Diva of Halo Legacy Scholarship Fund

Coco was more than just a beloved figure in our community; she was a tireless advocate for safe spaces and a beacon of hope and positivity. She was one of the first entertainers for generations of patrons at Halo and at least 25 classes of TAMU, Blinn, and SHSU. Coco’s contributions to our community were unparalleled. Whether she was donating her time at the Pride Prom, raising funds for charitable organizations such as the Pride Community Center and Six Kittens Rescue, or encouraging everyone to support local businesses in times of need, Coco always went above and beyond to give back. Coco was the friend that everyone not only wanted, but needed. She was always there for support, whether you needed a shoulder to cry on, or to be read to filth to get your act together. She made it a point to make it to every birthday, wedding, baby shower, or even to stop by to give your pup some sweet love before their final days. She had the heart that, alone, could heal this world if we just had a little more time. Even after her diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, Coco's unyielding positivity and zeal for life shone through. She defied the odds, not just surviving but thriving, continuing her mission and spreading light until the very end. Coco, your bright light and unwavering spirit will be deeply missed but never forgotten. Thank you for everything you have done for our community. You have impacted more lives than you could ever know.