Erica Rachel’ Bennett, 37, passed away October 6, 2019 due to unexpected health complications. Funeral services will be held Saturday, October 12 at 10AM, at Vineyard Church North Phoenix – 6250 W Peoria Ave. Glendale, AZ 85302. Erica was born January 27, 1982 in Houston, Texas the daughter Greg and Freida McMahon. She is survived by her four children, Dylan, Chloe, Brandyn and Abigail, as well as her three sisters, mother and father. Always inspired and creative, Erica’s free time was often spent designing and crafting jewelry by hand. This creativity also manifested in her love of fashion and cosmetics, driving her to complete cosmetology school in Atlanta, GA As an ultimate career goal, Erica aspired to become a counselor providing guidance to women struggling with addiction. Most of her adult life was spent in Houston, Atlanta, and then most recently Phoenix, where she reunited with her sisters, mother, father, nieces and nephews. Her family is forever grateful that they were able to spend her later days near her, creating new and forever cherished memories. Erica was as strong and steadfast in spirit as anyone you will ever meet. She left a mark on the hearts of her loved ones and will be dearly missed. Her survivors rest easier with the knowledge she is now at peace and with our Heavenly Father.
Erica Rachel’ Bennett, 37, passed away October 6, 2019 due to unexpected health complications. Funeral services will be held Saturday, October 12 at 10AM, at Vineyard Church North Phoenix – 6250 W Peoria Ave. Glendale, AZ 85302. Erica was born January 27, 1982 in Houston, Texas the daughter Greg and Freida McMahon. She is survived by her four children, Dylan, Chloe, Brandyn and Abigail, as well as her three sisters, mother and father. Always inspired and creative, Erica’s free time was often spent designing and crafting jewelry by hand. This creativity also manifested in her love of fashion and cosmetics, driving her to complete cosmetology school in Atlanta, GA As an ultimate career goal, Erica aspired to become a counselor providing guidance to women struggling with addiction. Most of her adult life was spent in Houston, Atlanta, and then most recently Phoenix, where she reunited with her sisters, mother, father, nieces and nephews. Her family is forever grateful that they were able to spend her later days near her, creating new and forever cherished memories. Erica was as strong and steadfast in spirit as anyone you will ever meet. She left a mark on the hearts of her loved ones and will be dearly missed. Her survivors rest easier with the knowledge she is now at peace and with our Heavenly Father.
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