Angela L. Hinton

Angela L. Hinton, a cherished resident of Springtown and beloved member of her family, left this world on June 28, 2025, at the age of 57. Born on April 18, 1968, in Fort Worth , Angela quickly became known for her vibrant spirit and infectious smile. She dedicated over 25 years of her life working for McDonald’s, where she was more than just an employee; she was a ray of sunshine and a social butterfly whose warmth and kindness touched the hearts of everyone who crossed her path.

Angela had a remarkable way of brightening even the darkest of days. Her laughter and smile resonated through the drive-through window, bringing joy to her customers. Her unwavering friendship and support made her a treasured companion, and she held a special place in the lives of many.

Angela is survived by her devoted father, James Hinton, who was her pillar of support throughout her life. She loved her son, Justin Hinton, and his wife Tommie. Her brother, Jason, and his wife Susan cheris the wonderful memories they shared with her.

Angela was also a proud grandmother to her two grandchildren. In addition to her immediate family, she is lovingly remembered by her nieces, Amber and Erin, and her nephew Dustin. The little ones in the family will forever hold her close to their hearts, as she was a great-aunt to her great-nieces and great-nephews—Sierra, Cayden, Camden, Lane, and Benjamin—ensuring that her legacy of love continues through the generations.

Though Angela's beloved mother, Priscilla  Varney, has passed away, their bond remains unbreakable. Angela's compassion, resilience, and ability to bring happiness into the lives of others will be sorely missed by all who knew her. Her spirit will forever linger in our memories, reminding us to spread joy and love as she did.

As we gather to celebrate the beautiful, radiant life of Angela L. Hinton, we are reminded of her strength, her laughter, and her unwavering commitment to those she loved. She leaves behind a legacy that will be cherished in the hearts of her family and friends for years to come, filling each day with the lessons of kindness and the importance of connection that she so beautifully embodied.