Elizabeth Rose Bass was born on May 14, 1928 to Charlie and Edna Hagood. It was Mother's Day and her parents' first wedding anniversary. The Lord graciously blessed Elizabeth with 92 years on this earth and took her to be with Him on Sept. 6, 2020.
Elizabeth was a devoted follower of Jesus. She revered God and attended to His word. She took joy in His creation and His creatures. She was often seen tending her flowers or sitting under her magnolia tree reading the Bible.
Elizabeth used her gifts from the Lord to serve others, and she served them well. She was a talented baker, and often expressed her love with gifts from her kitchen.
Through the years, Elizabeth served her family generously and sacrificially. She could be counted on to help in any circumstance.
Liz loved having fun, and often delighted those around her with her capricious personality and witty quips, even in her last days. Her sense of fun was especially notable in her cards and notes which she embellished with playful little drawings and whimsical comments.
Elizabeth was a beautiful woman in appearance, and in her heart, who loved the Lord faithfully all her days. The thread of serving others that was woven into the tapestry of her life testifies to her love for the Father. Praise be to God for her life!
Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husband, William T. Bass; brother, Charles L. Hagood; and her sisters, Margaret Ann Qualls and Alta Sue Burt.
Survivors: Daughter, Sharon Swindle and husband, Mack Ed of Aledo; two granddaughters, Cameron McClure and Sommer Carlin, both of Aledo, and their husbands, Darryn McClure and Brian Carlin; three great-grandsons, Grayson, Caleb, and Luke McClure; two great-granddaughters, Annabelle Elizabeth and Olive Ann Carlin; her treasured sister-in-law, Willa Hagood of Flower Mound; and her beloved nieces and nephews, Kim Hagood Owen of Flower Mound, Debbie Qualls Lewis of Ames, Iowa, Randy Qualls of Claremore, Oklahoma, Chuck Hagood of Seattle, Washington, and Kyle Burt of Austin.
Memorial donations may be made in memory of Elizabeth to Christ's Haven For Children in Keller.
Elizabeth was a devoted follower of Jesus. She revered God and attended to His word. She took joy in His creation and His creatures. She was often seen tending her flowers or sitting under her magnolia tree reading the Bible.
Elizabeth used her gifts from the Lord to serve others, and she served them well. She was a talented baker, and often expressed her love with gifts from her kitchen.
Through the years, Elizabeth served her family generously and sacrificially. She could be counted on to help in any circumstance.
Liz loved having fun, and often delighted those around her with her capricious personality and witty quips, even in her last days. Her sense of fun was especially notable in her cards and notes which she embellished with playful little drawings and whimsical comments.
Elizabeth was a beautiful woman in appearance, and in her heart, who loved the Lord faithfully all her days. The thread of serving others that was woven into the tapestry of her life testifies to her love for the Father. Praise be to God for her life!
Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husband, William T. Bass; brother, Charles L. Hagood; and her sisters, Margaret Ann Qualls and Alta Sue Burt.
Survivors: Daughter, Sharon Swindle and husband, Mack Ed of Aledo; two granddaughters, Cameron McClure and Sommer Carlin, both of Aledo, and their husbands, Darryn McClure and Brian Carlin; three great-grandsons, Grayson, Caleb, and Luke McClure; two great-granddaughters, Annabelle Elizabeth and Olive Ann Carlin; her treasured sister-in-law, Willa Hagood of Flower Mound; and her beloved nieces and nephews, Kim Hagood Owen of Flower Mound, Debbie Qualls Lewis of Ames, Iowa, Randy Qualls of Claremore, Oklahoma, Chuck Hagood of Seattle, Washington, and Kyle Burt of Austin.
Memorial donations may be made in memory of Elizabeth to Christ's Haven For Children in Keller.
Elizabeth Rose Bass was born on May 14, 1928 to Charlie and Edna Hagood. It was Mother's Day and her parents' first wedding anniversary. The Lord graciously blessed Elizabeth with 92 years on this earth and took her to be with Him on Sept. 6, 2020.
Elizabeth was a devoted follower of Jesus. She revered God and attended to His word. She took joy in His creation and His creatures. She was often seen tending her flowers or sitting under her magnolia tree reading the Bible.
Elizabeth used her gifts from the Lord to serve others, and she served them well. She was a talented baker, and often expressed her love with gifts from her kitchen.
Through the years, Elizabeth served her family generously and sacrificially. She could be counted on to help in any circumstance.
Liz loved having fun, and often delighted those around her with her capricious personality and witty quips, even in her last days. Her sense of fun was especially notable in her cards and notes which she embellished with playful little drawings and whimsical comments.
Elizabeth was a beautiful woman in appearance, and in her heart, who loved the Lord faithfully all her days. The thread of serving others that was woven into the tapestry of her life testifies to her love for the Father. Praise be to God for her life!
Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husband, William T. Bass; brother, Charles L. Hagood; and her sisters, Margaret Ann Qualls and Alta Sue Burt.
Survivors: Daughter, Sharon Swindle and husband, Mack Ed of Aledo; two granddaughters, Cameron McClure and Sommer Carlin, both of Aledo, and their husbands, Darryn McClure and Brian Carlin; three great-grandsons, Grayson, Caleb, and Luke McClure; two great-granddaughters, Annabelle Elizabeth and Olive Ann Carlin; her treasured sister-in-law, Willa Hagood of Flower Mound; and her beloved nieces and nephews, Kim Hagood Owen of Flower Mound, Debbie Qualls Lewis of Ames, Iowa, Randy Qualls of Claremore, Oklahoma, Chuck Hagood of Seattle, Washington, and Kyle Burt of Austin.
Memorial donations may be made in memory of Elizabeth to Christ's Haven For Children in Keller.
Elizabeth was a devoted follower of Jesus. She revered God and attended to His word. She took joy in His creation and His creatures. She was often seen tending her flowers or sitting under her magnolia tree reading the Bible.
Elizabeth used her gifts from the Lord to serve others, and she served them well. She was a talented baker, and often expressed her love with gifts from her kitchen.
Through the years, Elizabeth served her family generously and sacrificially. She could be counted on to help in any circumstance.
Liz loved having fun, and often delighted those around her with her capricious personality and witty quips, even in her last days. Her sense of fun was especially notable in her cards and notes which she embellished with playful little drawings and whimsical comments.
Elizabeth was a beautiful woman in appearance, and in her heart, who loved the Lord faithfully all her days. The thread of serving others that was woven into the tapestry of her life testifies to her love for the Father. Praise be to God for her life!
Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husband, William T. Bass; brother, Charles L. Hagood; and her sisters, Margaret Ann Qualls and Alta Sue Burt.
Survivors: Daughter, Sharon Swindle and husband, Mack Ed of Aledo; two granddaughters, Cameron McClure and Sommer Carlin, both of Aledo, and their husbands, Darryn McClure and Brian Carlin; three great-grandsons, Grayson, Caleb, and Luke McClure; two great-granddaughters, Annabelle Elizabeth and Olive Ann Carlin; her treasured sister-in-law, Willa Hagood of Flower Mound; and her beloved nieces and nephews, Kim Hagood Owen of Flower Mound, Debbie Qualls Lewis of Ames, Iowa, Randy Qualls of Claremore, Oklahoma, Chuck Hagood of Seattle, Washington, and Kyle Burt of Austin.
Memorial donations may be made in memory of Elizabeth to Christ's Haven For Children in Keller.
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