Ainsley Chevelle Egts entered the presence of the Lord on April 2nd, 2026, at the age of 21. Her legacy lives on in the ones she left. Many people loved Ainsley, and she touched multiple hearts during her time on this earth. She was deeply loved and made a lasting impact on everyone who knew her. Ainsley was born on April 25th, 2004, in San Antonio, Texas.

Ainsley attended Thornton Elementary, Rudder Middle School, Communication Arts High School, and finished her senior year and graduated from Holmes High School. Ainsley was very active throughout her life, participating in multiple sports. She loved to play softball to which she played for ten years of her beautiful life. While shining bright in the softball world, Ainsley also practiced mixed martial arts in the style JU KI DO for ten years, earning up to a red belt. Ainsley shined as a grappler, nominating the arm bar as her favorite submission. In everything that she did, she shined brighter than everyone else, being so athletic and graceful.

Ainsley also had many interests, including race cars, Halloween, and horror movies. She loved going to the Alamo Raceway with her family when she was younger, and that is where her fascination with fast cars started. Ainsley also loved Halloween as well as being a big Horror Movie Buff. She enjoyed watching scary movies from a young age, with one of her favorites being the movie Chucky when she was younger. These interests reflected her adventurous spirit and unique sense of fun.

Ainsley's memories live on through her loving family, including her father, David Egts, mother, Elissa Egts, and sister, Ezri Egts. Not only does her beautiful soul live through her family, but also through all the beautiful relationships she had with everyone she talked to.

MEMORIAL SERVICE

To commemorate Ainsley's fruitful life, a Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, April 18th, 2026, located at The Angelus Funeral Home.  The family will receive friends at 2:00pm and the service will begin at 3:00pm.

In memory of Ainsley, her family asks next time you see a sunflower, smile for our Chevy.