Molly Catherine Herndon

Molly Catherine Herndon, a loving and carefree individual, passed away on January 15th, 2024 in Kaufman, Texas. Born on November 28th, 1952 in Dallas, Texas, Molly brought joy and happiness the lives of those she encountered. She leaves behind cherished memories and a legacy that will forever linger in the hearts of her family and friends.

Molly dedicated her career to working on floral designs as a Florist. With her artistic flair and passion for flowers, she brought beauty and inspiration to many occasions. Her ability to capture emotions through her creations was truly remarkable, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who received one of her floral arrangements.

One of Molly's greatest joys was spending time with her family. As a mother to Rodger Chad Smith and wife Kristi, she fostered a deep bond rooted in love and support. She took pride in being a grandmother to James D. Jones, Christopher Baylor Smith, Caleb Wade Smith, Bailey Jewel Walker, Conner "Co-Co" Smith, Chad Ryder Walker, Isabella Catherine Smith, Jaxon Lane Smith . Molly is also deeply missed by her sister Sharon Arendall, her special niece Katelyn McNully, great nieces Emily Brazee and Olivia McNully, and niece Dawn Michelle Ford - each and everyone holding a special place in her heart.

Molly's infectious laughter echoed during countless gatherings spent beachside with loved ones. The sand between her toes and the sound of crashing waves provided the backdrop for cherished memories that will forever be treasured.

Molly Catherine Herndon was preceded in death by her father James Baylor Ford Jr., her mother Janice Joyce Latham Ford, her husband Kevin Patrick Herndon, her sister Cynthia Diane Loner, her brother Charles Lee Ford and nephew Jason Charles Ford. Their memories will forever be intertwined with the essence of who Molly was - a loving woman who embraced life to the fullest.

In remembrance of Molly's vibrant personality and free spirit, it is important for all those who knew her to celebrate the beautiful memories shared together. She would want us to carry her love in our hearts as we navigate through life's highs and lows. Though Molly's physical presence may no longer grace this world, her spirit will continue to inspire all those fortunate enough to have known her. Those of you who knew Molly well understood her enjoyment of Evening Okra, if ya know ya know!