Jacob Martin - Funeral Arrangements Pending

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LaKeyshia Rochelle Johnson Service - May 9

Viewing: Fri 5-8-2026 Peoples FH 12pm-7pm  1122 Mulberry Street, Denton, Texas 76205Service: Fri 5/9/2026 11am St. Andrews COGIC 608 Lacey, Denton, Texas 76205                                                                                                 Reflections of Life for                                                                      LaKeyshia Rochelle JohnsonAugust 4, 1981 – April 28, 2026On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, LaKeyshia Rochelle Johnson departed this earthly realm and entered into eternal rest after the call of her Heavenly Father. Known affectionately as “Keyshia,” she was born on August 4, 1981, in Denton, Texas, to Nathaniel Johnson Jr. and Rochelle Pitts. She was the eldest of nine children.Surrounded by her grandparents, the late Mother Dorothy Pitts, the late Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr and Dessie Johnson, Keyshia felt an overwhelming sense of joy and contentment. Her heart overflowed with an uncontainable delight every time she basked in the warmth of their loving presence. Their unwavering love and support profoundly impacted Keyshia’s heart, lifting her spirit and nourishing her soul. Their unconditional love, care, warmth, and presence in Keyshia’s life were precious gifts she deeply cherished and held in the highest regard.Keyshia's incredible journey of song began at a tender age, nurtured by the loving mentorship of her "PawPaw", the late Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr. She joyfully accepted Christ at an early age under the inspired leadership of Pastor TJ Denson Sr. of Macedonia Baptist Church. Her passion for ministry only grew stronger. Her heart's desire was the Youth Choir, where she flourished under the nurturing guidance of Cheryl Thompson and Rebecca Leaper, as well as the Youth Ministry of Macedonia.Keyshia's passion for music persisted throughout her academic tenure. During her elementary school years, she was afforded the remarkable opportunity to participate in “The Texas Girls’ Choir,” traveling internationally to perform in Switzerland and singing for the late Queen Elizabeth II.During her high school years, she continued to harness her remarkable and beautiful voice in the Denton High School Choir. Keyshia was also nominated for Homecoming Queen and actively participated in the Youth Defense Attorney program for the City of Denton. Keyshia graduated from Denton High School as a proud member of the Class of 1999.She continued her educational pursuits by attending North Central Texas College in Gainesville, TX. In the fall of 1999, Keyshia later pledged the Krimson Kourt Inc - KKI, crossing over December 5,1999. Her Line Name was “17 Distinctive Diamonds of a New Era”. Keyshia was “15 klub” and called herself “KHAOS”. Keyshia worked for a nursing home for several years and was later employed with Denton ISD Transportation from 2007 to 2022.In February of 2007, she was blessed to have the love of her life, a precious gift, a cuddly baby boy, Aayden Cole Johnson. They were inseparable and their bond was truly unbreakable!Through the many challenges Keyshia faced in her life, she remained radiant. She always aspired to spread joy and laughter to everyone she encountered. Her light, love and laughter always illuminated the room.Keyshia, we will miss your incredible, amazing, and anointed voice singing your signature song “His Eyes on the Sparrow.” We love you and your presence will be deeply cherished!Keyshia is preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr. and her maternal grandmother Mother Dorothy Pitts.Keyshia leaves to cherish precious and loving memories of her life: son Aayden, parents: Nathaniel Johnson Jr. (Aundrea) and Rochelle Pitts-Williams (Victor “Uncle PaPa”); paternal grandmother: Dessie Johnson; siblings: NaKeyia Long (Adrian), Jimeace Coleman, Stedmon Pitts, Ashley Johnson, Cameron Johnson (Malerie), Michael Marshall, Tevin Young Keyaira Pitts El Ghouat (Wassin), Nyja Johnson; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, God-Parents, and friends.

