg Virginia. In August 2001, he deployed with the 29th Infantry Division and Task Force Eagle to Bosnia and served as Deputy Fire Support Coordinator. In response to Hurricane Katrina, he led Task Force Cardinal and over 200 Virginia Soldiers and Airmen in providing security and water production and distribution to the citizens of Louisiana. In 2006, he deployed again with the 29th Infantry Division and served as Task Force Falcon Chief of Staff for Multi-National Task Force-Europe at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo for 17 months. Again in 2010, Damon was called to Djibouti, Africa and served as the Combined Joint Task Force J3/ Operations Officer, Horn of Africa. He culminated his assignment as part of the faculty at the United States Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, PA and retired this year on June 1st. Damon's awards include the Legion of Merit, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Army Meritorious Service Medal (3rd Award), Army Commendation Medal (3rd Award), Army Achievement Medal, Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal (4th Award), National Defense Service Medal (2nd Award), Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon (4th Award), Parachutist Badge, Expert Infantryman Badge, and Air Assault Badge. Damon served in his civilian capacity at Philip Morris International for 17 years as Shift Supervisor and Staff Engineer and also as a member of their Pistol Team; as Plant Engineer for Bear Island Paper Mill in Ashland, Va. and as Energy Manager, Defense Logistics Agency, Defense Supply Center, Richmond. He was constantly attentive to covering the entire post of Bellwood, checking and keeping all energy aspects of the installation in excellent working condition. Damon was a man with many passions and a variety of interests. Whatever he loved, he loved deeply. He was a fierce patriot for our nation, loved our constitutional framework and the rule of law. He never ceased in his pursuit to study God's Word. He loved long phone conversations with his family in Florida and South Carolina. He enjoyed being at home and refining his collections but the pinnacle of his week always occurred on Sunday, as Damon loved teaching the Cafe Sunday School class. He was currently serving as a deacon for the church and chairman of the Stewardship Committee. Damon and Janice met at Fort Hood, Texas in 1987 and married January 1, 1992. They built their home in Montpelier and both served as Citizen Soldiers together, balancing time for each other, time for family, and time for service. Damon was extremely proud of his adult children and was looking forward to David's graduation from VCU December 10th and Rhey's in the Spring. If you knew him, you know he loved all cats, both great and small. His beloved Orange cat will sorely miss him. In a sense, Damon's life was complete. He accomplished so many things, had such a sharp mind and keen interest, yet he was incredibly content. He knew who he was and what mattered. His brother, Derek, often commented that his little brother's moral compass was something we could all learn from. We loved him. He left us all too soon but we thank God for the time He gave us with Damon, we know exactly where he is, as God's word tells us, and we anticipate being with him when we cross over. Service and burial with full military honors will be held at 11 a.m., Monday, December 5, at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Coatesville Road in Beaverdam. Visitation is 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, December 4, at Bliley's Funeral Home at 8510 Staples Mill Road. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made in his memory to the American Family Association or the SPCA. http//mtoliverbaptist.org/remembering-damon-igou/

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Yvette Taylor Russell went to be with the Lord on August 7, 2013, she was 49 years old. She leaves behind many that include, Eugene Bushor, her beloved foster Dad better known as Dad to her, her wife, Patricia D. Bushor, her brothers, Brian Bushor and wife, Susan Bushor, Kenneth Bushor and wife, Theresa Bushor, as well as their children known to her as her nieces and nephews, her other beloved foster family, Eugene Boatright, Sr., Gail Boatright, her sister, Brenda Boatright, brothers, Tal Boatright, Blair Boatright, and foster mother, Patricia Ulrich, as well as her biological family mother, Lorraine Forbes, father, Alvin Tay lor, step-father, Gary Forbes, and brother, Dean Taylor, many extended family members as well as many friends whom she loved dearly. She was an attribute to the community, who overcame many adversities in life, from a very young age til the date of her departure. She was not just a lady who wore many hats in life, but she was a country girl at heart. She loved fishing, diving, boating, mudding, camping, dancing, socializing, cooking, family, and friends. Despite her life s adversities she was a well-established and accomplished Nationally Certified Paralegal. She became a member of Madison s Who is Who of Professionals in the United States. She was one of the first Paralegals to be appointed by the Florida Court System to assist in Murder defense cases as well as other criminal matters. She and her deceased daughter, Brittney L. Jimerson, fostered many children, in times of their need and loved each and every one of them. Additionally, she enjoyed helping others in their time of need whether it be personal or some matter that related to her profession or otherwise. She loved the Lord and has now gone to be with her maker and her other family and friend that have predeceased her. The family requests memorial contributions to be made to the American Cancer Society in the name of herself and her daughter, Brittney Jimerson or to the Aides Foundation, in honor of her sister, Michelle Taylor. A visitation will be held Wednesday, August 14, 2013 from 6 pm to 8 pm. The funeral service will be held Thursday, August 15, 2013 at 2 pm at Greenlawn Funeral Home, 4300 Beach Blvd. Condolences may be left at www.greenlawnjacksonville.com. Arrangements under the direction of Greenlawn Funeral Home.