Let us remember Kendra Hatcher who was murdered on September
2, 2015 and do not forget her on her birthday on February 3. Let us pray for the victim and their family.
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Kendra Kay Hatcher
(February 3, 1980 to
September 2, 2015)
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THE CASE:
Hatcher, 35,
was fatally shot last September while getting out of her car in a parking
garage of her luxury Dallas apartment building.
Delgado
allegedly hired Crystal Cortes, 23, and Kristopher Love, 31, to kill
Hatcher in what the FBI alleges was a plot that took months to hatch. She
allegedly promised Love drugs and money to kill Hatcher, according to multiple reports.
Delgado
discovered Hatcher and her ex-boyfriend were planning to vacation in Mexico, according to reports.
MEMORIES OF KENDRA HATCHER:
DALLAS, TX-
Kendra Kay Hatcher, DDS, 35, died Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2015, in Dallas, Texas.
She was born
Feb. 3, 1980, in Springfield, Ill., to Ragan Hatcher and Bonnie Gibson
Jameson-Cawley.
Surviving are
her mother, Bonnie (Dave) Jameson-Cawley of Springfield; father, Ragan (Toni)
Hatcher of Tucson, Ariz.; stepfather, Bruce Jameson of Springfield; three
sisters: Jamie (Jeffrey) Kaufmann of Springfield, Ashley Lipscomb of
Jacksonville, and Melissa Jameson of Springfield; one brother, Neil (Ericka)
Hatcher of Las Vegas, Nev.; and five nieces and nephews: Miles, Josie, Rowan,
Graham, and Jensyn Kay.
Kendra was a
graduate of DePauw University and the University Of Kentucky College Of
Dentistry. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta.
She was a
pediatric dentist in Dallas, Texas.
Kendra
loved traveling, working with children, and her family, especially her nieces
and nephews. She enjoyed performing philanthropic work in Spain and Ecuador.
Kendra also enjoyed Bikram yoga, living an active lifestyle, shopping, and
running on the Katy Trail.
Visitation:
4-7 p.m., Friday, Sept. 11, 2015, at Staab Funeral Home.
Funeral
Service: 11 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015, at Staab Funeral Home with Pastor
Ed Ingram officiating.
Burial will
follow at Farmington Cemetery in Farmingdale.
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Published in Print in The
State Journal-Register on Sept. 10, 2015
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Kendra Kay Hatcher
(February 3, 1980 to
September 2, 2015)
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'Kendra Had So
Much To Give' Says Family of Dallas Dentist Murdered in Apartment Parking
Garage
Posted on
The family of
the 35-year-old Dallas
dentist who was fatally shot last week after exiting
her car in her apartment building’s parking garage wants the public to know
that she had a “huge heart.”
“Two
of her passions were children and serving others,” Hatcher’s
family writes in a statement to PEOPLE. “She helped
so many people here and around the world, from building houses in Florida to
providing medical care to children in Ecuador. We are very proud of all her
amazing work, and it is our hope that justice will be served.”
According to
her family, Hatcher was an intelligent, hardworking
and fun-loving daughter, sister and aunt.
Hatcher,
originally from Central Illinois, wasn’t just beautiful on the outside, her
family writes: “Beauty also flowed from Kendra’s heart,” reads the statement.
Hatcher
was salutatorian of her high school senior class and graduated from DePauw
University in Greencastle, Indiana, on a service scholarship.
She always wanted to serve in the
medical field and settled on dentistry, which she studied at the University of
Kentucky. Hatcher especially enjoyed working with children and would often tell
her family stories about her pediatric patients.
While her family “will miss Kendra
tremendously, especially her laugh and smiles,” and writes that they are “so
thankful her 35 years were lived to the fullest,” they add that they can’t
fully mourn and celebrate her life until “authorities apprehend the person(s)
responsible for committing this senseless act.”
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