Verline Sigler, 90, entered her heavenly home on Monday, March 10, 2014. We rejoice that she is now in the presence of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, her husband, O.W. “Pete” Sigler and great granddaughter, Parker Jane Cagle.
Funeral services will be 10 O’clock a.m., Thursday, March 13, at Cove Baptist Church in Orange. Officiating will be Reverend Jeff Bell of Calvary Baptist Church in Port Acres. Burial will follow at Orange Forest Lawn Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be Chuck Burch, Terrell Burch, David Smitheart, Billy Wilson, Roger Hall, Larry Ferguson, and honorary pallbearer, Grady Johnson.
Visitation will be from 5:00-8:00pm, Wednesday at Claybar Funeral Home in Orange.
Born in Elizabeth, Louisiana, on November 2, 1923, Verline was the daughter of W.S. and Hattie Elizabeth (Jones) Earl. She was a faithful member of Cove Baptist Church for over sixty years, and often volunteered with the Lutcher Theatre of Orange. Verline frequently assisted in local elections. She was an excellent cook who deeply loved, and was loved by, her family.
Verline was also preceded in death by her siblings. She is survived by her daughters, Ann and husband Dr. Charles Crim of Nashville, and Nancy and husband David Mumbach of West Orange; grandchildren, Eric Mumbach of Fort Worth, Damon Crim of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Ashley and husband Blake Boyd, Melissa Crim, Aleah and husband Adam Cagle, all of Nashville; three great-grandchildren, Alec Crim-Bell, Cooper Boyd, and Holden Boyd. Verline is also survived by her brother, Charles Earl, of Metarie, Louisiana.
Flowers are welcome, but for those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to Treasures in Clay, in care of Cove Baptist Church of Orange, 1005 Dupont Dr, Orange, TX 77630, or Damon Crim/Project Brazil, in care of Stone Creek Church, 17844 N. 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85023.
Verline Sigler
Verline Sigler, 90, entered her heavenly home on Monday, March 10, 2014. We rejoice that she is now in the presence of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, her husband, O.W. “Pete” Sigler and great granddaughter, Parker Jane Cagle.
Funeral services will be 10 O’clock a.m., Thursday, March 13, at Cove Baptist Church in Orange. Officiating will be Reverend Jeff Bell of Calvary Baptist Church in Port Acres. Burial will follow at Orange Forest Lawn Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be Chuck Burch, Terrell Burch, David Smitheart, Billy Wilson, Roger Hall, Larry Ferguson, and honorary pallbearer, Grady Johnson.
Visitation will be from 5:00-8:00pm, Wednesday at Claybar Funeral Home in Orange.
Born in Elizabeth, Louisiana, on November 2, 1923, Verline was the daughter of W.S. and Hattie Elizabeth (Jones) Earl. She was a faithful member of Cove Baptist Church for over sixty years, and often volunteered with the Lutcher Theatre of Orange. Verline frequently assisted in local elections. She was an excellent cook who deeply loved, and was loved by, her family.
Verline was also preceded in death by her siblings. She is survived by her daughters, Ann and husband Dr. Charles Crim of Nashville, and Nancy and husband David Mumbach of West Orange; grandchildren, Eric Mumbach of Fort Worth, Damon Crim of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Ashley and husband Blake Boyd, Melissa Crim, Aleah and husband Adam Cagle, all of Nashville; three great-grandchildren, Alec Crim-Bell, Cooper Boyd, and Holden Boyd. Verline is also survived by her brother, Charles Earl, of Metarie, Louisiana.
Flowers are welcome, but for those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to Treasures in Clay, in care of Cove Baptist Church of Orange, 1005 Dupont Dr, Orange, TX 77630, or Damon Crim/Project Brazil, in care of Stone Creek Church, 17844 N. 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85023.
Condolences
Wayne And Debbie
March 12, 2014
Our sincerest condolences to all the family. You had her for a very long time! May the Lord comfort and bless. Romans 8:28
Anonymous
March 12, 2014
Tranquil Seas was purchased for the family of Verline Sigler.
Damon Crim
March 12, 2014
As I spoke to a group of teenagers last night in the favelas of Rio about Nana, I rested and found comfort in the never failing promises that Jesus has already prepared a place for her in his kingdom. What she was created for has been fulfilled, and now the hope that she has lived for has become a reality. I won't soon forget of the way she nurtured us growing up, the love that she continually expressed by always preparing wonderful meals, playing every board game with us (especially Sorry), and her attention to detail to our needs as if it were a five star resort or luxury cruise line. Her foundation was in Christ and that was evident not only in her beliefs but in how she prioritized her time. The church was her nucleus and she never abandoned that commitment. I love her dearly and suspect that the next time I see her she will be waiting to give me an orientation of what will be. Grandson: Damon Crim, Rio de Janeiro
Eric Mumbach
March 12, 2014
What I will remember about Nana is that she was always in her kitchen cooking wonderful food for Papa and/or the family, plus cooking for Cove Baptist Church functions. She loved visitors and never let anyone leave her home without feeling welcomed. Nana would always offer visitors with a cup of coffee and homemade food. She taught me through the years that Family and Friends are very important to her. I will miss Nana very much, but now she gets to hangout with God and Papa. I'm sure Heaven has offered her a huge PINK kitchen full of rooster ornaments cooking for all the angels. I will miss Nana very much and always think about her. Eric Mumbach (Verline's Grandson)
Jimmie Lou James
March 11, 2014
VERLINE WAS A WONDERFUL NEIGHBOR FOR 11 YEARS AS WE MOVED NEXT DOOR AT SAME TIME HER HUSBAND, PETE PASSED AWAY AND SHE'LL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS MY SPECIAL FRIEND. WE WILL MISS HER SWEET SMILE. MAY GOD BLESS ALL THE FAMILY DURING THIS TIME OF GRIEF. FRIENDS IN CHRIST, ALWAYS, & PRAYERS, J. B. & JIMMIE LOU JAMES