Obituaries: June 15th, 2023
David Rey

David Rey

David Michael Rey, 66, of Plano, passed away peacefully on June 2, 2023, after a courageous fight against cancer.

He was born in El Paso on Nov. 5, 1956, to Joseph and Edna Rey. He received his Bachelor of Architecture from Texas Tech University, whom he proudly supported in every athletic game, and he owned his own architecture firm for most of his career.

He was a member of Congregation Beth Torah in Richardson.

Of all his accomplishments in life, his proudest was 40 years of marriage to his beloved wife, Rebecca, who survives him along with his children Isaac (Susanna), Jordan (Heather), Elizabeth (Nicholis Spring) and Levi (Abigail), and his grandchildren Benaiah, Sofia, Eliyana, Ezra, Meira and Rosie. David adored and received great happiness by just being with all of them.

Funeral services were held on June 4 at Restland Cemetery.

Edith Yentis

Edith Yentis

FORT WORTH — Edith (Edie) Yentis enjoyed 81 fulfilling years from May 17, 1942, until June 4, 2023. Growing up in Fort Worth, Edie was the eldest daughter of Homer and Ann Tomlinson, with two younger sisters, Diane and Susan Tomlinson.

Edie was gifted with a level of kindness toward others that could hardly be matched. A brilliant student all through school, she excelled at TCU and later at UTA, where she earned a master’s degree in social work. While visiting cousins in Fort Worth, her forever Philadelphia love, Richard Yentis, met Edie over discussion of a book. They married in 1964 and raised their two children, Amiee and Richard Jr.

Edie and Richard also raised their four grandchildren, Wesley, Sam, Max and Amanda, all of whom have gone on to attain their own paths of success as well.

Edie’s career was always geared toward helping others as a counselor at Jewish Family Services, a long career in private practice and a stint as Confirmation teacher at Congregation Beth-El. Edie and Richard were also devoted patrons of the arts, hosting more than a few Van Cliburn contestants in their home. Edie was also a docent at the Fort Worth Zoo for many years.

Edie is survived by her sister, Diane Tomlinson; daughter, Amiee Neathery and her husband Charles Neathery; son, Richard Yentis, Jr. and his wife, Izabela Gheorghisor; grandson Wesley Richard Garner and his wife Lillian Levin, grandsons Samuel Tomlinson Garner, Maxwell Benjamin Garner and granddaughter Amanda Suzanne Garner. Edie’s sister, Susan, predeceased her long ago.

Above all, Edie was a warm and caring soul, always with a quick wit and her signature smile.

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