William Craig Young Service - May 9

Viewing:Fri 5-8-2026 Peoples FH 12pm-7pm    1122 Mulberry Street, Denton Texas 76205Service: Sat 5/9/2026@2p Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. 105 S Wood Street. Denton Texas 76205William Craig Young age 71 transitioned on April 29, 2026 in his home in Detroit, Texas, surrounded by his wife and granddaughter Clara.Born to Thomas Young and Dimples Scruggs in Chicago, Illinois, on March 20, 1955. William spent his early years traveling to Oklahoma with his uncle Al and wife, Bernice. visiting his relatives and his grandpa, Papa Shang Young, whom he loved dearly.William's aunt, Mattie Brown, and family were instrumental in his upbringing, nurturing him in strong faith and fostering a relationship with God at an early age. Carolyn Creamer and Margie Banks were also instrumental in mothering William. William’s father, Thomas Young, along with his uncles, his older brother William Ray Young II, and his special cousin and best friend, Dwayne Earl Zarkoft Brown, instilled in him daily guidance and strong values.William attended Chicago Public School and continued his education at area colleges to pursue his engineering degree. He later furthered his education in other studies at Paris Junior College in Paris, Texas.William was married at an early age under the command of his grandmother, Clara Scruggs. Four children were born into this unity: Miyoshi, Tamika, Cherie, and Alfred Young. William was young but devoted to caring for his family. Williams' time alone in silence with prayers and living alone led him to what he prayed for: the woman who is now his wife of 48 years all thanks to God and his sister, Toya. William Young IV was born into this unity. William was a caring and devoted dad to Cassu, Cadris, Terri, and Tori. He also fathered a child in his later years, Wesley Adams, whom he didn't get to know as well as he liked and wanted.Professionally, William held many management positions in various businesses and received several awards and certificates. William retired from Central Gulf Railroad, having held many positions in state and out-of-state field service railroad work.William and his family moved to Texas in the early nineties. He always wanted to be a rancher to see what country living would be like. He established a green acre farm, raising chickens, cows, emus, goats, horses, roosters and other common animals.William was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Young, and mother, Dimple Scruggs. Brother Thomas Young jr and daughter Cherie Young. Other loved ones he cared for were Minkus Simmons, Marcel O'Neal, Tori Washington jr, and William Caleb Young V.William is survived by his loving wife, Rebis, and sons William jr, Alfred, and Wesley. daughters Miyoshi and Tameka.Bonus sons special to him were Lil Bobby Williams, Brandon Blue, Craig Young, and special grandsons Malachi, Cadris jr, Montae, and Ryan. special granddaughters: Clara (whom he raised) Brittany, Dejah, Jada, Ava, laurielle and princess Taliyah.He is also survived by his extended family, who cherished him as a son and brother including his mother-in-law, Madea (Christine), and his brothers, Sunny, Ed, Diron, and Fee-Fee. sisters, Jackie, Pontee, and Kassie.He had twenty-three grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. He cherished the relationship he had with his longtime buddy and brother George Page. He loved his nephew William (Tuffy) Young. cousins James (shorty) Scruggs, Lincoln Scruggs, Michael Wafford and Ulysses Wafford.William enjoyed comradery with his friends, Bates, Clark, Herc, and Tim barbecuing, fishing and hunting.William will be greatly missed by everyone who loved him. His love, strength, and kindness will live on in the lives he touched and the family he cherished.Acknowledgements: The family would like to thank everyone for their prayers and condolences, a special thanks to all participants. May god continue to bless and keep you in his good graces.

Elia Leonor Bustos Funeral Service at Iglesia Sobre La Roca - May 9

Service: Sat 5/9/26@10am Iglesia Sobre La Roca Church Krum,Texas 76249:                              ObituarioCon profundo dolor, anunciamos el fallecimientode nuestra madre/esposa, Elia Leonor Bustos,quien partió de este mundo el día 30 de Abril del2026, a la edad de 60.Nació el 23 de Diciembre de 1965 en MuzquizCoahuila México. Fue una mujer extraordinaria,llena de amor, fortaleza y entrega a su familia.Se distinguió por su fe, generosidad y el profundocariño que brindó a los niños de la iglesia ISLR,donde sirvió como maestra y vicepresidenta deldepartamento, amando con ternura a todos sus"peques". Su_bondad, paciencia y sabiduríadejaron una huella eterna en quienes tuvieron ladicha de conocerla.Le sobrevive su hijo: David Bustos, su esposo:Rubén Bustos, y su padre Porfirio Ruiz, y demásfamiliares y amigos que la amarán y recordaránpor siempre. Sabemos que está gozando en losbrazos de nuestro Señor.

