Samantha Leighann Vargas
Samantha Leighann Vargas, age 32, of Philadelphia, passed away unexpectedly on July 31st, leaving behind a deep and lasting impact on all who knew and loved her.
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Samantha attended Cedar Grove Christian Academy in her early years and was a proud graduate of North Penn High School, Class of 2011.
After High School, she built a career marked by hard work and adaptability. She worked as a shift manager at Wawa in Chalfont and later held roles with several organizations, including Amazon, Optum Health in Horsham, AAA Club of Warrington, Vertical Screen, Inc in Warminster and Flynn & O’Hara.
Sam will be remembered for her kind heart, sharp sense of humor, and the strength she carried through life’s challenges. Her love for her family ran deep and she cherished her time spent with them.
Sam’s survived by her loving mother, Karen Trush; her grandmother, Joan Reed, her Aunt and Uncle Jenn & Steve Pinnelli, Uncles Greg Trush and Stephen Stargell (Kate) and many cousins who meant the world to her, including Brighid, Adam, Gregory & Derek. Sam was preceded in death by her beloved Aunt, Kate Stargell.
Her loss is deeply felt by all who knew and loved her.
Services for Samantha will be held on Saturday, August 23 from 12-1:30 pm at Crescentville Baptist Church 523 Godfrey Avenue Philadelphia PA 19120. In lieu of flowers, the family asks you to donate to a local Animal Shelter or Mental Health Support Organization.
Sammy Leigh or just Leigh as I called her brought a lot of joy to our family when she was born. We looked at her more as a younger sister then a niece. We had a lot of fun and created many lasting memories. Her time here was short but impactful. I hope she is with those she loved and went before her and she found the Peace and happiness she so needed. Give my Mom and Aunt Kate a hug from me Leigh. I'll miss you all until I see you again.
I briefly knew Sammy through our work. It wasn’t a long kinship, but it was meaningful to me. I love you Sam. I hope to see you one day in an infinitely kinder world.
I briefly knew Sammy through our work. It wasn’t a long kinship, but it was meaningful to me. I love you Sam. I hope to see you one day in an infinitely kinder world.
Sammy Leigh or just Leigh as I called her brought a lot of joy to our family when she was born. We looked at her more as a younger sister then a niece. We had a lot of fun and created many lasting memories. Her time here was short but impactful. I hope she is with those she loved and went before her and she found the Peace and happiness she so needed. Give my Mom and Aunt Kate a hug from me Leigh. I’ll miss you all until I see you again.