Tiffany Brigham
February 28, 1954 - January 8, 2004
Obituary
Tiffany Brigham, age 49, passed away January 8, 2004 at her home. As a former resident of Millport, NY, she worked at Qwest Communications of Seattle for 13 years. Tiffany is survived by her Father and Mother, Arnold E. and June M. Brigham; her brother, Robert Brigham; her sister, Elaine Jacob Newman; three nieces and 2 nephews. Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, 01/14/04 at 10:00 AM at BONNEY-WATSON Federal Way, 1535 SW Dash Point Road, Federal Way, WA 253 839-7317.
I worked with Tiffany and often spoke with her about life and its challenges. Despite the overwhelming number of obstacles she had to overcome in her own life, she never failed to be encouraging and positive to me and to others. Even when she was in severe pain, she always found something positive to focus on.
Tiffany was a very special person, and her absence leaves a hole in my life. She will be missed greatly.
Mr. and Mrs. Brigham and Family:
I work down the hall from Tiffany and am so sorry to hear of her death. The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Tiffany is her wonderful smile. I know that she had health challenges, but they never seemed to interfere with her positive, cheerful attitude. When I would see Tiffany in the hallway, she always had a bright smile, friendly comment and positive mood. I specifically remember one day that was pouring down rain and she was heading out to do an errand. Whereas the rest of us were grumbling about the rain, Tiffany was upbeat because she had a new poncho that protected her well from the rain. I will miss her and her smile, but know that she is in a better place.
To Tiffany’s family, I am sorry to hear of Tiffany’s passing. She was always a pleasure to be around at work. She had such a possitive attitude. Tiffany will be greatly missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
To Tiffany’s family,
Tiffany was a wonderful person. We worked on the same floor, and she took time to listen to others. She never complained about her own problems. She was very sweet, and always had a smile. I will miss her.
Mr and Mrs Brigham My deepest sympathy for yourloss. Tiffany and I worked together on the same floor, one stattion over and known her for her sunny disposition. She was a very nice person and I am saddened by her untimely passing away. I will miss our cheerful hallway encounters but I know she is in peace.
To Tiffany’s family,
I just wanted to let you know that I have known Tiffany for several years through work here at Qwest. I have never in my life met anyone who had such a sunny disposition through all the pain that she was suffering. She always made you feel good with her big winning smile. I will truly miss her.
Jeni Cate
To the Brigham family:
I was saddened to hear of Tiffany’s passing. She was a terrific asset to us here in the Public Policy department at Qwest, and she was always upbeat and willing to lend a hand. We will miss her. Best wishes.
Dave Teitzel
Staff Director, Public Policy
Qwest Corporation