Belinda Gay Scoggins

Belinda Gay Paschall, born on January 30, 1961, in Grapevine, Texas, passed away peacefully on January 5, 2025, in Fort Worth, Texas. A devoted mother and grandmother, Belinda found immense joy in her family, which included her children Barry and daughter-in-law Danytte, Randy, Andy and daughter-in-law Courtney, and Kimberly and son-in law-Kyle, her beloved grandchildren: Tyler, Trinity, Kalin, Tristin, Halie, Taryn, Alexis, Austin, Kylie, Kinzi, and Matthew. She was also a proud great-grandmother to her adoring “sugar loves”: Hazel, Rayne, Maverick, Waylon, and Olivia.



Belinda spent majority of her professional life to caregiving as a Certified Nursing Aide, embodying compassion and attentiveness in her profession. Known for her humor and warmth, she cherished moments spent cooking and baking, often delighting her family with her of fondness of chicken and dumplings. She also enjoyed playing poker and bingo, and loved watching football with her father, Gordon Paschall.



A woman of strong faith, Belinda found solace in her Christian beliefs and valued her time spent at church. Her lively spirit was reflected in her favorite television show, "I Love Lucy," and her memorable saying, “Oh my gravy,” which brought laughter to those around her and perfectly encapsulated her humorous and attentive nature.



Belinda was the beloved daughter of Gordon Paschall and Virginia Hammons and is survived by her siblings: Danny, Karen, Frances, Regina, Teresa, Melisa, Melinda, and David, along with many cherished family members. Her legacy will be remembered by all who had the pleasure of knowing her, as she leaves behind a loving family and a profound impact on their lives.