Dorothy Austin

On May 2, 2025, our beloved Dorothy Austin peacefully left this world at the age of 80, surrounded by the love of her family in North Richland Hills, Texas. Born on September 1, 1944, in Plainview, Texas. Dorothy was proceeded in death by her Husband Troyce M Austin, and her Father Hollis Martin, Mother Dale Cox, Siblings:
Charles, Jimmy, Richard, Virgil, Troy, Billy, Mary, and Pat. Survived by her Sisters Virginia and Carolyn, her Sons Troyce Jr, Rodney, Randy and Shane Austin, as well as her many Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. Dorothy's life was a testament to her unwavering faith, her boundless love for her family, and her deep rooted devotion to her Christian beliefs.
Dorothy was a woman whose heart sang with the love of the Lord and Her life was a beautiful melody, filled with worship songs that she sang with all her heart.
Dorothy, known lovingly to us all as Granny. One of Granny's greatest joys was being surrounded by her family, and they truly were the pride of her life. She considered them her greatest achievement, and her love for them knew no bounds.
She had a unique way of making everyone feel loved and cared for. Her acts of service spoke louder than words, showing her affection in the most practical and heartfelt ways. Whether it was a warm meal, a listening ear, or a word of encouragement, Granny always knew exactly what was needed.
Her resilience in the face of life's challenges was truly admirable. Granny never backed down from difficulties, facing them head-on with determination and faith.
This strength, coupled with her sarcastic sense of humor, made her a force to be reckoned with and a joy to be around.
Granny, we will miss your presence, your laughter, and your unwavering love. But we find comfort in knowing that you are now reunited with your loved ones, and having a great family reunion, listening to the most beautiful hymns in heaven. Your love and your lessons will live on in each of us, a testament to a life well-lived and a heart that loved without measure.
Rest in peace, dear Granny. You will forever be in our hearts