Stephen Strawn
Stephen Strawn
January 24, 1961 ~ May 8, 2024
Stephen Strawn, 63, of Daingerfield was born on January 24, 1961 in Dallas to Vernon and Mary Nell Tigert Strawn. He passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at his residence in Jenkins. He was a graduate of Daingerfield High School. Stephen married Myra Brooks on September 24, 1995. He loved his family especially his grandkids. He loved fishing and anything outdoors. Stephen was preceded in death by his father; loving wife, Myra Nell Strawn and grandson, Chris Dunn Donihoo. Those left to cherish his memories include children, Tonya Whited and husband Jimmy, Larry Donihoo and Michele; grandchildren, Sadge Chapman, Tiara Bernon and husband Michael, Kaylia Chavez and husband Chris, Michael Carpenter and wife Kristin, Dusty Donihoo, Dharbi Donihoo, Diego Donihoo, Dusty Whited, Chris Moss, Julian Moss, and Kainan Moss; 11 great- grandchildren; mother, Mary Nell Strawn; brother, Terry Strawn and wife Cindy as well as numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives. A celebration of Stephens life will be held at 1 PM, Saturday, June 1, 2024 at 831 CR 2510, Naples, Texas. Honoring his requests cremation arrangements and services have been entrusted to the Horn family at Horn-Nail-Haggard Funeral Home in Daingerfield.
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Sorry for y’all’s loss. Praying for your families.
Terry Lee and
Praying for y’all!!!Love y’all lots
I’m so sorry to hear this, My prayers 🙏& Condolences are with the family & friends, he was an great man and full of life
I’ve had two friends in my life that were so close that I felt like they were an extension of me and I of them. Stephen Strawn was one of them. I believe it was 1977 when he and I along with Eddie McGee and Mason Hughes were somehow at the age of 16 allowed to set out for Eddie’s sister’s place in Dallas (Mason driving) with big plans and tickets to see KISS (Styx opening) in Fort Worth. We no sooner got to Eddie’s sister’s place and Stephen heads to the pool for a swim. He did love to swim! Not realizing the shallow nature of the pool, he commences to dive in as we watched on. Seconds later he emerged with blood pouring down his forehead!
Well not to worry, a band aid later and we are off to the show! I doubt anybody ever doubted his toughness and loyalty!
Until we meet again my friend. Love ya!