Birth date: Jun 18, 1920 Death date: Mar 18, 2018
Wyoneen Dugger, 97, of Wildwood passed away Sunday, March 18, 2018. Mrs. Dugger was born June 18, 1920 in Oxford to John Henry and Laura (Griggs) Perry. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Oxford where she was the orga Read Obituary
Wyoneen is my grandmother. We call her Mammy. As y'all might imagine, she was everything you could ask for in a grandmother. She was always so sweet, comforting, and supportive. Many of my fondest childhood memories are with Mammy.
She and Marcus (Pappy) were quite the pair. I remember them coming to my high school football games in Ocala. One night, our game was played in a terrible thunderstorm so they stayed in their car in the parking lot and listened to it on the radio.
Mammy was always good for some meaningful advice. She was also a wonderful listener. I spent many weekends at her house and she spoiled us like you wouldn't believe. Big 'ol hamburgers for breakfast. French fries at 11:30 PM...whatever we wanted.
I married a "yankee" from Omaha in 1993. I will never forget the time Mammy asked my wife for a "piller" when she was visiting our house. My wife had no idea how to interpret Mammy's southern voice. Mammy continued to politely ask for a piller a few times until I explained to my wife that she wants a "pillow" for bed. Fun times.
Mammy made me a better person. I will always love her and miss her deeply.
Mike Lucas (Karen's oldest son)
Wyoneen overflowed with the joy of her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We were blessed to know her. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family. May the joy of the Lord fill your hearts and minds as you celebrate God's gift to each of you when he gave you Wyoneen.
My most sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family. God give you peace and strength as you go through this very trying time.
Denise Driggers
To the Dugger Family: Thanks for sharing Ms. Wyoneen, she was an inspiration to everyone that knew her. Of course I have known her all of my life and she was always the sweetest person always asking about my family. I will always have memories of her playing the organ at church. I know she is now where she wanted to be. May God bless each of you while you deal with the void that she left which will never be replaced.
Ms. Dugger, until we meet again.