Rickey Wallace Funeral Service - May 23

Viewing: Fri 5/22/2026, 12pm-7pmPeoples Funeral Home and Chapel1122 E Mulberry Street. Denton, TX 76205 Service: Sat 5/23/2026 at 11 am St Andrews COGIC 608 Lakey St, Denton, TX 76205Ricky was born to the Parents Hubert Wallace & Ceona Wallace on Jan 17, 1956, in Denton Texas.He had a passion for cooking., He worked at North Texas State University as a cook for about 10 years. He was the life of the party you just knew when he was around, you were going to laugh all night, he loved cracking jokes. He grew up going to church at the Church of God in Christ. He loved his kids and family. He was outgoing and wasn’t afraid to try different things in life. He leaves behind a host of nieces and nephews and friends. He was very quite but his spirit was very loudChildren Sons: Dontrael Bell, Darwin Lockland. Daughter Yanette Bell Host of Nieces, Nephews & Friends.Brothers OT Wallace, Robert Lee Wallace, Edward Lee (Diane)Wallace, Sammy Dean Wallace.Special Cousin Peggy Jackson.Parents Hubert Wallace & Ceona Wallace.Fred Moore High School & Denton High School* Member of FFALoved Horses , Walking,Reading and sports.Cook at UNT .Sisters Barbara Ann Clark, Brenda Ann Wallace, Vickie May Skinner, and Annette WallacREPASS: 811 Morse street, Denton Texas 76205

Kathryn Stanley McKinzie Service - Saturday, May 30

Viewing: Saturday, May 30, 2026 @ 11am-12:30pm Peoples Funeral Home & Chapel1122 E. Mulberry St, Denton, Texas 76205Service:  Saturday, May 30, 2026 @ 1pmPeoples Funeral Home & Chapel 1122 Mulberry StDenton, Texas 76205Kathryn Stanley McKinzie, born on March 29, 1951, in Monroe, Louisiana, passed away on May 12, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. In her early teenage years, she moved to Denton,Texas, where she built a life centered on family, faith, and community. Her life was a testament to kindness, strength, and unwavering devotion. She was a woman whose gentle spirit and generous heart touched everyone she encountered. Kathryn lived a life rooted in love—especially for her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She celebrated their victories, supported their dreams, and offered comfort in every season. Her presence brought warmth, and her love was steady, unconditional, and deeply felt.She is survived by her son, Christopher McKinzie of Denton, Texas; her daughters, Tollita McKinzie of Lake Dallas, Texas, and Kenya McKinzie of Denton, Texas; her sisters, Dolores Miles of Denton,Texas, and Sharon Locklin of Dallas, Texas; her brothers, Calvin Stanley of Austin, Texas, Billy Stanley of Decatur, Texas, Felton Stanley of San Antonio, Texas, and Elton Stanley of Burnet, Texas; and her devoted companion, Timothy Williams.She leaves behind her beloved grandchildren: Kateia Wilhite, Shakyla McKinzie, Avery Wilhite, Lacajmine McKinzie, Jalereyon Wilson, Jaqualyn Wilhite, Shameia McKinzie, Alexis McHenry, ShaDiamond Wilson, Sheaira McKinzie, Victoria Aviles, Ta’Meia Reed, and KeyMareya Wilson.Her great-grandchildren include: D’Averion Allen, Ashon Allen, Jeremiah Campbell, Amar’rai Wilhite, Gianni Durr, Makia Rorie, Khai’lyn Mathieu Wilhite, Ka’Harrii Gray, Benahceo Rorie Jr., Kairo Snyder, KaMyren Wilson, Khoa Wilhite, Malachi Durr, Kadence Brock, and Ka’Manii Gray.She was preceded in death by her parents, Lucy McHenry Stanley and Henry Stanley; her husband, Wilmer McKinzie; and her siblings: Alfonzo McHenry, Brenda Faye Stanley, Roosevelt Stanley, Bobbie Stanley, Henry Stanley Jr., Alonzo McHenry, Maxine Kittlen, Barbara Jackson, and Johnny Stanley.Though her physical presence is no longer with us, Kathryn’s love, wisdom, and legacy will remain forever in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

