Mrs. Priest passed away at her home on July 17, 2020. She was born December 14, 1959 in Downey, California.
Missy grew up and lived in Van Zandt County most of her life. She loved her career as a register nurse and worked in the Tyler hospitals. It was there she was honored to have been a part of the beginning of the Heart Hospitals. Always eager to learn and to help others learn, she enjoyed being a guest speaker at medical conferences. Missy loved her animals and riding horses. She was able to publish a book entitled, "Child of the Wilderness" and was working on a second book. She was a member of St. Justin's Episcopal Church in Canton.
Mrs. Priest is preceded in death by her parents, Jack Schweitzer and Joann Adams White.
...published by Eubank Funeral Home, Canton Texas
Missy grew up and lived in Van Zandt County most of her life. She loved her career as a register nurse and worked in the Tyler hospitals. It was there she was honored to have been a part of the beginning of the Heart Hospitals. Always eager to learn and to help others learn, she enjoyed being a guest speaker at medical conferences. Missy loved her animals and riding horses. She was able to publish a book entitled, "Child of the Wilderness" and was working on a second book. She was a member of St. Justin's Episcopal Church in Canton.
Mrs. Priest is preceded in death by her parents, Jack Schweitzer and Joann Adams White.
...published by Eubank Funeral Home, Canton Texas
Mrs. Priest passed away at her home on July 17, 2020. She was born December 14, 1959 in Downey, California.
Missy grew up and lived in Van Zandt County most of her life. She loved her career as a register nurse and worked in the Tyler hospitals. It was there she was honored to have been a part of the beginning of the Heart Hospitals. Always eager to learn and to help others learn, she enjoyed being a guest speaker at medical conferences. Missy loved her animals and riding horses. She was able to publish a book entitled, "Child of the Wilderness" and was working on a second book. She was a member of St. Justin's Episcopal Church in Canton.
Mrs. Priest is preceded in death by her parents, Jack Schweitzer and Joann Adams White.
...published by Eubank Funeral Home, Canton Texas
Missy grew up and lived in Van Zandt County most of her life. She loved her career as a register nurse and worked in the Tyler hospitals. It was there she was honored to have been a part of the beginning of the Heart Hospitals. Always eager to learn and to help others learn, she enjoyed being a guest speaker at medical conferences. Missy loved her animals and riding horses. She was able to publish a book entitled, "Child of the Wilderness" and was working on a second book. She was a member of St. Justin's Episcopal Church in Canton.
Mrs. Priest is preceded in death by her parents, Jack Schweitzer and Joann Adams White.
...published by Eubank Funeral Home, Canton Texas
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