Thinking about you today and how I miss your laugh and smile.

I already miss your smile Austin my beloved son and angel.  Your smile lit me up like a Christmas tree as yould yell my name mama every time you ran to the door. Your bear hugs always left me feeling so loved as yould squeeze the air out of me. How you would hold my hand when my annxiety attacks were  crippling just so Id leave the house.  I'll miss the smell of you and how you put on too much cologne Or even the body sweat smell after you  worked all day mowing lawns even i miss.  you are the only person who took my advice and you were the only person I'd take advice from. We got each other on a personal spiritual soul tie telepathaic level. we've never experienced with anybody else. YOU are not just my son Austin but much more.... You were my protector, my entire world, my reason to live,  purpose to smile and my best friend. I pray I see you again on the other side soon with Jesus in the clouds. I've never met a better listener than you and a son who taught me my selfworth, forgiveness , mercy but mainly such a true unconditional unfailing godly love a son like you did towards me. Mama loved you son everyday of every second of your life and never will i stop. You loved Jesus and he loves you so now you are in the almighty hand of our Heavenly Father and i praise God for delivering, rescuing and redeeming you from this fallen world you were too precious to be in anyway because this fallen world was nothing like you which was beautiful and 
Godly. R.I.P my forever missed lil pumkin. Xoxox...and fly high angel. Love always mama...

There are some things in life I will never understand.  This is one of them.  Austin, you were such an important part of my sons life.  You made him laugh, hauled him to school when he wouldn't get up, got him into trouble...and also kept him out of trouble.  You were one of those polite kids who always showed up and walked in like you owned the place.  I always loved that about you.  You felt like one of my own.  I will never forget how I met you (the day you got suspended from school...lol) and that you made a lasting impression in the lives of my entire family.  Lessons you will contine to teach us from the otherside will impact us for the rest of our lives, I'm sure of that.  I will miss your face, your smile, your crazy red hair of course and the tie to family that you provided for my son.  I hope wherever you are that you have found peace, love, acceptance and a sense of belonging.  I pray those missing you will be able to find those same things.  Feel free to stop by and say hello if you're ever in the neighborhood, we would love to feel your presence.  

Austin  always adored his little brothers.. He was a smart,handsome redhead. Your smile will truly be missed.     

We met on the football field kid and that day changed my life. It is a rare occasion when a coach see's  the amount of potential you have at such a young age.  I remember telling people that I have a little redhead boy that would try to run a football thru steel doors if you asked him too. You had a confident swagger that was nice to see, South O Strong !
 My life was better because you and your awesome family was in it.  You will be missed terribly youngblood..........Coach

You were such a good kid, you will be missed dearly by so many. I will miss you driving by and waving like crazy with that big smile on your face. Mike is gonna miss hollering at you any time he needed a hand with something and you always came running willing to help. Go fly high with the angels kiddo. Until we meet again. 

Austin had a smile that could light up a room. I had him as a student when he was at Bryan Middle School and I will never forget him. We sure miss you Austin!!

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He is also survived by brothers, Remington, Wesson, Trevor; sister, Faith; special cousin/brother, Antonio; aunts, April Renshaw and Sarah Thomas; grandmothers, Christine Haack and Kimberly Crill; grandfather, Walter (Lona) Renshaw; great-grandmothers, Wanda Haack (Oma), Bonnie Crill; many cousins, huge EXTENDED family and friends.

OBITUARY

Austin D. Renshaw

February 26, 2001 – March 7, 2018

Westlawn-Hillcrest Funeral Home & Westlawn-Hillcrest Memorial Park

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