​Jacqueline Ann Vernon, age 63, went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, September 4, 2019.
Memorial Service: 2:30 pm Saturday, October 26th, at Birdville Church of Christ, 3208 Carson St., Haltom City, 76117.
She was born March 20, 1956 in Tampa, Florida to Jack and Jane Layfield and grew up in Richland Hills, Texas. She graduated from Richland High School and attended Abilene Christian University. Jacqueline worked for HEB ISD for 20 years and most recently at L.D. Bell High School. Her favorite past times were spending time with her family and friends. She loved to go to the beach at any chance possible and would say, “The beach is my happy place”. Reading and serving the Lord was a passion of hers.
 
Jacqueline is preceded in death by her father. She is survived by her loving children, Emily Jane Vernon, Mallory Ann Vernon, Mitchell Kirk Vernon, Kelly Michelle Russell and husband, Dennis; grandchild, Sydney Russell; mother, Jane Wellman Layfield; brother, Michael Stephen  Layfield and wife, Tricia; and her beloved four-legged children, Quincey and Shadow. 

​William (Bill) Collins, age 66, of Haslet, a loving husband, father and brother passed away August 23, 2019 following an eight-month battle with cancer.
William Harland Collins was born March 15, 1953 in Braham Minnesota to Carl and Miriam Collins, the fourth of seven children. He spent his childhood years in Massachusetts. The family later moved back to Minnesota where Bill attended J.H and H.S. He loved fishing, woodworking and working with his hands. His annual highlight was a 4th of July fireworks display which he put on for family, friends, and neighbors.
Bill was preceded in death by his parents Carl and Miriam Collins, a brother Charles, and a granddaughter Brayley.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 42 years, Janna Collins; children, Carrie Ann Collins and Billy(Haley) Collins; four grandsons; brothers and sisters, Thea(Russ) Troolin, Marilyn(Rev. Chuck Kackley, John(Janae) Collins, Walter(Tammy) Collins, June(Larry) Juday and a host of other relatives and friends.

Memorial Service: 1:00pm Tuesday, August 27th at North Point Church, 933 Ranch Road, Fort Worth, 76131 with Rev. Chuck Kackley officiating. Following the service, a celebration of life will immediately follow at the church. Arrangements were entrusted in the care of Lasting Impressions Funerals of North Richland Hills. For those wishing to send flowers or memorials to the family, please have them delivered to North Point Church.

Hisae Shimamoto Kanan, age 87, transitioned peacefully Sunday, August 11, 2019.
A Celebration of Life will take place Saturday, October 26th from 11am to 12 noon with lunch directly following at Sheffield Family Life center, 5700 Winner Road, Independence, MO 64127. 
Hisae was born April 25, 1932 in Nagasaki, Japan to Jiun Shimamoto and Sugi Tsutsumi Shimamoto. She began work in retail where she found a profound talent in becoming a wonderful seamstress, which became one of her passions. In 1954 she met the love of her life, Maurice Earl Kanan, a Navy Officer, they married and a year later she moved to the United States in 1957, where she focused her life raising her five children. She was a dedicated loving mother and adored spending time with her grandbabies.
She is preceded in death by her husband; daughter, Sandra Grace Kanan; grandson, Kristopher Kanan and her parents.
Hisae is survived by her loving children, William ‘Bill’ Kanan, Kathleen ‘Ann’ Estrada, Frank Kanan and Tammy Turner and husband, Larry; ten grandchildren; six great grandchildren; brothers, Tamio Tsutsumi and Hiromichi Shimamoto; sister, Setsuko Shimamoto Yanai; three nephews and five nieces.

​Suzanne Meta Helen Klein Basham, 61, passed away August 2, 2019 surrounded by her loving family.
She was born July 27, 1958 to George H. Klein and Jaqueline Elaine Nee Hamilton in Mt. Clemens, MI.
Suzanne is preceded in death by her parents.
She is survived by her loving husband, Rodney Basham; children, Alex Stroud, Jeff Stroud and Jackie Foote; step-children, Steven and Stephanie; 3 brothers and 13 grandchildren.

​Brandon Scott Lucas, 36, of Arlington TX passed away June 25, 2019 surrounded by loved ones.

​A Celebration of Brandon's Life will be held at 10:00 am Saturday, June 29th at Feragne Villa, 755 Midcities Blvd., Hurst, 76054 followed by a gathering welcoming family and friends.

Brandon was born October 14, 1982 in Fort Hood, Texas to Robert and Karen Lucas. His ability to make people laugh showed itself at a young age. As a child he enjoyed playing on the little league baseball team his father coached. Brandon was proudly called “Buckshot” by his dad. Throughout his life Brandon excelled at football, aggressive inline skating, competition fighting sports, and was just an overall athletic person. He attended Martin High School in Arlington, TX and was known by most as simply “B”. He was a loyal friend and would always have a smile waiting for you no matter how long it had been since you had last seen him. He was a giving person, even allowing many of us to claim his mother as our own (Momma Karen). He was always concerned with the happiness of others around him, maybe that is why he was always so silly...he just loved to see us smile.
Brandon met the love of his life in Meghan Hopkins. They were married September 4, 2015 in Troup, TX. Brandon and Meghan shared so many beautiful things together, they loved being outdoors and sharing sunsets. Creating things together was a shared passion. They often enjoyed art, music, dancing, going to concerts, or painting a canvas together...just being together and being young silly and in love. They made yearly trips to Pensacola FL, and at a later date Meghan will spread his ashes where Brandon said, “Heaven meets the earth”.

