Kelsi Erin Messick

Psalm 16:11 You make known to me the path of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand there are pleasures forever more. Kelsi Erin (Johnson) Messick, age 31, of Graham, formerly of Snyder, went to be with the Lord on August 10, 2017. Visitation for Mrs. Messick will be Saturday, August 12, 2017 from 6 to 7pm at Miller Family Funeral Home. Services will be Sunday, August 13, 2017 at 3:00 pm at Colonial Hill Baptist Church with Dr. Tommy Culwell officiating. Burial will follow at Hillside Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are under the direction of Miller Family Funeral Home. Kelsi was born September 18, 1985 to her proud parents Tommy and Vicki (HInshaw) Johnson. She was an active and loved Snyder Tiger. She was awarded Class Favorite her Jr. and Sr. Year of high school, Miss SHS and Homecoming Queen. Kelsi married Kris Messick on March 17, 2013. Together, they welcomed the light of their life, Kooper Kindred on September 21, 2012. Because of Kelsi's heart of gold, radiant smile, infectious personality and genuine love, she found her calling in nursing. She made her mark on everyone who crossed paths with her. Survivors include her husband Kristopher Messick and son Kooper Kindred Messick of Graham Parents Tommy Kindred Johnson and Vicki Lynn of Snyder Four Siblings Bradi (Johnson) Williams and husband Cody Bob of Abilene Eric Trent, Misty Jade and Bethany Kade of Snyder Nephew and Niece Beckett Dale and Avery Lou Williams of Abilene Paw Paw Hershel Hinshaw of Snyder Uncle and Aunts Charlie and Leesa Johnson of Gorman Randy and Margaret Seaton of Roby Brent Hinshaw of Denton Toby and Traci Hinshaw of Arlington Cousins Sally (Reagan) Walsh of San Antonino Clancy and Hollie Reagan of San Antonio Lecile and Kim Johnson of Roby Casey and Alison Johnson of Snyder Cory and Amanda (Johnson) Maxfield of Snyder Cordelia Shea Seaton of Roby Tate Hinshaw of Arlington Tanner Hinshaw of Arlington She is preceded in death by Memaw Pat Hinshaw Grandpa Selby Kindred Johnson Grandmother Patsy Lou ( Herron) Johnson Aunt Cordelia (Johnson) Reagan "The devastation left to those living is a testament to the value of the life that was left behind." -Beth Vela (Clements)