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BORN
1981
DIED
2024
TJ Webster Obituary
TJ is survived by his loving wife, Molly Webster; daughters, Angel Syracuse-McGlynn and Victoria Webster; grandson, Saint Von Reyes; son-in-law, Ryan Syracuse-McGlynn; son-in-law, Freddy Reyes; parents, Sue and Tommy Golden; mother-in-law, Phyllis Perkins; brothers; Charlie Webster, Brandon Harrison, TJ Golden, and Cody Golden; nieces, Bella Webster and Finnley Golden; nephew, Charlie Webster; sisters and brother-in-law, Vicky Webster, Katy Golden, Melissa Golden, and Matt Feely.
A devoted stay-at-home dad, TJ embraced the role of primary caregiver for his daughters and his mother-in-law, Phyllis Perkins, with immense love and dedication. His commitment to family was evident in every aspect of his life, creating a nurturing and supportive home environment.
Beyond his family life, TJ was a passionate supporter of the arts. He was particularly involved in Denton's local music and art scene, actively promoting and supporting local artists. TJ played a significant role in the Goth Night event, Graveyard Shift, where he helped foster a vibrant community for fans of the genre. His passion for music and community engagement made him a well-known figure in local cultural circles.
TJ's enthusiasm for music and the arts left a lasting impact on his community, and his legacy will continue to inspire those who had the pleasure of knowing him.
A Life Celebration for TJ will be held at 3 pm on October 19th at Vinyl Lounge in Denton, TX, reflecting his love for music and the arts. His life touched many within and beyond his community, leaving a legacy of kindness and dedication.
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