 Faith Anne Hadley With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, Faith Anne Hadley, who passed away peacefully on May 7, 2026, at the age of 58.
Faith was born on April 4, 1968, in Bristol to Jacqueline May Toms and Charles Toms. She later made her home in Fort Worth, where she built a life centered around love, family, faith, and caring for others. Faith earned her bachelor’s degree from Tarrant County College and dedicated her career to helping others as a Career Advisor. She had a compassionate heart, a listening ear, and a way of making people feel seen and valued. Her kindness and strength touched countless lives. Above all else, Faith loved her family deeply. She was a devoted mother to Kelley Hadley, Courtney Hadley, Andrew Hadley, and Alexandra Hairrell. She was also a proud and loving grandmother to Micah Hadley, Malachi Henderson, Clyde Grossman, Landon Coronado, Hazel Coronado, and Leon Hairrell, all of whom brought immense joy to her life. Faith is preceded in death by those who welcomed her into eternal peace and is survived by her children, grandchildren, parents, extended family, and many friends who will forever cherish her memory. Faith will be remembered for her warmth, her resilience, her unwavering love for her family, and the gentle spirit she carried through every season of life. Though our hearts are broken, we find comfort in knowing she is no longer suffering and is now resting in the arms of the Lord. “Her children arise and call her blessed.” — Proverbs 31:28
8 Comments
Robin
5/14/2026 09:56:30 am
My sincerest sympathies to the family.
Marcie MJ Gonzales
5/14/2026 09:58:36 am
Faith,
Eran Gibson
5/14/2026 02:00:03 pm
Sending you and your family love and prayers. Faith will truly be missed. I am so thankful and grateful that God allowed me time with her during our mini breaks. From the very first day we started talking in the break room, her soft voice stood out to me, and it became the beginning of a beautiful friendship filled with spiritual conversations, daily laughs, and genuine kindness. She carried such a warm spirit, and I will always cherish the moments we shared. Keeping you all lifted in prayer during this difficult time.
Michelle Echeveste
5/14/2026 04:35:42 pm
Faith,
Adrian D. Riojas
5/15/2026 05:34:21 am
I am deeply honored to have known faith as a colleague at Tarrant County College. She was the embodiment of a servant leader and her infectious smile would light up any room. She will truly be missed, but just for her friendship, but for the infectious joy she brought to the world. I look forward to the day or we will meet again in heaven. May a gods comfort be with her family.
Yvonne Marie Curtis
5/15/2026 07:48:40 am
I want to first give honor to God for allowing myself and faith to come together at the time I needed her as much as she needed me. She was my career advisor at TCC River campus. I Recently enrolled there, I never attended college before, I asked God for leadership and guidance in the career that he has chosen me to take. He actually sent me to the college when I was there to verify my voters registration. After which I was on my way out the door when he spoke to me and told me to go back and register for class. Not knowing that I needed a career advisor. I asked him to show me who it is that I need to speak with a regarding to my career. . Not knowing that I needed a career advisor. I asked him to show me who it is that I need to speak with in regarding to my Education period. I was advised to go to the office of advisory and that’s where I Met Fsithe. She greeted me with a beautiful smile, a soft, handshake, and a humbling spirit, when she introduced herself to me, she told me her name was Faithe, And then she’s gonna guide me to the path that I need to succeed there at the school. When she said that I immediately told her God appointed her to help me. We both smiled and walked into her office, It was a small office, but it was well placed, and Soft , Peaceful, Anointed area. I felt The presence of the Holy Spirit there🥰 I knew I was in the right place at the right time for her life as well as mine. I would often go into her office just to get a hug and to smile at her and to make her smile I knew she was battling and infirmity we had conversations about the same ordeal. That’s santaic demon that has been playing both of our lives. I told her. That I two had battled with cancer that was the time that I knew God had placed me in her life. For a reason, I will bring joy to her every time I walk into her room she would be so excited to see me we pray together, we cried, and we enjoyed each other’s company. I would always make a attempt to come and see her on the day she disclosed her cancer to me. My heart went out to her. I really just wanted to make her happy even though she never knew who I was, but God knew us. We are sisters in Christ, we were trying to enjoy the journey for God in his plan, and the Major plan was for us to meet. So I just wanted the family to know that out of all the students that she helped I really loved Faith, I tried to be the best encouragement she could have at that school, I know that she’s not suffering anymore. She’s in the hands and then the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ. I also want to mention that I noticed her collection of teddy bears and on Valentine’s Day. I went and bought her a teddy bear and gave her a heart felt loving card a must hurt things from the school. I pray that you find that card and that brown hearted teddy bear, and now that it was from my heart. I will continue to lift you up in prayer during this difficult time. But be assured that she was loved by me. I am a 68-year-old college student majoring in criminal justice
Theron Smith
5/15/2026 07:57:16 am
Faith was such a blessing to work with and an encouraging sister in Christ. She was so gentle and such a welcoming presence. I will miss her. I am glad that she's at home with God.
Kimberlyn Moore-DeBrossard
5/18/2026 07:30:56 am
My heart is so heavy right now. Faith was a remarkable woman-our coworker, mentor, and friend. Faith was more than a colleague; she was a light in our workplace. As a Career Advisor she dedicated herself to helping others find direction, purpose, and confidence. She had a rare gift, the ability to listen, to uplift, and to make every person she encountered feel seen, valued, and important. What I will ALWAYS remember about Faith is not just what she did, but how she made US feel. She carried herself with grace, resilience, and a quiet strength that left a lasting impression on me. Her warmth and kindness will live on. I feel so blessed and honored to have met her. Faith, you will be forever missed but never forgotten. Until., we meet again. Leave a Reply. |
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