Hannah Elizabeth Costlow

HANNAH ELIZABETH COSTLOW March 10, 2016-September 8, 2016 Hannah Elizabeth Costlow, 6 months old, passed peacefully from the arms of her earthly parents and into the arms of her heavenly Father on September 8, 2016, following a courageous battle with SMA Type 1. Every day of her precious life was spent surrounded by family and loved ones that were touched in a great way throughout her short, yet very memorable time on earth. The around-the-clock care provided by her mother, father and grandmother kept Hannah’s 183 day life free from pain and full of love. Hannah lived a very happy life. Her sweet disposition, beautiful smile and bright eyes melted the hearts of those around her. She was affectionately known as "The Munchkin" by her parents. Each day with Hannah was a blessing and an opportunity to create lasting memories. She loved watching her nursery rhyme videos (with British accents), reading her farm book, playing with her balloons and bath time! Hannah is survived by her loving parents, Zach and Jordan Costlow of Fort Worth, TX; maternal grandparents Dr. Russell and Tammye Marshall of Mabank, TX; paternal grandparents Paul and Julie Costlow of Gun Barrel City, TX; uncles Griffin, Landon, and Alden Marshall, and Cody Costlow; aunt Payton Costlow; maternal great-grandparents Ben and Claudia Goolsby of Timpson, TX; paternal great-grandmother Sue Gafford of Terrell, TX and paternal great-grandfather Clint Costlow, Jr. of Mesquite, TX. She was preceded in death by her maternal great-grandparents Rayburn and Vivian Marshall and paternal great-grandfather Donald Gafford and paternal great-grandmother Billie Costlow. A “Celebration of Life” will be held September 24, 2016, at 1:00pm at Cornerstone Baptist Church (7955 N. Beach Street Fort Worth, TX 76137). Those attending are asked to wear their “Hannah shirt” or bright colors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Hannah's name by check to Cure SMA (925 Busse Rd, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007) or through the Cure SMA website (http://www.curesma.org).