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”.