​Jonathan Sonora
17/Agosto/1996 – Enero/07/2021
D.E.P.
Sus padres Cesar y Esmeralda Sonora; su hermano, Richard Sonora; sus tias, primos y demas familia y amigos.

Ruegan una Oracion por su alma y eterno descanzo, ya que fue un gran hijo, gran hermano y un gran amigo.

​Sus Servicios funebres se llevaran acabo el dia Viernes 15 is de Enero  del 2021 en la Iglesia Santa Rita ubicada en 5550 E. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, Tx 76112.
9:30 am – 11:30 Velacion – Recordacion, Memorial 11:30 am – 12:30 Misa.
 

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​Jonathan Sonora 17/August/1996 - January/07/2021 R.I.P. 
He is survived by his loving parents, Cesar and Esmeralda Sonora; brother, Richard Sonora; aunts, cousins and many loving family and friends. Say a prayer for his soul and eternal peace, for he was a great son, great brother and a great friend. He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
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A visitation will take place on Friday, January 15, 2021 at St. Rita Catholic Church located at 5550 E. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, Tx 76112 from 9:30am – 11:30am with Funeral Mass at 11:30 am – 12:30.

Cheryl Lynne Schuerg, 63, passed away Thursday, January 7, 2021. She was born December 31, 1957 in Junction City, Kansas. Her parents are Harvey (Deceased) Louise Pointdexter. They were in the Army at Fort Riley, Kansas and she turned out to be an Army brat. She graduated from High School in Seguin, Tx in May of 1977. Cheryl married her high school sweetheart, Robert Schuerg on April 22, 1978. They had two children, Dana Michelle Schuerg and Jesse Aaron Schuerg. Cheryl has three grandchildren, Christian Speck, Jordan Speck and Samantha Schuerg.

​Cheryl was diagnosed with cancer on December 2018 with an expectancy to live 6 months but fought very hard till January 2021.

​Survivors: Spouse, Douglas Martin; mother, Louise Pointdexter; children, Dana Michelle Schuerg Backus and husband, Gary and Jesse Aaron Schuerg and fiancée, Sheena; sisters, Cherri lee Ramirez and Dee Ann Henson and husband, Michael; nieces and nephews and many loving family and friends.


​But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not be faint.
Isiah 40:31
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Erica Rai Massey, 49, went home to be with the Lord, December 19, 2020.
She was born September 4, 1971 in Fort Worth, Texas and leaves behind to cherish her memory, four children, Kataka O’Shea West, Tashaun Ray West, Demarco Lee Reed and Cieana Antonia Muldrow; parents, James and Teresa Carroll; grandmother, Antonia Camero and many loving family and friends. 

​Riverland Keith Pointer, age 9 days, though his time with his family was short, he touched many lives and was loved deeply by those around him. His family cherishes his memory as the brief gift it was.
Family will welcome guests with visitation between 2 to 5 pm on Saturday with service beginning at 4 pm, December 19, 2020 at 120 Richard Ln, Azle, Tx 76020.  Riverland is survived by his loving mother, Tori Cheyenne Pointer; father, Josh Lorenzo; grandparents, Donald and Brandy Pointer; Keoki Lorenzo and Linn Hennessy; uncles, Blake Goodwin, Bailey Pointer and Lane Pointer; aunts, Ashely Lorenzo, Haley Lorenzo and Elizabeth Hennessy and many loving family. 

Yolanda Hernandez, 69, went to be with her Lord on Saturday, December 5th, 2020 after a courageous battle with Covid-19.
A visitation will be held on Sunday, December 13th from 6-8pm at North Point Church: 933 Ranch Rd. Fort Worth, TX 76131. A rosery will be held on the same day beginning at 7pm. Graveside services will be held on Monday, December 14th at 1pm at Mount Olivet Cemetery: 2301 N Sylvania Ave Fort Worth, TX 76131.