Rickey Wallac - Death Notice

Deacon James Pop Tucker Service - May 23

Visitation:  Friday, May 22, 2026 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmThe Inspired Church5430 Miller Ave.Ft. Worth, TX 76119Service:Saturday, May, 23, 2026 11:00 amNew Breed Christian Center4500 S. Riverside Dr.Ft. Worth, TX 76119                                                                Deacon James ‘Pop’ Tucker ObituaryDeacon James “Pop” Tucker was the epitome of love, honor, and respect. He lived a prestigious, dignified, and faithful life dedicated to God, his wife, his family, and his community.J.C. Tucker was born on April 24, 1940, to the late George and Jerline “BaeBae” Tucker in Fort Worth. He was educated in Fort Worth I.S.D. and later graduated from Fremont High School in Los Angeles in 1958.On December 9, 1965, Deacon Tucker married the love of his life, Evelyn Tucker (Baxter), in Olympia, WA. To this union, they welcomed their miracle child, Anthony G. Tucker, Sr.In 1958, Deacon “Pop” Tucker proudly enlisted in the United States Army. During his eight-year tenure, he served in various honorable positions, including Military Policeman and Infantry Airborne Trainer. He also had the privilege of fighting for our country in the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged from the military in 1966 with the rank of Staff Sergeant E-6.After departing from the military, he returned home to Fort Worth, where he laid strong roots for his family and community. He proudly served at Bell Helicopter in many capacities over the course of 38 years. While faithfully working and supporting his family, he also attended Tarrant County Junior College. He later retired from Bell Helicopter as a Security Guard after years of dedicated and diligent service. He was truly the epitome of a hardworking man who sacrificed selflessly for those he loved.Even after retirement, Pop remained a jack of all trades, using his many skills and talents to work, volunteer, and serve others. He enjoyed drawing, cooking and barbecuing, working puzzles, building and crafting projects such as antique model cars, and spending quality time with family and friends. Pop was one of the warmest, kindest, and most welcoming individuals anyone could ever meet.Deacon Tucker became an ordained deacon at Crawford Street Baptist Church in Fort Worth under the late Reverend Dancer. He later joined Gospel Temple C.H.S.C. under the late E.L. McBride. As he continued in his spiritual journey, he later joined and helped plant Mt. Zion C.H.S.C. under the late Pastor Charles Jimerson. There, he faithfully served as a Deacon, Sunday School teacher, and church board member for 28 years under the leadership of the late Pastor Corine Jimerson and Bishop Robert Crochet, Sr.In 2010, he joined and faithfully supported his son, Pastor Anthony G. Tucker, Sr., at The Inspired Church, where he served diligently as a Deacon and Board Member until his final days. He was deeply loved and respected by so many. His servant’s heart, his humility, and the honor and grace he carried with every step he took and every word he spoke will live on through his legacy for generations to come.Deacon “Pop” Tucker was preceded in death by his parents, George and Jerline “BaeBae” Tucker; his sisters, Dorothy “Dot” McIlveen and Waldean “Maurice” Peoples; and his brother, Paul Green.Deacon “Pop” Tucker loved his family with his entire being. He leaves to cherish his precious memories: his wife, Evelyn Tucker; his only child, Pastor Anthony (Angela) Tucker; two grandchildren, Anthony (Holli) Tucker, II, Jasmine (J’Vaughn) Flippin; his great-grandchildren: Aston, Ryley, Eden, Anaya, Anthony (Bubba) III; his siblings: Darryl Tucker, Cedric Tucker, Marcus (Desiree) Tucker, Sharon Tucker; his special friends, Pastor and Sister Longmiles; and a host of nephews, nieces, cousins, church family, and friends

