Megan Cribbs
Megan L. Cribbs 1988-2014 Megan Leanne Cribbs, 25, of Pace, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. She was born on November 10, 1988. Megan is survived by her parents Larry and Susie Cribbs of Pace and her brother, Joey Cribbs, of Panama City, Fl.; Grandparents Johnny and Frances Cribbs of Pace FL; Maternal Grandmother is Judy Miller of Pensacola, FL. Aunt Linda Michelle (David) and their children Shanna and Laura Daniel of Missouri City, TX. Uncle “Bobby”(R.C.) Miller (Teresa) their children Tabitha, Reggie, Rusty of Pensacola, Fl; Aunt Kimberly (Joe)and their children Blake and Howard (Nicole) Leonard, Joseph and Jonathon Robinson, Trina and Trisha Adams of Pensacola Fl; Megan is preceded in death by her Maternal Grandfather Ronald C. Miller of Pensacola, Fl and her Paternal Great grandparents George Henry & Sarah Frances Paulsen of Pace, Fl, and her brother John Henry Cribbs of Pace, Fl. Megan was beautiful inside and out. Everyone wanted to adopt Megan for their own. She was everyone’s daughter. Megan was beautiful, loving, kind, confident, happy, unassuming, fearless and courageous and yet soft spoken. Megan loved the Lord from a very young age. She became a missionary at the age of 16 and was very active. She’s a graduate of Pace High School class of 2007 and of University of West Florida class of 2010. After college Megan went to Amman, Jordan as a Teacher and Missionary. When she came home she moved to Texas where she was enrolled in graduate school at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth Texas. Her travels took her to many places to share the word of God….from Peru to Ecuador to the lands of Amman, Jordan, people loved her everywhere. Megan was a 5th grade elementary teacher at Armstrong Elementary School in Fort Bend. Although her family and friends are left behind, we can be at peace in knowing that she is with her Heavenly Father. Megan will be remembered for many things, but we will remember her amazing smile, her infectious giggle, her compassionate eyes and her quirky sense of humor and her quiet grace and gentle spirit. She was truly an angel in our midst. Be not dismayed because we have the wonderful, happy memories that will stay with us until we meet her again in Heaven. Our family praises God for we know he has not forsaken us but has told Megan “Well done good and faithful servant, well done.” Megan’s family will begin a celebration of her life on Saturday, January 25, 2014 @ 9 am at the First United Methodist Church of Pace. John Webb Presiding In lieu of flowers a donation can be made to Pace United Methodist Church /Missions 4540 Chumuckla Highway Pace, Fl 32571 or to a mission of your choice. Megan would be honored if you did so that others may fulfill the call to serve the Lord in missions.Obituary
Megan L. Cribbs 1988-2014 Megan Leanne Cribbs, 25, of Pace, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. She was born on November 10, 1988. Megan is survived by her parents Larry and Susie Cribbs of Pace and her brother, Joey Cribbs, of Panama City, Fl.; Grandparents Johnny and Frances Cribbs of Pace FL; Maternal Grandmother is Judy Miller of Pensacola, FL. Aunt Linda Michelle (David) and their children Shanna and Laura Daniel of Missouri City, TX. Uncle “Bobby”(R.C.) Miller (Teresa) their children Tabitha, Reggie, Rusty of Pensacola, Fl; Aunt Kimberly (Joe)and their children Blake and Howard (Nicole) Leonard, Joseph and Jonathon Robinson, Trina and Trisha Adams of Pensacola Fl; Megan is preceded in death by her Maternal Grandfather Ronald C. Miller of Pensacola, Fl and her Paternal Great grandparents George Henry & Sarah Frances Paulsen of Pace, Fl, and her brother John Henry Cribbs of Pace, Fl. Megan was beautiful inside and out. Everyone wanted to adopt Megan for their own. She was everyone’s daughter. Megan was beautiful, loving, kind, confident, happy, unassuming, fearless and courageous and yet soft spoken. Megan loved the Lord from a very young age. She became a missionary at the age of 16 and was very active. She’s a graduate of Pace High School class of 2007 and of University of West Florida class of 2010. After college Megan went to Amman, Jordan as a Teacher and Missionary. When she came home she moved to Texas where she was enrolled in graduate school at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth Texas. Her travels took her to many places to share the word of God….from Peru to Ecuador to the lands of Amman, Jordan, people loved her everywhere. Megan was a 5th grade elementary teacher at Armstrong Elementary School in Fort Bend. Although her family and friends are left behind, we can be at peace in knowing that she is with her Heavenly Father. Megan will be remembered for many things, but we will remember her amazing smile, her infectious giggle, her compassionate eyes and her quirky sense of humor and her quiet grace and gentle spirit. She was truly an angel in our midst. Be not dismayed because we have the wonderful, happy memories that will stay with us until we meet her again in Heaven. Our family praises God for we know he has not forsaken us but has told Megan “Well done good and faithful servant, well done.” Megan’s family will begin a celebration of her life on Saturday, January 25, 2014 @ 9 am at the First United Methodist Church of Pace. John Webb Presiding In lieu of flowers a donation can be made to Pace United Methodist Church /Missions 4540 Chumuckla Highway Pace, Fl 32571 or to a mission of your choice. Megan would be honored if you did so that others may fulfill the call to serve the Lord in missions.
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