Becky Richardson’s journey in healthcare began in 2000 when she became a Registered Nurse. She first entered the home health field with BeyondFaith Homecare in Lubbock, TX, initially working on weekend on-call shifts. During this time, she met her future business partner, Kelly Seales, and in 2003, they officially became co-owners of BeyondFaith Homecare & Rehab. Under Becky’s leadership, the company experienced significant growth across Texas, ultimately leading to its successful sale in 2017.

Today, Becky co-owns and leads BeyondFaith Hospice from Graham, TX, where she continues to embody her deep passion for compassionate patient care. She firmly believes in making decisions that prioritize the needs of patients and their families, treating each one as if they were her own. “Sometimes, what we do in healthcare doesn’t always make sense,” she says, “but when we do the right thing by the patient, it doesn’t have to make sense. It’s simply what we were designed to do.”

Becky’s mission is to transform the way people view hospice care. She believes that hospice is not something to fear, but a beautiful and meaningful part of life, much like the birth of a child. “Just as we celebrate the arrival of a baby, we should also recognize that death is a natural and beautiful journey, and hospice can provide the support and comfort needed along the way.”

Her vision is to create a company where every team member feels a sense of belonging to something larger than themselves, where they are empowered to make a genuine difference in the lives of others. Becky is committed to helping others discover their hidden talents and passions, encouraging personal and professional growth in those around her.

Outside of her work, Becky has been happily married to her husband, Tracy, for nearly 30 years. Together, they have two beautiful daughters, Bayley and Brinkley, and a cherished fur baby, Murphy, who serves as the official mascot of BeyondFaith Hospice. When she’s not leading her hospice team, Becky enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, relaxing at the lake, and losing herself in a good book.

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Kelly Seales has been a Registered Nurse for 31 years and has worked in HomeHealth/Hospice for 30 of those.  She has served in various roles: field RN, management, & regional positions.  Kelly has worked primarily for large corporations that she says, “the bottom line seemed to be more important than patient care,” thus one of the many reasons behind the motivation to start her own company.  

In 2003, Kelly decided to take a Leap of Faith and open her own agency knowing that she could create a company where patient care was the main priority. Knowing that if patients came first that the company would be blessed with business taking care of the bottom line. 20 years later BeyondFaith is not only still standing but flourishing after staying true to Kelly’s original vision and mission.  

Kelly says her mission “is to create a work environment where it is not just a job for our employees, but a place they can come and express their labor of love to our patients and families. Healthcare is hard and especially Hospice. We deal with death and dying on a daily basis. It is imperative that we lead our staff with grace and love in a Christ like manner.”

She goes on to add, “I have lots of personal goals, too many to list but mainly to wake up each day and be the best person I can and always be a positive light in someone's day. We are too hard on each other as humans. We never know what the person in front of you is going thorough. Love one another.”

In the next phase of BeyondFaith, Kelly is focused on growth goals, quality of care and staffing. 
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In Kelly’s personal time, she loves spending time with family. She has 3 children who are all grown with 2 precious granddaughters. She and her husband Greg, of whom she has been married to for 30 years, love to travel with their close net of friends and she shares, “I want to experience as many things and places before the Lord calls me home.

Mitzi earned her nursing degree from Tarleton State University in the Spring of 1998 and now celebrates 25 years within this field. She began her nursing career in labor and delivery and later transitioned to home health when she met & joined Becky Richardson in 2005 to help with the startup of the Graham home health location. 

Mitzi says both her personal & professional mission is, “To make disciples of many, as we are called to do. This begins with my team.  Love and appreciation create a ripple effect that are passed on to our patients and their families as well as all of the support staff involved in the patient's care.”

Shortly after the startup of the Graham location, she accepted the opportunity to grow & advance the Wichita Falls Home Health/Hospice market in early 2007, and later became a partner and administrator over that location until BeyondFaith sold its Home Health division in 2017.  Mitzi has continued to serve as the hospice administrator and partner within that market for BeyondFaith.  She says, “As we grew in the home health industry, we saw the need of continuing that care through end of life for our patients and their families.”

Mitzi says, “I believe God allowed me to go through my own personal hospice experience with my beloved grandmother to not only teach me how to lead and provide for my hospice team, but to share His love in such a way that eases the stresses many feel when faced with the decision of hospice care.”  She goes onto say, “To be able to provide the care and comfort for the patient and their family that they may not even realize they need in the midst of such a difficult time of life and to know we are making that kind of difference in the lives of others is the greatest success one can achieve.” 

Mitzi’s hope is that her team knows her heart and her mission to love others well and that they are inspired to be a better version of themselves each day working together being God's hands and feet.

She shares her life with her soulmate and husband, Tony and their two beautiful children, Maci and Dylan. She enjoys spending her days off at the lake and soaking up as much family time as possible.