Leslie Nichole Parrack

Memorial Visitation for Leslie Nichole (Mato) Parrack, 40, of Rowlett, Texas, will be held from 2– 4 PM, Sunday, January 28, 2024, at Hudson & Torres Family Funeral Home in Bridgeport.

Leslie was born on January 16, 1983, in Decatur, Texas, to Kim Burch and Larry Mato and passed away at home in Rowlett, Texas, on January 14, 2024.

Leslie was a loving mother, wife, and friend. She was a graduate of Boyd High School and attended Texas Women’s University in Denton, Texas, studying social work. Leslie served her community as a Girl Scout leader and enjoyed photography as a hobby and interest. She also was a dedicated home-school educator not only for her own children, but for other young people as well, leaving an indelible mark on both her children and students.

Those left to cherish Leslie’s memory are her husband of 20 years Kyle Parrack; her children Alyson, Zachary, and Jacob Parrack; mother Kim Burch; grandmother Lea Moore; father and mother-in-law Kenneth and Paula Parrack; sister-in-law Kathryn Parrack; aunts and uncles Mike and Becky Strickland, John and Shana Moore, and Gary Bell; nieces Arwyn and Leia Sager; and cousins Logan and Landon Moore.

Leslie is preceded in death by her father Larry Mato; grandmother Jerrie Bell; grandfathers Larry Mato-Strickland and John Moore; great-grandparents Charlien Moore, Frank and Madolin Will, and Clifford and Ruby Schroeder; and uncle Charles Mato.

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