Trinity Clare Kirchhefer

Trinity Clare Kirchhefer, 23, of Fort Worth, Texas, found her way into our hearts on June 12, 2000, and left for Heaven on December 15, 2023, in Arlington, Texas. She was an absolute beacon of empathy, kindness, and all things humorous.

When she wasn't making people laugh, she could be found wielding a paintbrush, devouring books, scribbling away with her pen, or expertly strategizing her way through board games and card games. Her passions revolved around family, art, dogs and being a follower of Christ.

She would pet and love every dog she saw, big or small, young or old. She had adopted an elderly chihuahua from the Humane Society of North Texas, and later a boxer mix puppy from the ASPCA. She believed every dog deserved a loving home, and every home deserved a dog.

Growing up, Trinity was a busy bee. Between soccer, basketball, T-ball, cheerleading and church activities, she was always on the move. She preferred soccer over all the sports she played, especially when she was allowed to be goalie. In church, every summer as a kid she attended multiple VBS locations and as she grew up, she volunteered to teach at the vacation bible schools. She was also involved in the children's ministry and choir as a young adult. Trinity went on multiple mission trips, and volunteered at many community outreach programs and events, always available to help when needed.

Trinity attended a few schools in Crowley I.S.D before transferring to Harmony School of Nature in Dallas. She studied the Turkish language and the Trombone outside her regular school hours and was a teacher favorite. She then graduated from Harmony Science Academy with her diploma.

Her love of family, her driving force behind everything she did, was limitless. She held such love and respect to her parents, Keri Ann Kirchhefer and Michael Jon Kirchhefer. Her relationships with her siblings were that of your typical 3 child dynamic and she took the role of youngest sibling very seriously. She admired and looked up to her brother Kennedy Kirchhefer. She loved her sister London Kirchhefer Hollenbeck, and always made sure to tell her.
She was a lovable, huggable aunt to her 2 neices Scarlet and Inara, who she adored more than anything. She loved her grandparents and expansive family. Trinity had never met a stranger.

We will miss Trinity's presence, her laugh and her hugs. She had the greatest hugs. Yet with all the sorrow of her earthly absence, there is the blessing knowing she is now at peace at home in Heaven, surrounded by all the family and pets that have passed on before her.

Trinity's burial and grave side service will be held:

Skyvue Memorial Gardens Funeral Home & Cemeter
7220 Rendon Bloodworth Rd, Mansfield, TX 76063
Saturday January 6th at 11:00am.

Trinity's Celebration of Life will be held:

Levitt Pavillion VIP Building
100 W Abram St, Arlington, TX 76010
Sunday, January 7th from 1:00pm to 5:00pm.

All are welcomed at both events, especially encouraged to attend the celebration of life.