Samuel Lynne Irwin

Unspoken Eulogy...
Hello everyone and thank you for being here today. I know Sam wouldn't want this to be a purely somber occasion. He would want us to remember the laughter and love he brought into our lives. In that vein, I'd like to share some of the warmth and spirit that Sam gave us all. Let's begin by standing up and giving the person next to you, a big Sam Irwin hug.
For those of you that do not know me, my name is Jimmy Nassour, and I was fortunate to call Sam one of my...

Unspoken Eulogy was by Jimmy Nassour !

Great eulogy written by Jimmy Nassour.
Thank you Jimmy for your wonderful eulogy. Our family appreciates your kind words! ??

An Austin icon, always great company and a good friend. Not enough words to describe Sam and the joy he brought so many people. And he loved his family and was so proud! Hugs and prayers to the entire Irwin clan.

Fellow student and band member at Midland High School. Who could forget the leadership Sam displayed as our esteemed Drum Major. None of us are surprised at Sam's record of success.
Missed but never forgotten.

Sam & I played in The Sixpentz and Fun & Games together. He had the best sense of humor and the greatest Falsetto! We were like brothers and we kept in touch until he passed. Rest in peace, Sam.
Photo of Sam & our friend, Rob Landes.
John Bonno

I have known Sam for a number of years. I do not know if he considered me as good a friend as he was to me. His love of life and family left a lasting impression on me. His refusal to take anything very seriously was an inspiration. I used to tease him that he and his young son Sammy were actually the same person!