Golden Funeral Home has been an independent locally owned funeral service provider since Let us assist you in all of your funeral service needs. We are the only full service funeral provider in the area with the best services and prices. Bastrop, Louisiana Right across the street from McDonalds restaraunt. Sign in. Obituary of Tammy Lynn Goodman Please share a memory of Tammy Lynn to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book. Tammy Lynn Carr Goodman, age 60, loving sister and friend to many in the Bastrop and Log Cabin area, passed away on the evening of March 7, after a long battle with respiratory disease.
In her late teens and twenties, Tammy belted musical notes and songs that made listeners want to hear more. Tammy was known to swing her hips and dance a jig, all in good fun. She was gifted with a voice that could have easily placed on The Voice, a popular tv show that she watched and loved. Tammy and James fell in love while dating and married shortly after. For work, Tammy was a local convenience store clerk.
She was a natural for remembering customer names, faces and their family history after a single meet. She never met a stranger, and left plenty of long-lasting impressions.
Interacting with people brought Tammy so much joy. This enriched her life in so many ways. After Tammy became disabled, you could find her cruising the aisles of Wal-Mart on a motor cart, if one was charged and ready. Our sister adored good food. She would ask us how something tasted or quiz us about the ingredients in a dish.
Tammy had a knack for describing vittles to a tee. By far, Facebook was her favorite social media app. For the past eight years, Tammy read all of her family and friends posts.
