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Dung Thanh
Tran
Jul 14, 1964 — Jul 20, 2026
Irving
We are here to celebrate the life of Dung Thanh Tran, known affectionately by many as Anh Tho. Born on July 14, 1964, in Vietnam, Dung lived a life marked by courage, resilience, and dedication. He touched many lives with his warm heart and memorable spirit, creating an indelible impact on everyone he met. Dung's journey of life, though it ended on July 20, 2026, was filled with remarkable experiences and milestones that will be remembered by those who loved him.
Dung was a steadfast figure in the Dallas community, where he resided for 30 years. His resilient spirit was evident in his dedicated work as a welder, contributing to Signal Metal for over 30 years. Dung's dedication and tireless work ethic were a testament to his character, and he was respected by all who worked with him. His life was a testament to the power of unwavering loyalty and dedication to one's craft, making him a role model in his community and beyond.
Dung is survived by his loving wife, Dung Do, and their three sons, Marvin Tran, Johnson Tran, and Hong Nguyen. His courage and resilience were not only evident in his work but also in his role as a loving husband and father. Dung's love for his family was immense, and his legacy lives on through them. He was preceded in death by his parents, whose memory he kept alive through stories and shared experiences.
The visitation and funeral service to honor Dung's life will be held on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 2:00pm CDT at FunerAria, located at 1820 North Belt Line Road, Irving, Texas, 75061. We invite you to join us in remembering and celebrating Dung's life.
In memory of Dung, we encourage friends and family to share their favorite stories, memories, and photos on his memorial page. Let us come together to celebrate his remarkable life and the positive impact he had on each of us. His courage, resilience, and dedication will forever be remembered and cherished.
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