Ariel Janay Tapscott

Ariel Janay Tapscott was born December 10, 1992 in Conroe, Texas and went to be with her Lord on April 26, 2016.
Visitation: 3:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., Saturday, May 7, 2016 at Blessing Funeral Home. Prayer Service to begin at 6:45 p.m.
Ariel is blessed to have so many people love her. Ariel has two sets of parents, four sets of grandparents, five brothers, a sister, aunts and uncles on all four sides of the families, and many cousins. Ariel has many extended family members. People are drawn to Ariel and make her a part of their lives. Ariel is a loving, caring, smart, people friendly, soft hearted, strong, and a little stubborn from time to time kind of person.
As a little girl, Ariel lived in Tomball and attended First Baptist Child Care, where she was loved on by so many. She then moved to Belton, Texas where she lived for nine years. Ariel learned how to play T-Ball and be part of a team. She played with a full size man glove. Nothing got part her. Ariel also played basketball, where she learned the love of the game. Ariel then lived in Arlington, where she learned that she was not a fan of change. She had some struggles like every teenager does. Ariel learned how to overcome and succeed. She graduated from Martin High School and was college bound.
Ariel moved to San Antonio where she attended University of Texas San Antonio. Here she learned how to be an adult. She worked, studied, paid her bills, traveled abroad, played, and made all kinds of big girl decisions on her own. Ariel learned how to move six times in four years even with a closet full of shoes and clothes. When I say full I mean full.
In December 2015, Ariel graduated with a bachelor degree and secured a job with Advance Diagnostics. How proud she was that she would be doing real grown up stuff.
Over the years, she has met so many people who could never resist her beauty and her charm. Ariel remembers details about you after one visit. She picks up with friends even after long periods of time apart. She cares deeply and loves her family with all her heart. She is not gone; she's simply out of our sight living as an angel with Jesus. We will miss her dearly. Please keep us all in your prayers especially the Allen Family who have also experienced this great tragedy with us.