I met Tiffany and her wonderful family when I was going to Trader's Village on the weekends, so very very long ago. We shared a love of a lot of the same music; they were the biggest Journey fans I'd ever met. I hope that you are resting peacefully, my long-ago friend.....the Wheel in the Sky still turns.

Just thought I'd add an official message here. 

I knew Tiffany from UTA Marching band. She was one of the few who managed to keep in contact with me over the years, visiting me in Austin a couple of times while I lived there, plus one of the first to keep checking on how my own cancer treatments were going. 

Even on several last-minute trips I made to the area, she made time to visit with me. I can hear her laugh now as we joked and talked about things.

I'll miss her dearly. 

I enjoy working with Tiffany. She was a wonderful lady.

Louann,
My family is so sorry to hear about Tiffany's passing. We are heartbroken! I will not be able to attend today but my brother and my mother will try and make it. Know that our prayers are with you and Dale. May Tiffany rest in peace! 

Tiffany was one of my first friends at UTA and remained one of my closest friends. She and Tricia Kirchhoff Foitik were wearing TBS shirts so I walked up and said I was TBS too. We bonded quickly through music and loving Night Ranger! 

I’m not able to be at her service, but her brother asked me to pick some of the music for it which was an honor. I think she would love it.

So many memories and fun times with her but I’ll share one. The last time we saw Third Eye Blind she won passes to see the lead singer at the radio station. I couldn’t hear my phone but when I found it she called, texted, messengered, and emailed too to tell me because she was so excited. I was excited too but she said she’d never win anything like that so it was especially fun. We had so much fun the day of the show going to the radio station, shopping, to the concert and then we stayed up half the night talking like crazy. 

She was always bubbly and had a positive outlook even in these last few weeks. I miss her and wish her family peace.

My name is Raybob those that know that name will know who I am and that is what matters. I really don't know where to start or what to say. I met Tiff many years ago and I'm glad I did. We never actually met in person but I'm willing to bet that I knew her better than most. She was the kindest most loving person I've ever known, she could also be a stubborn royal pain in my back side and I say that with love because most of the time I deserved it. I have a lot of memories  of talks we had over the years. Their were some great arguments as well.  I will miss those and a great many other thing. Like I said to start I don't know what to say there's just to much going through my head. 
I told her recently when she gets where she going to find us a park bench with a view and I'd be along one day.

TO PANDY WITH LOVE ALWAYS

p s. keep my seat warm.


Tiffany was amazing to work with, and I am deeply saddened by her loss.  I wish her family peace in this time of mourning.



Tiffany was my friend & sorority sister.Due to prior commitments, I’m unable to attend her service in person & it breaks my heart to not be there.Tiffany had one of most beautiful & loving hearts, & was always there for her friends.I can’t tell you how many times she was there for me to just listen to my rambling, cheer me up if I was down, make me laugh & even expand my classic rock knowledge & appreciation.She had such a fun loving spirit that was contagious to those around her.She had one of those personalities you just had to love.She was also one of the few people that appreciated my obsession with Beavis & Butthead.A favorite memory & something I always admired about Tiffany, was her absolute & pure love of music. I remember going to see the movie “Dazed and Confused” with her. We both really enjoyed it. However, her enjoyment of the movie had less to do with the story & acting & more to do with the music.  When we got out of the movie, I remember her excitement over the songs they selected for the film. If the soundtrack was good, the movie was good to her. She could appreciate things differently than others. That’s something I thought was wonderful about her. When I found out her family was going to play some of her favorite rock songs at her celebration of life, I thought ‘Oh, thank goodness.’  Morose funeral hymns were just not Tiffany. She’d be thrilled to know some of her favorite artists were played at the service. As others, I was deeply saddened to hear of her passing.  She was loved by so many & brought joy to those around her.I’m comforted to know she has now gone home & is at peace. I believe God only takes the best souls while they’re still young & brings them home. I take comfort in knowing she’s now in heaven with some of the best musicians we’ve lost as well. I’m sure she’ll find her way to them to have some excellent concerts in heaven. The thought of Tiffany headbanging in heaven brings me peace and a smile to my face. With love,Tricia Foitik

Gonna miss you alot my darling Tiffany.  We had so many plans, but I guess God has better plans for you. You left me heartbroken 💔 But we will see each other again one day up in Heaven. You will be my Guardian Angel looking down on me and your family.  RIP my Amor😥🙏✝️ 


Tiffany,

Thank you for all the wonderful UTA band memories as well as our hilarious Spaghetti Warehouse lunches with you, Shelley, and I, whenever I was able to come home for a visit & catch up while I was on active duty.

I am extremely honored and blessed that you were such a dear friend and Tau Beta Sigma sister to me these past 20+ years.  Your bright smile, infectious laughter, and giggles, along with your beautiful soul will always be a treasure to cherish and remember. 

I pray Jehovah God and his heavenly angels watch over and comfort your loved ones in the days ahead.   

Love you, sister, and God Bless.

V/r,

Cynthia Brown

I met Tiffany at UTA thanks to Shelley Hussain Cade. We became fast friends and one of our favorite things to do was go to hockey games! That’s also where I met Jodie Bruce! I would bring my son and we would all have a great time!

OBITUARY

Tiffany Joy Nagle

27 August, 1973 – 11 April, 2022

Shannon Rufe Snow Drive Funeral Chapel

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