Valorie Todd - 15 July 2017 - waiting for ME results

[Olivia]

1711146 Johnson Todd Valorie 1/1/1997 20 7/15/2017 D White F
Police Department: Cleburne Police Department Police Svc #: 1701648
Deceased Address: 1006 Joshua Station Blvd., #6104 , Joshua, Texas 76058 Time Of Death 4:20 AM
Occurred Location: 305 Morgan St. , Cleburne, Texas 76031
Place Of Death: Emergency Department Prosector:
Place Of Death Address: 201 Walls Dr. , Cleburne, Texas Manner Of Death:
Cause Of Death:
EDR #:

https://www.facebook.com/valorie.todd.5?ref=br_rs

https://www.facebook.com/valorieann.todd.1?ref=br_rs

[Lily Rivers]

Wow, so young. I wonder if the little newborn from a 2012 pic was hers. 😢 Wonder what happened.

[Bewitchingstorm]

Here is a GoFundMe for her, which mentions she has a child:

https://www.gofundme.com/erve7-burial-fund

[daisylane]

Service for Valorie Ann Micheal Todd, 20, of Joshua will be conducted at 9:30 A.M., Friday, July 21, 2017 in the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Chapel. Burial will follow in Rosehill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Michael Todd, Dalton Schaefer, Rick Rosas, John Jones, Calvin Lightfoot, Jimmy Hoffman, Michael Embry and Thomas Burge. Honorary pallbearer will be James Graff. Visitation will be from 6-8:00 P.M., Thursday.
Valorie Ann Micheal Todd passed away Saturday, July 15, 2017 in Cleburne. She was born Jan. 1, 1997 in Dallas to Michael Lynn, Jr. and Christy Dawn Rosas Todd.
Valorie worked as a pharmacy tech at Walgreens in Granbury.
Survivors include her mother, Christy Todd of Joshua; brother, Michael Todd of Bedford; son, Daniel Flurry of Joshua; maternal Grandfather, Ben Rosas of Seagoville; paternal grandmother, Valorie Edens of Ferris; aunts, Patsy Edens, Norma Edens, and Paula Lightfoot; uncle, Rick Rosas; three nephews; numerous cousins, other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her father, Michael Lynn Todd, Jr. in 1996 and paternal grandfather, Michael Lynn Todd, Sr. in 1993.

http://obituaries.cleburnetimesrevie...5191/guestbook

[Nic B]

Cause Of Death: PENDING RECORDS

[Nic B]

Manner Of Death: ACCIDENT
Cause Of Death: HEROIN INTOXICATION

[kevansvault]

Responsibility. My anti-drug.

Especially after having kids.

And she was hella young to be a mom, but Texas is full of teen moms, and dumbasses...and no, those terms are not mutually exclusive.

[Lily Rivers]

Wow. I wasn't expecting that. I guess bc she had a baby.
I agree Kevin. Responsibility should be everyone's anti-drug. Well put.

[kevansvault]

Wow. I wasn't expecting that. I guess bc she had a baby.
I agree Kevin. Responsibility should be everyone's anti-drug. Well put.

I mean, there are people who get into alcohol young...but drugs like heroin? I'm just wondering if there wasn't some "inside" influence, like a family member or close friend with an addiction that perhaps contributed?

Many of Texas' suburbs are hotbeds for hardcore drug use, people here have a shit ton of money and not enough drive to do a goddamn thing. They are literally on their parents teat until they're (sometimes) into their 30s.

Not that that is the case in this death, I've just seen it a lot.

Either way, kids do stupid shit.

Now who suffers? Her child. Great. Well, hopefully this little one will be raised outside of any potentially negative influences like the ones that took the life of his mother.

And I know there are people on here who have suffered with addiction, and that my initial statement seems dismissive of a very serious subject/problem. My statements aren't meant to be directed at anyone, just my observations from a life lived without the influence of anything other than a little weed.

Then again, I was lucky enough to experience what drugs did to you when I was very young. At 15 I was able to go to the rescue squad with my dad, and on a few of the calls we had patients who had gotten high or OD'd on various substances, so it stuck with me that "bad shit is bad shit", and I stayed away both from the substance and the crowd.

She was too young to die. Too young to know that there are so many things she's going to wish she was around for. And for what?

[Nic B]

A lot of heroin users started out with painkillers....some prescribed. Got hooked, the pills got too expensive, and heroin is cheaper.