A 71-year-old woman from Watauga has died. She was born in Fort Worth in 1954. Her family has planned a graveside service and visitation at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The woman had various interests, including photography and tracing her family history. She also enjoyed watching old movies and working with certain cartoon characters. Further details about her life and the planned service are available from the Fort Worth Report.
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