Doris La Von Sims Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Doris La Von Sims Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Doris La Von Sims.
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DORIS LA VON SIMS a 59-year-old beloved longtime cafeteria worker at the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas, Texas and her daughter LAKECIAL TUTT, both died of COVID-19 on the same day in June.
DORIS LA VON SIMS a 59-year-old beloved longtime cafeteria worker at the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas, Texas and her daughter LAKECIAL TUTT, both died of COVID-19 on the same day in June. https://t.co/yc46Og4zJP
— FacesOfCOVID (@FacesOfCOVID) July 7, 2020
[Doris La Von Sims a 59-year-old beloved longtime cafeteria worker at the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas and her daughter Lakecial Tutt known as Keshia by her family succumbed to coronavirus on June 9. She had just turned 44 years old the day before.]
[Doris La Von Sims a 59-year-old beloved longtime cafeteria worker at the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas and her daughter Lakecial Tutt known as Keshia by her family succumbed to coronavirus on June 9. She had just turned 44 years old the day before.]https://t.co/8KvCd3dI0q
— Priscilla Galstaun🕯 (@PrisGalstaun) July 7, 2020
Today we remember Doris La Von Sims and her daughter, Lakecial “Keshia” Tutt, who both died of coronavirus on June 9. It is unknown how they contracted coronavirus, but at least six other family members contracted the virus too. They both each spent several weeks in separate hospitals, dying within hours of each other.Doris was a beloved longtime cafeteria worker at the Frank Crowley Courthouse in Dallas. Colleagues at the courthouse remembered her as someone who treated everyone with respect: from judges to defendants.
“She always had a big smile on her face,” said LaFayne McCall who works at the courthouse. “She was always nice and kind to you and when you left the cafeteria your day was instantly better because you saw Doris and she made you smile even on your toughest days.”
This mother and daughter are among 401 people who have died of COVID-19 in Dallas County.
A North Texas family is pleading for people to take COVID-19 seriously after a Dallas mother and her daughter died of the virus just hours apart.
We are still working on getting more details about the death, as family statement on the death is yet to be released.