Yolanda was born on May 25, 1951 in Weatherford, TX to Julio and Frances Hernandez. Yolanda graduated from Trimble Tech High School and continued her education at Texas Women’s University where she earned a degree in bilingual education. Yolanda spent her entire career in Fort Worth ISD teaching and advocating for students. After a career in the classroom, Yolanda moved into administration and eventually into Affirmative Action in the administration building. After retiring, Yolanda continued to work as an advocate, taking on leadership roles as the patient advocate at her dialysis center as well as being involved with the Down Syndrome Partnership of North Texas.

Yolanda was an avid lover of music and arts. She attended concerts as often as she could and was a regular Broadway at the Bass season ticket holder. She loved sharing her passion from music and arts with those she loved.

​Yolanda was preceded in death by her Father, Julio M. Hernandez. She is survived by her mother, Frances V. Hernandez; sister, Olga Hernandez-Coar and husband, Thomas Coar; sister, Jacqueline Sprinkle and husband, Jon Sprinkle; sister Janet Hernandez- Garza and husband, Rene Garza; nephew Thomas Julio Hernandez-Coar; niece Sara Sprinkle; nephew Eric Garza; niece Francheska Hernandez-Mireles; nephew Josef Sprinkle; nephew Jonathan Hernandez- Mireles; as well as several great nieces and nephews.

​Charlotte Bernice Kelsey, 72, passed quietly from this life and into eternity with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on the evening of November 28, 2020. Charlotte was born February 16, 1948 in Wichita Falls, TX to Jack and Bernice (Cross) Kelsey, she grew up the third of five children. She graduated from Central High, Marlow, OK in 1966 and was voted most popular in both her junior and senior years. She attended Draughon’s Business College in Oklahoma where she excelled in typing and shorthand, then married Joe Altom on June 20, 1969. Charlotte became the loving mother of two children and spent the rest of her life caring for and about them. She was always willing to assist and help her kids. Her desire was to be a mother and home-maker, but she worked many secretarial and clerk jobs to make ends meet over the course of her working career. In the early 1970’s she became a born-again Christian and began a 45+ year relationship with Christ and raised her children to know that there was a God in Heaven that loved them. She enjoyed being a member of the Word of Faith Church Choir for a time, and later also worked several years as a phone prayer minister for Christian ministries in the DFW area. Charlotte loved Christmas, bison, and growing roses. Inside her home was decorated with many bison pictures and figurines, and she was content to have her Christmas tree up all year long. Outside, she always had many rose bushes planted around her yard and she spent her free time pruning and fussing over them. She is survived by her brother Melvin and wife Marsha of Wichita Falls, TX; half-brother Jimmy of Houston, TX; sister Jodie of Wichita Falls, TX; children Lana Kelsey of Watauga, TX; Clifton and wife Georgia of Keller, TX. She was a grandmother to Trey, Tyler, Landon, Haydon, Savanna, Logan, Aubrey and Will. She became a Great-grandmother to Dakota days before her death. Charlotte lived a simple life and really did not enjoy ceremony or production, so in accordance with her wishes there will be no funeral service, she will be cremated and her ashes scattered “somewhere there are Buffalo”.   

