Dana Michelle Yarbrough McLaughlin, 51, of Sheffield, passed away on December 25, 2024. She was a beloved caregiver for Scope 310 and a devoted member of Faith Church.
Dana is survived by her loving parents, Robert Charles “Chuck” Yarbrough and Lisa Yarbrough, her brothers Richard Crawford (Claire) and Nathan Crawford (Candace), her sisters Whitney Chaney (Chris), Leslie Willingham, and Heather King (Lee), as well as her cherished nephews Greyson Chaney, Logan Willingham, Mason King, Carter King, Jace & Elias Crawford, and Cam Crawford, and her niece Sofia Crawford. She is also survived by her grandparents, H.C. & Polly Edmonds.
The family will hold a private graveside service at a later date to honor Dana’s memory.
Dana was known as an angel on earth, radiating joy and love wherever she went. Her infectious smile and unwavering strength touched the lives of all who knew her. She had a deep love for animals, her family and friends, and was a devoted fan of Dave Matthews Band and Michael Jackson. Her impact on this world will never be forgotten.
To Dana, we say, until we meet again, pookie. You will be deeply missed and forever loved.

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