Amber Shea Lindley, 18, passed away Sunday, July 15, 2012 at her home in Graham. Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 19, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. in Oak Street Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Markley Cemetery under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home.
Amber was born on December 21, 1993 in Graham to Dana Gregg and Connie Sue (Collins) Lindley. She graduated from Graham High School in 2012 and was planning to attend Texas A&M this fall. She wanted to study liberal arts and chiropractics, but she had a love for adventure and wanted to travel. Among many other things, Amber loved music, reading, drawing, and being with her friends, family and Sean. Amber was a member of DECA and Oak Street Baptist Church. She loved being involved in Renee's Dance Factory where she danced from the age of 3 and was planning to continue dancing at A&M, because it was one of her truest passions.
Survivors include: parents, Dana and Connie Lindley of Graham; Sisters, Nikki Esco of Victoria and Jaci Lindley of Graham; Brother-in-law, Taylor Esco of Victoria; Grandparents, Kenneth Lindley of South Bend, Art & Sue Kennedy of Azle, Henry Collins of Bryson, and Johnny & Delores McKee of Graford; Boyfriend, Sean Henderson of Graham.
Amber loved life; her goal was to make the most of every moment, make it the best it could be and to share that goal with everyone she met. Amber left a flower wherever she went.
"Start After End"
If every book has an end, every book has a start. If every book has a start, every book has an end. If this line of starts and ends goes on for ever and ever, one must learn a bad book has a good one following after. -Amber Lindley, 2004
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Morrison Funeral Home
Graham, Texas
Amber was born on December 21, 1993 in Graham to Dana Gregg and Connie Sue (Collins) Lindley. She graduated from Graham High School in 2012 and was planning to attend Texas A&M this fall. She wanted to study liberal arts and chiropractics, but she had a love for adventure and wanted to travel. Among many other things, Amber loved music, reading, drawing, and being with her friends, family and Sean. Amber was a member of DECA and Oak Street Baptist Church. She loved being involved in Renee's Dance Factory where she danced from the age of 3 and was planning to continue dancing at A&M, because it was one of her truest passions.
Survivors include: parents, Dana and Connie Lindley of Graham; Sisters, Nikki Esco of Victoria and Jaci Lindley of Graham; Brother-in-law, Taylor Esco of Victoria; Grandparents, Kenneth Lindley of South Bend, Art & Sue Kennedy of Azle, Henry Collins of Bryson, and Johnny & Delores McKee of Graford; Boyfriend, Sean Henderson of Graham.
Amber loved life; her goal was to make the most of every moment, make it the best it could be and to share that goal with everyone she met. Amber left a flower wherever she went.
"Start After End"
If every book has an end, every book has a start. If every book has a start, every book has an end. If this line of starts and ends goes on for ever and ever, one must learn a bad book has a good one following after. -Amber Lindley, 2004
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Morrison Funeral Home
Graham, Texas
Amber Shea Lindley, 18, passed away Sunday, July 15, 2012 at her home in Graham. Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 19, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. in Oak Street Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Markley Cemetery under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home.
Amber was born on December 21, 1993 in Graham to Dana Gregg and Connie Sue (Collins) Lindley. She graduated from Graham High School in 2012 and was planning to attend Texas A&M this fall. She wanted to study liberal arts and chiropractics, but she had a love for adventure and wanted to travel. Among many other things, Amber loved music, reading, drawing, and being with her friends, family and Sean. Amber was a member of DECA and Oak Street Baptist Church. She loved being involved in Renee's Dance Factory where she danced from the age of 3 and was planning to continue dancing at A&M, because it was one of her truest passions.
Survivors include: parents, Dana and Connie Lindley of Graham; Sisters, Nikki Esco of Victoria and Jaci Lindley of Graham; Brother-in-law, Taylor Esco of Victoria; Grandparents, Kenneth Lindley of South Bend, Art & Sue Kennedy of Azle, Henry Collins of Bryson, and Johnny & Delores McKee of Graford; Boyfriend, Sean Henderson of Graham.
Amber loved life; her goal was to make the most of every moment, make it the best it could be and to share that goal with everyone she met. Amber left a flower wherever she went.
"Start After End"
If every book has an end, every book has a start. If every book has a start, every book has an end. If this line of starts and ends goes on for ever and ever, one must learn a bad book has a good one following after. -Amber Lindley, 2004
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Morrison Funeral Home
Graham, Texas
Amber was born on December 21, 1993 in Graham to Dana Gregg and Connie Sue (Collins) Lindley. She graduated from Graham High School in 2012 and was planning to attend Texas A&M this fall. She wanted to study liberal arts and chiropractics, but she had a love for adventure and wanted to travel. Among many other things, Amber loved music, reading, drawing, and being with her friends, family and Sean. Amber was a member of DECA and Oak Street Baptist Church. She loved being involved in Renee's Dance Factory where she danced from the age of 3 and was planning to continue dancing at A&M, because it was one of her truest passions.
Survivors include: parents, Dana and Connie Lindley of Graham; Sisters, Nikki Esco of Victoria and Jaci Lindley of Graham; Brother-in-law, Taylor Esco of Victoria; Grandparents, Kenneth Lindley of South Bend, Art & Sue Kennedy of Azle, Henry Collins of Bryson, and Johnny & Delores McKee of Graford; Boyfriend, Sean Henderson of Graham.
Amber loved life; her goal was to make the most of every moment, make it the best it could be and to share that goal with everyone she met. Amber left a flower wherever she went.
"Start After End"
If every book has an end, every book has a start. If every book has a start, every book has an end. If this line of starts and ends goes on for ever and ever, one must learn a bad book has a good one following after. -Amber Lindley, 2004
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Morrison Funeral Home
Graham, Texas
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