In the late hours of Monday night, November 09,2020, Brad found a peaceful, shallow place to cross the river Jordan. He felt no pain as Jesus took his hand and lead him into the presence of GOD.
Service: 2:00pm Friday, November 13, 2020 at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church with visitation prior to service at 1:00pm, 4034 W Pioneer Dr., Irving, Tx 75061.
He was born October 13, 1959 to Henry and Naomi Ritter in Oak Cliff, Texas. His Sister, Renetta was a large influence on his life. They were a happy family growing up in Pioneer Drive Baptist Church. Brad had a hard life but faced it all with power and grace. He will be remembered for his kindness, sensitivity and optimistic attitude for life and living.
Brad was a fun-loving man. We found this on his Face book page; “I am old, and I realize I still have so many unanswered questions!!!! I never found out who let the Dogs Out...where's the beef...how to get to Sesame Street... why Dora doesn't just use Google Maps...Why do all flavors of fruit loops taste exactly the same......why eggs are packaged in a flimsy paper carton, but batteries are secured in plastic that's tough as nails...why women can't put on mascara with their mouth closed... why "abbreviated" is such a long word... why lemon juice is made with artificial flavor yet dish-washing liquid is made with real lemons... why they sterilize the needle for lethal injections... and, why do you have to "put your two cents in" but it's only a "penny for your thoughts" where's that extra penny going ... why do The Alphabet Song and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star have the same tune... why did you just try to sing those two previous songs... and just what is Victoria's secret? He was a loving son, brother, grandson, uncle, and friend. His mother said he was a ‘mamma’s boy’.
Preceded in death by, father, Henry Ritter; son, Clinton Ritter; sister, Renetta Ritter and step-father, Sam Young. Left to cherish his memory, daughters, Brittany Ritter of Ft. Worth, TX and Jessica Phillips and husband, Jared of Mabank, TX.; five grandchildren, Harlie, Autumn & Alyssa Ritter and Wyatt & Charlie Phillips; mother, Naomi Young; nephews, Matthew Ritter and Hunter Glick; uncle, James Dodd; aunt, Betty Stone, Wanell Dodd, Nell Dodd, along with a host of other family and friends.

Teresa Kathleen “Kathy” Tobias, age 61, passed away peacefully on October 1, 2020 at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth.

Memorial Service: 5:45 pm Thursday, October 22, 2020 at One Faith Church, 1200 Roberts Cutt Off Rd., River Oaks, Tx 76114.

Kathy was born in Fort Worth and lived most of her life there. At a very young age, Kathy learned to maintain the household and care for her siblings, as her mother worked full-time. Once she was of age, she entered the workforce and worked most of her life in communications. Kathy was strong and kind-hearted. She was always full of love, kindness, generosity, and laughter. She had many stories to tell and lessons to teach. She found the most joy in helping others, and in being a grandmother.
​Kathy was survived by her mother, Teresa C. Vela; her only son, Richard Tobias; her grandson, Samuel Elijah Tobias; her siblings, Isabel Brickey, Antonio Ramirez, Ruben Ramirez, Steve Ramirez, Madeline M. Vela, Mary Jane Lopez, Adam Valdez Jr., and Ruby Ann Valdez. She is preceded in death by her siblings Samuel Ramirez, Jesse Leonard Ramirez, and Paul Martinez.

Sammie Lee Thomason, 93 years old, passed away peacefully on October 14, 2020. Born in Saginaw, Texas to Raleigh & Ruby Thomason on October 1, 1927, he lived his life on Northside of Fort Worth where he bought and sold livestock in the old Cow-Town Stockyards. He rode a horse down Main St. when it was a dirt road.

​He was a professional horse trainer and raced his own horses. His horse, Lampass Kidd, won the Delta Downs on December 18, 1993. Sam also won an $8,000 Purse for his horse, Miss Millie on April 20, 1978. His greatest winning horse race was for a horse named, “Come-on-Jeannie” named after his wife, Jean.

He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Married for 51 years, his wife, Jean passed away in 2014. He is survived by two sisters, Helen and Kay; a daughter, Kathy; two granddaughters, Raquel and Rebecca; five great grandchildren, Gavin, Savanah, Wesley, Cody and Katelyn as well as cousins, Ronnie & Maria and Donnie & Debbie; nieces, Kandiss and Carla.
Sam’s remaining special friends are Henry & Pat Withee and Mike Crow and wife.

A memorial service will take place on Saturday, November 14, 2020 at 12 noon at Saginaw Park Baptist Church, 512 S Blue Mound Rd., Fort Worth, Tx 76131; Pastor Dennis Hudson officiating. 

Waldo Roberto Pol Gonzalez, age 56, went home to be with the Lord Thursday, October 8, 2020.