The Coppell community recently experienced a profound loss with the passing of Kelcey Jenkins, a much-respected dispatcher at the North Texas Emergency Communications Center (NTECC). The Coppell Police Department conveyed their sorrow via a social media post, expressing deep condolences to Kelcey's family and colleagues. Kelcey had been with NTECC for five years, dedicating her life to aiding those in distress.
Kelcey's impact on the community was evident, touching numerous lives by providing critical assistance in emergencies. Remembered as a "beacon of hope," she was much more than a voice on the line; she was a lifeline to the vulnerable in need. The post shared by the Coppell Police Department highlighted that Kelcey's laughter and joy of service will be deeply missed by all who knew her. According to the post, "Kelcey’s legacy of service and passion for the community lives on," particularly through her daughter, Sydney Moxley, who has joined the NTECC, perpetuating her mother's commitment to community service.
In sincere reflection, NTECC also recognized Kelcey's unwavering spirit and dedication. They are mourning the loss of a dear friend and colleague, with a statement saying, per the Coppell Police Department, "Over the last five years, Kelcey has passionately served our community." The Center is now asking that the community keep Kelcey's family, including her husband, Raymond Jenkins, and her children, in their thoughts as they navigate this period of bereavement.
