Family and friends are mourning the unexpected passing of Caley Cummins-Nawrocki, a beloved mother of three, devoted wife, daughter, sister, and respected chiropractor. Caley passed away peacefully in her sleep early Saturday morning, February 21, 2026. She was a proud native of Altus, Oklahoma, and made her home in Dallas.
Known for her strength, warmth, and vibrant spirit, Caley was described by loved ones as “the most amazing person” — a beautiful soul who brought light into every room she entered. A hard-working professional, she was passionate about her calling in chiropractic care and deeply committed to helping others live healthier, fuller lives.
Caley practiced at Inwood Chiropractic and Wellness Center, where she built meaningful relationships with patients and colleagues alike. She was a proud graduate of Parker College of Chiropractic, dedicating her education and career to making a difference in her community.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Caley’s greatest joy was her family. She was a loving wife to Tim and a devoted mother to her three precious daughters, who were the center of her world. She was also a cherished daughter, sister, and “bonus sister,” deeply loved by her extended family. Those closest to her remember her love for the outdoors, her infectious smile, and the unwavering encouragement she gave to everyone around her.
Her passing has left many hearts heavy. Friends describe her as a “ray of sunshine” and a fierce, compassionate woman who lived boldly and loved deeply. Though her time here feels far too short, her impact on the lives she touched will endure.
Services to honor and celebrate Caley’s life will be held on Friday, February 27, 2026, at Ted Dickey Funeral Home West in Plano. A viewing will take place at 2:00 p.m., followed by a memorial service at 3:00 p.m.
As family and friends gather to remember her, they ask for continued prayers for her daughters, her husband Tim, her mother Millie, her father, her sister Carissa, and all who loved her.
Caley’s legacy is one of love, service, and strength. She will be profoundly missed, forever cherished, and never forgotten.