Obituary of Lacy Tompkins
Services for Lacy Marie Tompkins, 27, of Jacksboro will be held Sunday, February 22, 2015 in the chapel at Jones Family Funeral Home in Bridgeport, officiated by Eugene Weldon. Honorary pallbearers are Kelby Ray, Matthew Fenn, Troy Morgan, Jared Worthington, and Scott Henderson. Lacy passed away Sunday, February 15 in Jacksboro.
Lacy was born November 21, 1987 in Jackson, Mississippi to Cecil Archie Tompkins, Jr. and Janet Shirlene (Morgan) Tompkins.
She leaves behind her husband of nine years, Kelby Ray of Jacksboro; father Cecil Tompkins of Mississippi; mother Janet Tompkins of Wichita Falls; brother Troy Morgan of Wichita Falls; sister Jennifer Black of Wolfe City, Texas; grandmother Betty Hubbard of Mississippi; in-laws Ken and Ella Ray of Jacksboro; cousins Jared Worthington, Brandi Fager, Ellica Fager and Jaclyn Worthington, all of Bridgeport; nephews Matthew Fenn of Wolfe City, Chuck Morgan of Wichita Falls, Dwight Morgan of Wichita Falls, Savanna Morgan of Austin, Dustin Morgan of Cleburne, Jennifer Morgan and Jeffery Morgan of Rio Vista, Texas.
She was preceded in death by brother Wayne Fenn, nephew James Allen Fenn, and grandparents Jack Morgan Sr., Shirlene Morgan, and Cecil Archie Tompkins, Sr.
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