Samantha-Daggett-Obituary

Samantha Daggett

Richmond, Virginia

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DAGGETT, Samantha, 20, of Midlothian, passed away March 22, 2008 after a five-year battle with cancer. She is survived by her parents, Steven and Pamela Daggett; four brothers, Jeremy, Steven, Danny and Alex; four sisters, Jennifer, Sarah, Julie and Amber; her grandmothers, Barbara Hedge and Lena Ibison; three nieces; and two nephews; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins and lots of friends. Her family will receive friends 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Bliley's - Chippenham, 6900 Hull Street Rd. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Clover Hill Baptist Church followed by interment in Dale Memorial Park.
This obituary was originally published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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Samantha, words can't explain how much i miss you. you were my role model and still are. i looked up to you so much. i can't even imagine how i'm gona live the rest of my life without you there to help me through it, and keep me smiling like you always did. because i know whenever i had a bad day or i needed a good laugh, all i had to do is talk to you and you always put a smile on my face. but i do know your still here looking over me. & you are always gona be here with me because no matter...

Samantha i love and miss you soo much, im sorry that i wasn't there for your last months. i feel like it has been forever since i last saw you, but whenever you cross my mind i always have the same imaqe of you runnin up and down the kitchen sinqin "suna saaa suna saaa suna saa saa suna saa" hahaha, from the simple lifeee. i miss the nites when u would come home and sit in the computer ro0m with me and julie haha, and you always helped us sneak out haha. you were always there for me whenever...

Sammy- words cannot explain the love i have for you.. i will always think about you and speak of your name. I will never forget all the wonderful memories we have shared. Thank you for teaching me how to voice my opinion and not care what other people may think about me. Sorry sometimes I took your presence for granted, that is one lesson i have now learned. I love you lil sis. Your legend will live on forever.

I am so blessed I was able to know your family and will always cherish the great memories I have from when I lived in Richmond! Thank you all for the great times. There are not enough words to express how I feel, and what you all must be going through. What a great kid! Sam, you will be missed dearly! Love you all always!

I was going through some video the other day of when we lived in Woodlake - some of Sam, Whitney and Julie doing cheerleading moves and one video where they put on a "play" of Jesus's birth at Christmas in our living room. Those were good times and great memories - the ones I will remember. I don't know why God took her home early and we might not ever know until that blessed day appears. We know that she is not suffering any longer and what a wonderful thought that is. Any of us would be...

Nana,
i miss you nana and i love you so, so much!
Alexabexa

Dear Steve and Pam and Family,
I know there are no words for your loss and most of us can not begin to imagine the pain so for that I am incredibly sorry. Most may not know or remember me but Samantha was like my own child. I have tears as I write this even now. I loved her dearly. For so many years my families life was blessed by having her in it daily. I truly wished the rest of the world could have known her as we did. Samantha had a heart that was so huge. She knew how to laugh...

I'm very sorry for the loss of your loved one. It's never easy to lose someone you care so much about. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

I have some very special memories of Samantha's visits to Wilmington with Whitney. I was always impressed that she was so willing to help out any way she could. If I even mentioned something that needed to be done, Samantha was right on it immediately. I also remember how kind she was to my granddaughter after her surgery. She would come visit, play games, just keep her company. What a precious girl she was. Thank you for sharing her with our family.