Tami Lyn Feagler went down swinging in a boxing ring against some a-hole named Can Cer on June 4, 2016, in Portland, Ore., while family cheered her on. She was born on June 25, 1964, in Cheyenne, Wyo., to Helen Eckerle and Leonard Feagler. She graduated from Hellgate High School in Missoula, Mont., in 1982, and moved to Anchorage, Alaska, in 1983. Tami worked in the service industry for more than 30 years and recently became co-owner of the Crossroads Lounge. She had a passion for giving people she it and making them laugh. She will be remembered for her huge heart, quick wit, sarcasm and toilet paper Tuesdays. She is survived by her fiance, Todd Kociemba; daughter, Jennifer Feagler; stepson, Boone Sherman; sisters, Diane Feagler, Susan Forster (John Forster) and Debra Feagler (James Rinehart); nieces, Malia Carter and Briannah Flowers; nephews, Andrew Granger and Michael Granger; and grandchildren, Nadia Sherman and BreAnna Sherman. In honor of Tami, remember that another way to say youre welcome is rectum. Instead of saying correct, say erect. Raise a glass of Vendange Chardonnay to the funniest and strongest woman I've ever known. Rest in peace, dear. To make donations, please search Tami Feagler at giveforward.com.