Obituary for Tiffany Marie Potter

One of heaven’s rarest gifts is to actually know an angel. Today heaven has called home one of its own. Always one to put the needs of others before her own, Tiffany truly is an angel. A beloved wife, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin and friend, Tiffany will be missed dearly by all whose life she touched. We will miss you, Sis; farewell. Tiffany lived each day to its fullest. She enjoyed photography, reading, sudoku puzzles and loved designing and creating stained and fused glass projects. Tiffany loved being outdoors communing with nature and took appreciation in God’s marvels and creatures. Tiffany absolutely thought that her niece and nephew are two of God’s greatest creations. One of Tiffany’s greatest loves was her Labrador Sammyson who was her constant companion through many difficult times. The family would like to thank Gilda’s club for their kindness and support. To John, Pat and Adrian at Glass Heritage, Tiffany loves you all and you will always be family. To Tiffany’s NA family – you know what you’ve meant to her. We know she would want you to do God’s will and remain on the path joyous, happy, and free. We would also like to thank the nursing staff at both the University of Iowa Hospitals and the Clarissa C. Cook Hospice House for all the care and compassion you’ve shown not only to Tiffany but to her family as well. Finally, we would like to thank a very special friend, Greg Drury. Greg has been a constant caretaker of Tiffany and Lisa’s animals and household and has always given of himself to help in time of need. Tiffany is survived by her wife Lisa Rodriguez, parents Matthew and Joan Behm and Lawrence D. “Skip” Potter, brothers Steven and Logan Potter, sisters Cary and Tara, niece Madison Potter and nephew Jackson Potter. Memorials may be made for Tiffany under the name of Joan Behm at the Family Credit Union. Tiffany’s family will greet friends beginning at noon on Saturday, July 7, 2007 to be followed by a memorial service at 1:00 p.m. at Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home, 614 Main Street, Davenport, Iowa.