Dayma Lynette Michel
2/1/1960 - 9/17/2024
Dayma Lynette Moses-Michel, 64, of Kerrville, passed into an afterlife with her God on 9/17/24. She was born in Clovis, NM to Paul Moses and Delma Rumler on 2-1-60. She attended Tivy High School in Kerrville and graduated from San Marcos Baptist Academy .She married Jack Michel on 9-21-91 in Kerrville Texas. She worked as a customer service, sales clerk and retail management for numerous companies in Kerrville. Dayma was preceded in death by her mother and father, Michael Moses brother, Paula Moses sister, Michael Davis brother, Tommy Moses brother, Jacquie Moses-Renau sister, Connie Moses- Moore sister and several dear friends.
Survivors include Pat Moses brother, Shelly Hicks sister, LaRene Kvichak sister, LoReacy Moses sister, Maxine Moses-Buckingham sister, Barbara Moses- Hassell sister, Paul Dole nephew, Crystal McClintik niece, Bill Henley nephew, Brian Schmitt nephew, Lynette Rowland niece, Mike Randolph nephew, Ben Randolph nephew, and many cousins, great nieces and nephews .
Memorials in Dayma's name may be donated to local Women Sober Homes, in order to finance a woman's stay.
Condolences may be sent to www.grimesfuneralchaples.com
Our family wishes to extend our sincere thanks to nurses: Shanna Page RN, Heather Harris RN, Barbara Reed RN at Comfort nursing care and Melinda,Juanita and Kish of Alamo Hospice of Kerrville.
A celebration of life will be held in Kerrville at a later date to be announced on Dayma's Facebook page.
Also "Camp Dayma" at Folk Festival so her festival friends can share memories.
SASSY was her way of living
She was so much more than all of those things!
She was a talented classical and rock pianist, even sitting in with local bands, she had a beautiful voice also. She enjoyed live music and befriended uncountable amount of musicians.
She was artistic, doing flower arrangements for weddings and baby showers, and recently creating jewelry art.
When her best friend died she helped support her daughter,son and grandchildren.
When our mother was ill, she took her in her home.
Folk Festival was a large part of her life, she volunteered and she worked in the office, she roamed the camps all night to hear musicians.
She was a great travel partner and loved a good road trip!
Her wit was sharp and quick and she was known for always having something funny to say , always intelligent.
She has 1000s of friends who love her kindness and ability to truly listen.
She had a soft spot for her nieces and nephews, never saying no to anything she could give them .
We will miss her so much, there is no replacement.
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