Earl David German Sr. Visitation and Service

Visitation:  Sun 5/31/26 @ 3PM-5 PMPeoples Funeral Home Inc1122 Mulberry Street,Denton Texas 76205Service: Mon 6/1/26@11 AMPeoples Funeral Home Inc1122 Mulberry Street,Denton Texas 76205, 2026                                                            A Man of Honor, Strength & Service                                                               Earl David German Sr.Earl David German Sr. was born on December 5, 1945, to Clark German and Annie Mae Bush German in East St. Louis, Illinois. He was one of eleven children and was raised with strong values, faith, discipline, and perseverance that would shape the course of his life.At an early age, Earl accepted Christ and was baptized at an early age. His family later relocated to Chicago, Illinois, where he attended DuSable High School.Following high school, Earl proudly enlisted in the United States Marine Corps on April 19, 1966. He faithfully served his country until June 1972, earning the rank of Corporal. During his military service, Earl received numerous commendations, honors, and distinguished awards, including the Purple Heart, recognizing his courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to his country.Earl’s legacy of honor and service continued through his family. Following in his father’s proud footsteps, his son, Eric David German, also served in the United States Marine Corps, continuing the family tradition of courage, discipline, and commitment to serving others.Following his military service, Earl continued his commitment to serving others through a distinguished career with the Chicago Police Department. He served honorably until retirement and was highly respected for his professionalism, leadership, bravery, and dedication to protecting his community.Earl was a proud, strong, and determined man who loved deeply and lived boldly. He valued family, loyalty, laughter, and hard work. Known for his wisdom, sharp sense of humor, and unforgettable personality, Earl left a lasting impression on everyone blessed to know him.A devoted sports fan through and through, Earl proudly represented Chicago wherever he went. He was a lifelong Chicago Bears and Chicago White Sox fan. Even after relocating to Texas in 2012, Earl made it known — especially among Dallas Cowboys fans — that he would forever remain the number one Bears fan.Earl also had a deep love for coaching little league baseball and took great pride in mentoring and encouraging young athletes both on and off the field. He cherished fellowship, conversation, and camaraderie. One of his favorite daily routines was spending time at his local Starbucks in Carrollton, Texas, talking with fellow Marine buddies, reminiscing about the good old days, discussing life and sports, sharing laughs, and greeting familiar faces along the way.Earl leaves to cherish his memory his devoted children, Earl David German Jr. (Vickie) of Lewisville, Texas; Eric David German and Chantel Nicole German, both of Chicago, Illinois.He also leaves behind his beloved grandchildren: David Anthony German (Irena), Christopher Ray German (Brandee), Amber Victoria German Linton (Joseph Linton), Bryson Douglas German (Taylor), Blake Cameron German, Braylon Austin German, and Brittany Easley Sparks (Tevin), along with a host of cherished great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, and dear friends.Among those who brought Earl David German Sr. the greatest joy was his nephew, barber, and special angel, James Joseph Massingale, who held a very special place in his heart, along with his loving niece, Ruby Belk of Illinois.Earl David German Sr. was preceded in death by his father, Clark German; his mother, Annie Mae German; two sisters, Claire Wolfe and Mary Belk; and three brothers, Alexander German, Claude aka “June” German, and John German.Above all, Earl will be remembered for the legacy he leaves behind — a life marked by courage, honor, service, faith, strength, and love. His memory will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew and loved hi

