In Loving Memory of Freda Yvonne Myers

November 10, 1943 – October 22, 2026

Freda Yvonne Myers, known as Nana to her grandchildren, was a beautiful soul whose life was defined by love, laughter, faith, and devotion to her family. She had a way of making people feel cared for and welcomed, and she would do anything for the people she loved. Her kind heart, playful spirit, and generous nature left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her.

Born on November 10, 1943, to Clarence Lane Lindsey and Augusta Marie Lindsey, Freda was raised in Heath, Texas, and later made her home in Seagoville, Texas. Throughout her life, she built a legacy through the family she cherished, the kindness she shared, and the countless lives she touched.

In 1970, Freda married her beloved husband, Billy “Bill” Charles Myers. They shared 26 years of marriage, building a life and family together before Bill passed away in 1996. Their years together remained an important part of Freda’s life and family story.

Above all else, Freda loved her family. She was a devoted mother to Tonya, Dana, and Andrea Myers, and she welcomed Maricela Castillo into the family as a daughter through a bond built on love. To Freda, family meant showing up, standing beside one another, and loving wholeheartedly. Her daughters meant everything to her, and she was always someone they could turn to for comfort and support.

Freda made certain her children knew that her love was equal and unconditional. If anyone ever asked who her favorite child was, or playfully claimed to be her favorite, she always gave the same answer: “I do not have a favorite child. I love you all the same!” Right up until her final days, her answer never changed. She never chose one child over another because each held an equally special place in her heart. Her children never had to compete for her love; she made sure they knew there was enough for every one of them.

Her grandchildren, Qwindalynn Chambers, Tyler Davidson, Colten Davidson, and Alexa Lowery, held a particularly precious place in her heart. Freda spent as much time with them as she possibly could, treasuring their time together and creating memories they will carry throughout their lives. The bond they shared with their Nana will forever be one of life’s most treasured gifts.

Freda was loving, silly, funny, and caring. She loved to laugh and, just as importantly, loved making others laugh. She could brighten an ordinary day and bring joy into a room. She was someone her family could count on, whether they needed a helping hand, a listening ear, advice, or simply someone to talk to. Her kindness was not just something she spoke about; it was something she lived every day.

Her faith was a cornerstone of her life. Freda was deeply devoted to God and faithfully volunteered at her church. Her compassion and generosity reflected the faith she held close to her heart, and she expressed that faith through the way she treated others. Her devotion to God remained an important part of the legacy she leaves to her family.

Freda found joy in life’s simple pleasures. She loved gardening, working on puzzles and puzzle books, traveling with her family, and gathering around the table to play board games. She enjoyed watching game shows, but her favorite television routine came with one important rule: when The Young and the Restless was on, everyone needed to be quiet! Anyone who tried to talk or interrupt knew they would have to wait until her show was over. It was one of those unmistakably Freda quirks that will continue to bring smiles to her family’s faces.

In her later years, Freda faced the heartbreaking challenges of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Over time, these illnesses took pieces of her that her family treasured, bringing a difficult journey filled with love, heartache, and moments they wished could have been different. But no illness could erase the love she gave, the laughter she shared, or the memories she created. Though these diseases changed parts of her journey, they could never diminish the beautiful soul she had always been.

Today, her family finds comfort in knowing that Freda is finally free from the struggles of these illnesses. Through their faith in God, they find peace in believing that her burdens have been lifted and that she is resting in the arms of the Lord. Freda will not be remembered for the years these illnesses took from her, but for the lifetime of love, laughter, kindness, and faith she gave to those around her.

Freda was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Billy “Bill” Charles Myers; her parents, Clarence Lane Lindsey and Augusta Marie Lindsey; and Pervis “Ginn” Lindsey and Sybil “Bolding” Lindsey.

She leaves behind her loving children, Tonya, Dana, Andrea Myers, and Maricela Castillo; her cherished grandchildren, Qwindalynn Chambers, Tyler Davidson, Colten Davidson, and Alexa Lowery; and her great-grandchild, Mila Rivera. She is also survived by her brothers, Doug Lindsey and David Lindsey, along with extended family and friends who were blessed to know and love her.

To the world, she was Freda Yvonne Myers. To her grandchildren, she was Nana. To her children, she was a mother whose love never played favorites. To her family, she was a source of comfort, laughter, faith, and unconditional love.

Freda will be loved beyond measure, missed beyond words, and remembered for a lifetime. Her legacy will live on through the family she cherished, the laughter she inspired, and the countless ways she made life more beautiful for those who knew her.