Brandon is survived by his loving wife, Meghan; parents, Robert (Bob) and Karen; sisters, Lindsey, Stacy and her husband Larry; nieces, Cherish, Daisy, and Chloe; mother-in-law, Trena; father-in-law, Kevin; 3 sisters-in-law; 4 brothers-in-law; aunts, uncles and extended family; numerous friends and 4 fur babies. Though we are devastated by our loss we will always honor “B” by trying to find the humor and fun in life like only he could. So try and laugh through those tears. We will see you again one day, bubba.

For those wishing to send flowers or memorials to the family, please have them delivered to the Feragne Villa.

​Irving - Jean McConaghie, 84, entered her Heavenly home on February 23, 2019.
Visitation: Monday 2/25/19 5-7 p.m. at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, 4043 W. Pioneer Dr. Irving, TX.
Service: Tuesday 2/26/19 1 p.m. at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, 4034 W. Pioneer Dr. Irving, TX.
She was born on November 10, 1934 in to the loving home of Hilton and Nina Gilliam, accompanied by her twin sister, Jane, with whom she shared many adventures.  She grew up in Brownwood Texas, where she served as a Life Guard, played tennis, and enjoyed running track.
  She met Don at the age of 15, fell hopelessly in love, and married at the tender age of 19.  They were blessed with 2 daughters, Donna Cash and Debbie Milam.
  Jean loved her Lord, and worked full-time for over 50 years as the church secretary at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church.  She sang in the choir, played the piano, taught the children, and did whatever needed to be done to further God's glory.  She was truly His hands here on earth.
  Don reflects on some of the humorous things that happened during their marriage.  He enjoyed hunting rabbits, squirrels, rattlesnakes, and frogs.  On one occasion, Jean began cooking the frog legs before Don had cut the tendons, and they began hopping!   He heard her screaming, went to the kitchen, and found her recoiling from these critters, stunned and frightened by what was happening!!  Her experience running track came in handy that day!! A great example of Proverbs 27:1”you know not what a day may bring forth"...…..when what you're cooking chases you out of the kitchen!
  She was preceded in death by her sister, Jane Rand, and her parents.
Survivors:  husband, Don; daughters-Donna Cash and husband, Fred, of Red Oak, and Debbie Milam and husband, Loyce, of Cleburne; grandsons-Joshua Milam and wife, Carrie, Matthew Milam and wife, Emily, Jordan Milam and wife, Hannah, Ryan Cash and wife, Alyssa, and Jared Cash; great-grandchildren-Jaydon, Neil, and Alice Milam, Haston an Hunter Cash.

Douglas Anson (Doug) Price, 83, Irving, TX. with his loving family around him, he slipped the surly bonds of Earth to touch the Face of God on Thursday, February 14, 2019.
Visitation:  Wednesday, February 20, 2019 5-7pm at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, 4034 W. Pioneer Dr., Irving, TX.
Funeral Service: Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 10 a.m. at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church with burial to follow 2:30 p.m. at DFW National Cemetery.
He was born into a loving family January 17, 1936 to the family of Floyd and Mattie Price, in Quanah, TX.
He had three sisters who all worked hard, played hard and sang music together. He entered into the USAF January 11, 1954 and served his country well as a aircraft mechanic. He was a long time member of Northview Baptist Church and Pioneer Drive Baptist Church and served as a deacon in both churches. He loved the Lord and his church family. He served his Lord every day. He worked to raise his family as a plumber, but supplied their needs as a hunter and fisherman. They ate all kinds of different meat made to look and taste like chili along with the hoards of fish he brought home every Sunday. On one of his fishing trips he and his best friend, Perry Ellis and two other guys came home with over 150 fish, which made the Grand Prairie News.
He was preceded in death by his parents, daughter DaRinda and sister Donnell Price.
He was very happily married to Hersel Price at the time of his death. The Lord blessed him with sons: Douglas and Sabine Price and Robbie Sanders, daughters: Gayle and Keith Blalock, Tammie Price, Jennifer and Tim Bradwell and Pam Taylor, grandchildren: Kristi, Terrence, Joshua, Casey, Ashlee, Robert, Brittney, Codie, Callum, Jason, Jacob, Zachary, Ashley, great-grandchildren: Alexis,  Lucie, Tristan, Abby, Bentley, Samuel, Easton, Adelyn,  Raiden, Baylor, D.J., Josh, Chad, Cole and Sawyer  sisters: Yvonne Simpson and Garland Moody  and a host of other family and friends.

​Mary Alice Fojtasek, age 56, a loving mother with a loving soul, passed away Tuesday, February 12, 2019.
Memorial Service: 11 a.m. Saturday, February 16, 2019 at Lamb of God Church, 3615 Maurice Ave., Fort Worth, 76111 with reception to follow after the service, at the church.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Mary’s name to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, development@afsp.org.
Mary is preceded in death by her twin sister, Patricia Jones. She is survived by her daughter, Leah Tate and husband, Kevin; son, Phillip Yates; granddaughter, Lillian Tate; parents, Isidro and Connie Garza; sisters, Diana Simpson, Victoria Garza and Monica Garza and many loving family and friends.