Donna Faye Green Clemons Celebration of Life

Visitation: Fri 6-12-2026 6:30p - 8:30pMorse Street Baptist Church 921 Morse SreetDenton, Denton Texas 76205Service: Sat 6-13-2026 @11 amCovenant Church2644 Trinity MillsCarrolton, Texas 75006                                                  Celebration of Life and Legacy                                                     Donna Faye Green ClemonsSunrise: December 8, 1957 – Sunset: May 24, 2026A radiant light, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, friend, colleague, and leader, Donna Faye Green Clemons transitioned peacefully into the arms of her Savior, leaving behind a legacy woven with faith, love, and unwavering devotion to God and family. Her life was a testament to grace, perseverance, and the power of intercession—roles she carried with humility and joy from childhood until her final breath.Early LifeBorn on December 8, 1957, in Denton, Texas, Donna was one of twelve siblings and quickly became known as the gentle mediator and gatherer of the family. As a middle child, she naturally stepped into the role of peacemaker—an intercessor whose heart was always turned toward unity, compassion, and connection. Her family often said she carried a special gift: the ability to love deeply, pray fervently, and bring people together.Donna graduated from Denton High School and later earned her Associate Degree in Business from El Centro College in Dallas, Texas. She continued her education through the prestigious Wharton Business Program, equipping herself with the knowledge and skill that would fuel her remarkable career as an entrepreneur and business leader. Even in her youth, it was clear to all who knew her that Donna was destined for greatness.Career and Business InfluenceDonna’s professional journey spanned more than 40 years and left an indelible mark on the business community nationwide. As the founder and owner of Joy Promotions Inc., she built a thriving enterprise specializing in promotions and advertising specialty products. Her leadership was defined not only by excellence and innovation but by the faith she carried boldly into every boardroom, meeting, and partnership.Colleagues and clients alike admired her integrity, her brilliance, and her ability to make every person feel seen and valued. Donna’s influence extended far beyond business transactions—she ministered through her work, offering encouragement, wisdom, and prayer to countless individuals across the country.Community Leadership & ServiceDonna was a passionate advocate for business development, minority entrepreneurship, and community empowerment. She served actively within organizations such as the DFW Minority Development Council, contributing through membership, sponsorship, and volunteer leadership. Her dedication earned her numerous awards, including the prestigious E-Award for outstanding business success.Her heart for service was especially evident in her commitment to mentoring women. Donna invested her time, expertise, and resources to help emerging minority and women-owned businesses navigate certification processes, secure contracts, and expand their visibility and revenue. Through monthly coaching, hands-on guidance, and her generous spirit, she helped countless women step into their purpose with confidence.Donna also served on several nonprofit boards, including the Ina Mae Greene Foundation, an organization supporting survivors of domestic violence. Her compassion, advocacy, and faith-driven leadership touched lives far beyond what can be measured.Family: Her Greatest LegacyOf all Donna’s accomplishments, none brought her more joy or pride than her family. Her heart belonged to her beloved husband, Karl Clemons, her “Promised Boaz,” with whom she shared 15 years of love, partnership, and cherished memories. Their union was a reflection of God’s faithfulness—two souls aligned in purpose, devotion, and unwavering commitment.Donna was the proud and loving mother of her three sons—Roger Joyner II, Rodrick Joyner, and Randall Joyner, her “Sweet Baby Boy,” as she affectionately called him. She devoted her life to raising her sons to be strong, honorable men. Donna was immensely proud of each of them and loved them deeply. She adored her daughters-in-love, Crystal Joyner, Trimiesha Joyner, and Shermia Lewis, who brought immense joy, love, and a sense of completeness to her family. She cherished each of them and welcomed them as daughters in every sense of the word.Donna’s heart expanded even further when God blessed her with a compassionate and devoted daughter, Julia Sanchez, whose presence transformed Donna’s life in profound and beautiful ways. Their bond was heaven-sent—rooted in healing, faith, and unconditional love.Her legacy continues through her precious grandchildren: Alexus Joyner, Roger “Trey” Joyner III, Addison Joyner, Madison Joyner, Rodrick “Deuce” Joyner II, Joy Lewis, Aniyah Joyner, and Sierra Joyner. Each one was a reflection of her joy, her prayers, and her enduring love. She treasured every opportunity to support them in their activities, celebrations, and accomplishments, taking great pride in being present for the moments that mattered most in their lives.Donna also leaves behind her beloved siblings: Laurie “Tina” Heard, Betty (Peter) Elliott, Susie Gardener, Maxine Thomas, William “Billy” Green, Rose Fanner, Amos Green, and Michael (Lori Ann) Green; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and in-laws, each of whom shared in the deep bonds of family, faith, and lifelong connection.She was preceded in death by her cherished parents, Sardie and Gertrude Green; her brothers, Eddie Green and Ben Green; and her sister, Barbara Green. Their reunion in Heaven is a comfort to all who loved her.God knew my heart was wounded long before we met,He saw the fear & sorrow I could never quite forget…(Full poem preserved exactly as provided.)Tribute: A Life of Faith, A Legacy of LoveDonna’s life was a living testimony of God’s goodness. Even in seasons of suffering, her faith never wavered. She prayed with conviction, loved with intention, and served with humility. She believed in the power of intercession—and even now, her family rests in the assurance that she continues to intercede for them from Heaven.Her presence was sunshine. Her laughter was warmth. Her wisdom was steady. Her love was transformative.Though her earthly journey has ended, her legacy lives on in every life she touched, every prayer she prayed, and every seed of hope she planted.Rest in Heavenly Peace, SunshineYour light remains.Your love remains.Your legacy remains.Forever Loved. Forever Missed. Forever Cherished.Your Loving Husband, Karl

