Richmond, Virginia
Rachel Smith Austin and her unborn daughter, Bridgett L. Austin, entered eternal rest on April 27, 2004. Rachel is survived by her husband, Scott Austin; two sons, Christopher Simpson and Dalente Wright; her mother, Barbara Bowles and husband, Tom; her brother, David Smith and wife, Krissy; her...
Read Moreits thanksgiving 2019 and im missing you like crazy momma, i can barely keep the tears from falling but i know your bound to be in a better place. i just want you to know i love you to pieces and i know youve gotta be looking over me....
love- cj.
Christopher Sampson
November 28, 2019 | Henrico, VA, VA | Son
God Bless the entire family.
Bobbi-Jo Hilliard
May 03, 2004 | Richmond, VA
I have no idea where to begin. Rachel has been my bestfriend since I was 4 and she was 5. Rachel wasn't just my friend she was my sister. I have not one childhood memory w/o her in it. Her family is my family and vise versa. I love my Rachel and she will NEVER be forgotten!
To my Best Friend, My Sister, & My Love
Shannon
Shannon Barron
May 03, 2004 | Richmond, VA
To Rachels family my thoughts and prayers are with you all. She is in gods hands now and free from all her pain.
amy kennedy-webb
May 02, 2004 | Quinton, VA
I will always remember Rachel as a young girl. I first met her when Misty and David were dating and she was hanging out with my oldest son, Shawn. She was such a lively teenager and so full of life. I am truly sorry for Barbara and family. My heart also goes out to Grandma Smith who loved Rachel and David so much.
cyndy maynard
April 30, 2004 | Quinton
Barbara I am so sorry for your loss.Rachael was like one of my own girls,I will always think of her with fond memories, she will never be forgotten.
Kathy Plott Hughes
April 30, 2004 | Richmond, VA
To the Smith Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mike & Michelle Amory
Michael Amory
April 30, 2004 | Richmond, VA
My deepest sympathy to your family during this time of loss. Know that your family is being lifted to God in prayer by many.
Nikki Simon
April 30, 2004 | Mechanicsville, VA
Rachel had such a magnetic personality. She pulled us all in with her lure of self-expression and untiring venturous sprit. There are no words to express the degree of sorrow when losing such an extraordinary, and one of a kind individual.
I have not only lost a cousin, but childhood friend as well.
Rachel will never be forgotten.
Tracey Morris
April 30, 2004 | Richmond, VA
