Elizabeth Thomas

Elizabeth Thomas was born on July 17, 1998, in Irving, Texas, to her loving parents Joy Thomas, originally from Muvattupuzha, and Marykutty Thomas, from Koothattukulam. She spent most of her life in Irving and graduated from Ranchview High School, where she was a proud member of the school band. From a young age, Elizabeth was vibrant, full of life, and brought joy to those around her.

She was raised in the faith community of St. Mary’s Orthodox Church, where her spiritual journey began and where she was deeply rooted in her love for Christ. After high school, Elizabeth attended the University of Houston, where she became actively involved in a student ministry that greatly shaped her life and allowed her to form many lifelong friendships.

Driven by a calling to care for others, Elizabeth went on to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from West Coast University. Her passion for serving others was evident in every step of her journey—through her career, friendships, and everyday interactions.

Elizabeth was a devoted follower of Jesus, known for her servant-hearted spirit, compassion, and humility. She mentored and encouraged many, always offering a kind word, a joyful laugh, or a thoughtful gesture. Her light-hearted nature, humor, and warmth left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She had an infectious smile and a way of making people feel truly seen and cared for.

In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoyed exploring new coffee shops, listening to music, and adventuring through the city. She cherished time with her family, friends, and her beloved cat, Kitty—whether watching a classic Hindi film or simply enjoying each other’s company. She also had a talent for cooking, baking, and photography, expressing her creativity through every dish and every snapshot.

Elizabeth is survived by her father, Joy Thomas, her mother, Marykutty Thomas, and her brother and sister-in-law, Elson and Liliana Thomas.

Elizabeth was a devoted daughter, a loving sister, and a loyal friend. She was truly a blessing to all who knew her and will be deeply missed by everyone whose life she touched.