José Martínez Ardón Funeral Service

Service: @4:30pm Peoples Funeral Home and Chapel,1122, Denton Texas 76205José Neftalí Martínez Ardón, también conocido como "Taly", nació el 16 de septiembre de 1978 en Copán, Honduras. En 2006 dejó su tierra natal para buscar mejor vida para los cuatro hijos que había dejado a Honduras en a Estados Unidos —donde residía su hermano José Efraín en Little Elm, Texas. En 2008 conoció a su pareja, Linda Briones, con quien tuvo un hijo, Elías Martínez, en 2013; Linda también tenía un hijo de una relación anterior, Emilio, a quien José (Taly) trató como si fuera propio. En 2018, su hija Martha y su hijo Noé se reunieron con él en Estados Unidos, mientras que sus otras dos hijas, Suyapa y Sicely, permanecieron en Honduras. José soñaba con regresar a Honduras en los años siguientes para conocer en persona a Sicely, pues había partido cuando la madre de ella aún estaba embarazada; la conocía únicamente a través de llamadas telefónicas, fotografías y videollamadas. En 2025, Sicely tuvo a su primer hijo; José estaba sumamente emocionado y deseaba adelantar su regreso a Honduras para pasar tiempo con su nieto. José quería volver a casa tras veinte largos años de arduo trabajo construyendo un futuro para sus hijos, y deseaba recorrer lugares de Honduras que no había podido visitar antes de emigrar a Estados Unidos. La vida de José (Taly) se vio truncada el 28 de mayo de 2026 en la unidad de cuidados intensivos del hospital Texas Health Fort Worth, debido a complicaciones desconocidas. Él habría querido que lo recordáramos por su risa, por las historias que contaba sobre vivencias y por cómo solía decir que Google era más listo que nosotros. Siempre hacía reír a los demás y entablaba amistades dondequiera que estuviera; era una persona muy querida y todos guardan algún recuerdo suyo. Le precedieron en la muerte su madre, María Elena Ardón Mejía (Honduras); su sobrino, José Efraín Martínez Jr. (Texas); sus abuelos y otros familiares.Jose Neftali Martinez Ardon also known as Taly. Was born on September 16, 1978 in Copan Honduras, in 2006 he left his birth home to come to the USA where is brother Jose Efrain was residing in Little Elm, Texas, in order to find a better life for 4 children he left behind in Honduras. He met his common in law wife Linda Briones in 2008 and they had a son Elias Martinez in 2013, Linda also had her son Emilio from a previous relationship that Jose (Taly) treated as his own child. In 2018 his daughter Martha and son Noe joined him in the USA and his remaining 2 daughters Suyapa and Sicely still remained in Honduras. Jose had a dream of returning to Honduras in the next few years to meet his Sicely, he left Honduras when her mother was still pregnant with Sicely. He knew her through phone calls, pictures and Video Chats. In 2025 Sicely had her first child and Jose was extremely excited and want to return to Honduras sooner to spend time with his grandchild. Jose wanted to return home after 20 long years of working hard and building a future for his children. He wanted to explore the places in Honduras was never able to before he left for the USA.Jose’s (Taly) life was cut short on May 28th, 2026 in the ICU in Texas Health Fort Worth, due to complications that are unknown. He would want us to remember him for his laughter, all the stories he used to talk about things that happened in life and how google was smarter than us. He always making someone laugh at something and always made friends where ever he was. He was very well liked. Everyone has a memory of him. He is preceded by his mother Maria Elena Ardon Mejia (Honduras) His Nephew Jose Efrain Martinez Jr (Texas) his grandmothers, Grandfathers, and many others.

Jean Roettinger - Funeral Arrangements Pending

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Dr. Maurice Landers Jr. Memorial Service - Saturday, June 13

Saturday • June 13, 2026 • 10:00 am@One Community Church2601 Prairie Dr,Prosper, TX 75078Dr. Maurice Landers Jr. Was born on September 12, 1969, to Maurice Landers Sr. And Adrienne Landers. From an early age, Maurice brought joy to those around him with his infectious smile, quick wit, and love of learning. He began working at McDaniels Pharmacy at a young age, where his passion for helping others first flourished. A natural leader, he served as class president at his high school.After graduating, Maurice attended Alcorn State University. There, he met his future wife and proudly pledged Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. He later continued his education at Xavier University in Louisiana. He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy degree in 1994. In 2000, he became a certified Physician Assistant. This was well before many people fully understood the important role PAs would come to play in healthcare. Maurice was truly ahead of his time.His journey next led him to join the faculty of Hampton University as a professor in the Department of Pharmacy. A gifted educator and mentor, he was honored with the Teacher of the Year Award for his dedication, wisdom, and ability to inspire his students. Maurice later spent more than 20 years as a Senior Medical Science Liaison for several pharmaceutical companies. He earned the respect of colleagues across the industry for his professionalism, brilliance, and compassion.Maurice’s children brought him the greatest joy. He was a devoted father to Maurice III and Kayla. He had a deep love for travel and treasured creating memories with his family. Together, they explored more than 30 states and traveled abroad to beautiful countries including Italy, Spain, and France. Whether near or far, he found joy in experiencing life with those he loved most.To know Maurice was to love him. He possessed a generous spirit, a brilliant mind, and a gift for making others feel seen, valued, and cared for. He was determined and always ready with wisdom, encouragement, or a solution to any problem. His presence brought comfort, laughter, and strength to all who knew him.Maurice leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife, Angela; his children, Maurice III and Kayla; his sister, Lanita (Randy); his brother-in-law, Charles (Victoria); his nieces and nephews, Randy Jr., Kennedy, Sydney, and Khari (Chris); along with a host of loving cousins, fraternity brothers, colleagues, and dear friends whose lives were forever touched by his kindness and love.

