Shirley Ann Stogner
Shirley Ann Stogner, 84, resident of Dickinson, Texas was called to come home to be with her Heavenly Father and Jesus her personal Lord and Savior on March 13, 2023.
Born June 2, 1938 in Roseland, Washington Parish,Louisiana.
Died March 13, 2023 in Dickinson, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her parents,
Father Jesse Willingham Corkern
Mother Myrtis Hazel Mixon
Preceded in death by one brother and two sisters
Brother Jesse Willingham Corkern, Jr. wife Ollie Phillips
Sister Hazel Elizabeth Corkern husband Camille Sinopoli
Sister Imogene May Corkern McGraw and husband Shelby McGraw
Her family moved to Bogalusa, Louisiana where she worked for the Bogalusa, Louisiana Chamber of Commerce then married Huey Pierce Stronger The father of her children.
Shirley has two living sisters
Jeanine Barbara Corkern husband Royce Knight deceased
Evelyn Joyce Corkern husband William Ratcliff
She leaves behind with a lifetime of memories, her 3 children
Kevin Louis Stogner and wife Beverly Lavern (DECEASED)
Sheila Renee Stogner
Kyle Whitney Stogner and wife Sharon Thompson
Grandson Jacob Robert Stogner
Grand daughter Haley Noel Stogner and husband Tyler Gates
Great-Grandson Jaxon Robert Stogner
Not to forget her very smart companion Max her half yorkie mix
During her working career She worked at the following;
Howard Johnson Hotel she worked in reservations
When Astroworld Theme park was up and running.
She had worked for the following companies
Houston Cellular Phone Company —————- customer service and sale
Verizon cell Phone ——————————— customer services
Folloder Food Brokers ——————————- customer service
Shirley quit the working world and retired in the year 2000.
Shirley was a member of the (ABWA) American Business Women’s Association
Shirley was a member of a life long Special group called Lovin 11, the only live member is Richard Quesada
As well as numerous nieces and nephews and Friends.
Not to forget that Shirley’s wishes there will be no services at this time.
When the sorrow and tears are gone Shirley would like to have a celebration of life by having a crawfish boil and barbeque family and friends get together.
Tons of love, devotion & support growing up from mom.
The house was always full of people.
Her family always came 1st.
Not all moms play catch with ya in the back yard when no one else is around.
Mom and Dad had some wonderful years, but like many, lost their path together.
She was a devote Christian and surely with our Heavenly Father.
Love ya mom
-Kevin-
Though my aunt Shirley and my uncle Huey were divorced, she never left the family
Not sure how old I was why realized they were! Always had a hug when she saw me coming, my grandma Eva was one of her closest friends! She always had the kindest words for me and let me know she was proud! And always asked about my husband and family.
I know we will see each other again and our spirits will know!
I’m sure her and grandma making giggle in heaven!
Sad for your family’s loss. Prayers for all.