Fort Worth-Devra Lynn Engen-Hunter passed away Wednesday, April 8, 2020 at the age of 54.
Graveside Service: 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at Arwine Cemetery, 700 Arwine Cemetery Road, Euless, Texas 76040.
Visitation: 1 – 4 p.m. Monday, April 13, 2020 at Brown, Owens & Brumley’s Joe B. Brown Memorial Chapel. Due to the Covid 19 Virus, the number of people at one time will be limited.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Devra’s memory to the American Heart Association, P. O. Box 841125, Dallas, Texas 75284-1125.
Devra was born May 24, 1965 to Glen and Cheryl Engen of Fort Worth, Texas. She was a student at Oscar Dean Wyatt High School and Everman High School. She studied Emergency Medical Services at TCC (TCJC) Northeast Campus, Paralegal at Texas State Technical College and attended Dallas Institute of Funeral Services where she became a Licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer. She was a Funeral Director/Embalmer for Brown, Owens & Brumley Funeral Home, Customer Care Associate and Technical Support for Xerox, Dispatcher for Gifford-Hill and Hanson, Dispatch Manager for Integrity Transport, LLC along with being a full time wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member of the Ladies Oriental Shrine. Devra was a Christian woman who lived to love and protect her family. She was witty, funny, generous, loving and always put others before herself. Her door was always open for anyone who needed a safe place and a friendly ear if someone needed to talk. She enjoyed the outdoors, loved her football “GO COWBOYS” and “TCU HORN FROGS”, a good steak and margaritas, music, traveling and most of all her grandchildren. She was a loving wife, mother, family member and friend. She was admired, adored and deeply loved and will be greatly missed by many. The world is losing a precious life and Heaven is gaining an Angel with a heart of gold!
Devra was preceded in death by her father, Glen Engen.
Survivors: Husband of 23 years, William “Bill” Murphy; mother, Cheryl Anderson; daughter, Jennifer Huss and husband Sam Huss; sister, Tami Carson and husband Wade; sister, Kristi Anderson; brother, Brent Anderson and wife Jeana; brother, Brian Anderson and wife Rhonda; granddaughter, Kayleigh Huss; granddaughter, RaeLynn Maupin; 3 nieces, 5 nephews and many friends.
Brown Owens & Brumley Family Funeral Home
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Penny Ballard Bivens
This sweet lady will be missed! We hadn’t seen each other since our high school years, but we reconnected on FB and it was so nice catching up with each other. Devra was still the kind and positive person I remembered from high school, and she always had uplifting words for everyone. I am so sad that she endured illness, but I know she is rich in the love her family and friends have for her. Rest In Peace Devra!
Sherilyn Daugherty Russell
SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE
Lesa Griffin
My deepest condolences. While Devra and I had not seen each other in years, it was nice to reconnect with her on Facebook. She had such a warm and caring spirit. She will be missed.
Charlotte McCormack
I was born into a large, loving, extended family with lots of cousins, Devra was one of those very special cousins that I stayed close to through the years. I remember babysitting with her at Aunt Louises House when I was about 12 or 13. Lots of good memories through the years. We’ve had our cousin get togethers for a long time as often as we could get together. We usually had a gift exchange, didn’t matter if it was a $5.00 gift, we always had a blast. Since we can’t be with the family like we would like to at this very sad time because of the Coronavirus, we will have our next cousin get together in memory of our sweet Cousin Devra. She’s gonna be missed so much by so many. RIP Sweet Cousin.❤️
Serena Holland
Kristin and Kyle,
We are sorry for your loss, we love you very much.
Dad and Serena
Sonya Zacarias Phillips
My long time childhood friend from our old neighborhood Forest hills Tx, my longtime neighbor. I will miss you dearly, I will always cherish all those wonderful memories we shared as kids. Gone too soon my friend. Rest in peace now. Love you always
Tonietta Greene Scott
Awww my sweet friend. You will truly be missed. I remember when you spent a night when we played ball together during our pre teens. What a beautiful memories of us staying up late and having to make sure when didn’t get in trouble by my Dad. We had to get up and play that softball game and we was so sleepy but we made it through. We had a blast.
He loves you and so did mama Greene. TIH sweet Angel. So glad I share some joy with you. LOVE Tonietta
Patsy Radenz
Devra found me on Facebook about 3-4 years ago. She recognized a photo of our son Blaine somewhere, and then, having correct spelling of our unusual last name, looked me up. We lived down the street from Devra and her family for about five years, from 1971-1976, in a then-new Forest Hill subdivision. I was a stay-at–home mom, and kids were always at my house, so we met Devra and all her siblings. My children were Blaine and Kim…in 1976, after we moved, Jonathan was born. We are long retired and most of my pictures are stored at Kim’s, but I know I have photos of Devra/siblings at birthday parties, etc. I can locate them later if anyone should want copies. I felt rather honored that, after all those years, she found me. We sold our home and live/travel in RV, so are not in area part of the year. Tried to meet her at Whataburger once, but something came up and she could not make it. Sure wish I had gotten to know her better as an adult. She was a cute, polite little girl who was always welcome at our home.
Debra Jones
Prayers to your family. Devra was one of my class mates of 83. She was very kind. She will forever be in our hearts. “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.
Elizabeth
Rest now sweet Deda. And save us a spot up there. Tell mamaw we miss her.
Dei Kelley
Devra you will be missed my dear childhood softball team friend. God bless and keep Devra’s family .
Love, Dei Daniels Kelley