Salvador Castillo Funeral Service - Sunday, June 14

ARRANGEMENTS PENDING Service: Sun 6/14/2026 Peoples Funeral Home and Chapel 2:30 pm

David Johnson Funeral Service - Friday, June 12

Service:Friday 12, 2026 Time:12:30PM Location:Peoples funeral home & Chapel 

David Johnson Funeral Service - Friday, June 12

Service:Friday 12, 2026 Time:12:30PM Location:Peoples funeral home & Chapel 

Hollis Maxfield — Arrangements Pending

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Hollis Maxfield — Arrangements Pending

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Jacob Martin - Funeral Arrangements Pending

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LaKeyshia Rochelle Johnson Service - May 9

Viewing: Fri 5-8-2026 Peoples FH 12pm-7pm  1122 Mulberry Street, Denton, Texas 76205Service: Fri 5/9/2026 11am St. Andrews COGIC 608 Lacey, Denton, Texas 76205                                                                                                 Reflections of Life for                                                                      LaKeyshia Rochelle JohnsonAugust 4, 1981 – April 28, 2026On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, LaKeyshia Rochelle Johnson departed this earthly realm and entered into eternal rest after the call of her Heavenly Father. Known affectionately as “Keyshia,” she was born on August 4, 1981, in Denton, Texas, to Nathaniel Johnson Jr. and Rochelle Pitts. She was the eldest of nine children.Surrounded by her grandparents, the late Mother Dorothy Pitts, the late Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr and Dessie Johnson, Keyshia felt an overwhelming sense of joy and contentment. Her heart overflowed with an uncontainable delight every time she basked in the warmth of their loving presence. Their unwavering love and support profoundly impacted Keyshia’s heart, lifting her spirit and nourishing her soul. Their unconditional love, care, warmth, and presence in Keyshia’s life were precious gifts she deeply cherished and held in the highest regard.Keyshia's incredible journey of song began at a tender age, nurtured by the loving mentorship of her "PawPaw", the late Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr. She joyfully accepted Christ at an early age under the inspired leadership of Pastor TJ Denson Sr. of Macedonia Baptist Church. Her passion for ministry only grew stronger. Her heart's desire was the Youth Choir, where she flourished under the nurturing guidance of Cheryl Thompson and Rebecca Leaper, as well as the Youth Ministry of Macedonia.Keyshia's passion for music persisted throughout her academic tenure. During her elementary school years, she was afforded the remarkable opportunity to participate in “The Texas Girls’ Choir,” traveling internationally to perform in Switzerland and singing for the late Queen Elizabeth II.During her high school years, she continued to harness her remarkable and beautiful voice in the Denton High School Choir. Keyshia was also nominated for Homecoming Queen and actively participated in the Youth Defense Attorney program for the City of Denton. Keyshia graduated from Denton High School as a proud member of the Class of 1999.She continued her educational pursuits by attending North Central Texas College in Gainesville, TX. In the fall of 1999, Keyshia later pledged the Krimson Kourt Inc - KKI, crossing over December 5,1999. Her Line Name was “17 Distinctive Diamonds of a New Era”. Keyshia was “15 klub” and called herself “KHAOS”. Keyshia worked for a nursing home for several years and was later employed with Denton ISD Transportation from 2007 to 2022.In February of 2007, she was blessed to have the love of her life, a precious gift, a cuddly baby boy, Aayden Cole Johnson. They were inseparable and their bond was truly unbreakable!Through the many challenges Keyshia faced in her life, she remained radiant. She always aspired to spread joy and laughter to everyone she encountered. Her light, love and laughter always illuminated the room.Keyshia, we will miss your incredible, amazing, and anointed voice singing your signature song “His Eyes on the Sparrow.” We love you and your presence will be deeply cherished!Keyshia is preceded in death by her paternal grandfather Minister Nathaniel Johnson Sr. and her maternal grandmother Mother Dorothy Pitts.Keyshia leaves to cherish precious and loving memories of her life: son Aayden, parents: Nathaniel Johnson Jr. (Aundrea) and Rochelle Pitts-Williams (Victor “Uncle PaPa”); paternal grandmother: Dessie Johnson; siblings: NaKeyia Long (Adrian), Jimeace Coleman, Stedmon Pitts, Ashley Johnson, Cameron Johnson (Malerie), Michael Marshall, Tevin Young Keyaira Pitts El Ghouat (Wassin), Nyja Johnson; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, God-Parents, and friends.