Tammy Lynne Pryor
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Tammy Lynne Pryor, 52?, of Independence, Missouri passed away November 12, 2017 from cancer. A memorial service will be held from 4:00-7:00PM, Monday, November 20, 2017 at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, Raytown, Missouri. Mrs. Pryor was born March 1, 1965 in Warrensburg, Missouri.
Tammy graduated from Meridian 101 class of 1983. She met her husband, John Pryor, while she was working at a restaurant in Raytown 1989 and they later married 1991. They had their first child, Angela, in 1992 and their second, Jacob, in 1998. The family has lived in Independence for 21 years. She held various management positions including Church’s Chicken and Rolox Industries on top of being a loving wife and mother. Tammy enjoyed reading, playing farmville, and was known for making her famous diaper cakes. Christmas was her favorite holiday and she would often buy so many presents you could barely see the tree (even though she had to find and buy special lights to decorate the tree with). Tammy also loved her 2 dogs, Chuckie and Demon.
She was preceded in death by mother Linda Faye Spencer and father Roger Eugene Gambell.
Survivors include husband John C.G. Pryor, daughter Angela M. Pryor, son Jacob T. Pryor, siblings David Nichols, Steven Gambell, Janie Blankenship, Larry T. Spencer, Lisa Hardman, Chris Brown, and countless other family and friends.
Tammy you were my best friend. You loved me unconditionally… No matter what stupid decisions I made in life, you were always there for me. I will miss our late night phone calls.. Until we meet again sis… I love you….
I am so sorry,may you rest in peace Tammy
fly high sweet angel…..you were the 1 thing in my life I know was positive… you always brought me up when I was down… you will be missed so much…Thank you for all the awesome years of memories I will always cherish… I love you a whole bunches in the world…???
Thank you for always being my best friend through all these years. I loved you for your kind heart and how you would help anyone at the drop of a hat. You were never judgmental and boy did we have some good times together. May you rest in peace sweet sissy. I’m not telling you goodbye because my heart can’t take it, so until we see each other again, please watch over us. I love you Tammy?