In loving memory of

Sammye Charles Cottle
January 16, 1938 - August 30, 2019

Sammye Charles Kinkade Cottle took the hand of Jesus and went to her heavenly home on Friday, August 30, 2019. She had been on a long journey these last 7 years battling Alzheimer's disease. Her family rejoices that her suffering is over and she is in the arms of her loving Savior at last.

Sammye was born in Waco, Texas, January 16th, 1938. Sammye was the most wonderful Mother and Grandmother. Her influence and strong spirit filled life was an inspiration that made her children who we are today. She was a loving wife to John for 54 years on this earth. She went home on their 61st wedding anniversary to find him waiting for her at Heaven's gate.

She attended Waco High School and graduated from Baylor University. Sammye sang like an angel and loved being in the choir. She served the Lord in every walk of her life. She left an indelible mark on the lives of her family and friends.

Sammye was preceded in death by her parents Nell and Kenny Kinkade and her sisters Betty Watson and Margaret Sherman as well as her husband John Cottle. She is survived by her children--son, Chuck Cottle his wife Michele and their three children Lindsey, Madeline and Logan, and her daughter Mary Ellen Doak her husband Philip Doak and their children, Andrew, Molly and Spencer.

Tributes

BarbaraBuzbee Bates Lusk wrote on Dec 25, 2020:

"Sammye. Rest In Peace. I just found out about your entrance into heaven. How I appreciate you. I am so grateful for your gift of John 14. You are with our loved ones now. I will continue to keep your precious person in my heart with your loving parents, family and of course your husband. Your finest sweetheart. I love you ? forever. Til we meet in the clouds of glory; Yours ALWAYS, sissy (aunt ola?s grand daughter & baby doll?s daughter ) "

Dawn Haney wrote on Feb 14, 2020:

"Sweet memories of a lovely lady. "

Carol Riggins Jacobs wrote on Sep 17, 2019:

"Sammye?s gentle humble brilliant spirit touched so many lives in the 20 years I worked with her in ministry at First Baptist Church San Antonio. We were truly blessed. She will live on in all of our lives. Carol Riggins Jacobs."