Psalms Funeral Home

~Lester Barnes, Jr.~

Reflection of Life

Lester Barnes, Jr. was born July 10, 1951 in Houston, Texas to Lester Burns, Sr. and Matilda Stokes. He is preceded in death by three brothers; Aaron Brown, J C Freeman, Lawrence Freeman and sister; Matilda Brown.

Lester accepted Christ at an early age in Houston, Texas. He graduated from Kashmere High School in Houston. He also served in the United States Air Force.

Lester worked as an automobile mechanic for several years and did real estate on the side.

He leaves to cherish his memories his four children; Tamika Burns Shepard, Brandon Burns, Ruth Shana Smith (Cedric), and Maurio Burns, two brothers; Jimmy Brown (Bange) and Jerry Boone. Two step-sisters; Sharon Branch and Kristie Roberts, 6 grand children  and a host of nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. 

                                                  Service:

Friday,, November 15, 2019

                                                          11:A.M.

                                                            Greater Faith Baptist Church

                                                            20550 Townsen Blvd. Humble, TX

~Terry Troy Hogan~ 

Terry Troy Hogan was born June 6, 1957, to Laura Lee Hogan and Johnnie Williams in Houston, Texas. Terry received his education in the Houston Public School System. He accepted Christ at an early age. In 1998, Troy and Linda Matthews got together and has remained faithful together for 21 years until his demise. Terry is preceded in death by his parents, grand parents; Joe and Fannie Hogan, his brother; Barry Wayne Hogan, three aunts; Estella Clark, Joe Eddie Tyler and Bessie Cole, two uncles; Elois Hogan, Sr. and Richard Ferguson. He leaves to cherish his memories his spouse of 21 years, Linda Matthew Hogan, nephew Dominique Hogan, sister-n-law; Lisa Hogan, two aunts; Odessa Jackson Harrison (Tilmer) and Alberta Hogan. His special and long-time friends; Rev. Donald Maxey and Terry Burrell and a host of other relatives and friends.

~Johnnie Caldwell~

Reflection of Life

Johnnie Caldwell was born the 11th child of twelve to Willie and Lessie Caldwell in Navasota, Texas on November 4, 1945. He is preceded in death by his parents, two sisters; Willie Mae Caldwell and Bobbie Haywood, four brothers; Leon, Ray, Horace and Smith Caldwell.

Johnnie accepted Christ at an early age in Navasota. He attended George Washington Carver where he graduated with the class of 1963. He loved playing football.

Johnnie was loved by so many and will be truly missed.

He leaves to cherish his memories; James L. Minor “Jamie”, his son; Brandon Kevin Caldwell with Wanda Pearl Caldwell, stepchildren; Stephon and Deidre Gardiner and a host of other relatives, classmates and friends.

~Iola Mae Brooks~

Reflections of Her Life

Life Born with a Purpose

     On July 19, 1928 in Clay Texas, the Lord saw fit to bestow upon the union of Booker T. Brooks and Leola Jackson Brooks a beautiful baby girl, whom they named Iola Mae Brooks. She received her education in the public school of Clay Texas.  Ola completed her education in obtaining her certification from the United States Postal Service.

 Iola professed her belief Christ Jesus at an early age with Pleasant Home Baptist Church.  She started at an early age living a Christian Life and working in the Church given to them. Iola and Manchester kept While working hard. God sent a handsome young man Manchester Davis into the pathway of this beautiful queen.  Both were smitten with each other and decided to spend the rest of their earthly life together. On September 15, 1951, honoring their love and commitment for each other they united in Holy Matrimony.  To this union two children were this committee they made before God and man for sixty-two years this earthly union was only broken after Manchester went home to be with God.

 Iola served dutifully and faithfully as a God-fearing lady.  She served willingly as faithfully as Choir President at Bethel Grove Baptist Church Cawthorne Texas, under the leadership of the late Rev, Sanders. Iola love for music inspired her to take piano lessons from the late Fred Thorton. She fulfilled this position as Choir President until moving to Mount Calvary Baptist under the Pastor ship of Rev, Fred Tillis. She was a member of the Senior Choir, Home Mission Society and Pastor’s Aide. Having a love for children she organized the Sun Beam Children Choir. Iola touched many young people’s love for humanity caused her to help the elderly and sick in her community. Still, her love for mankind and passion caused her to reach beyond her community to assist.  Years later after fellow shipping with the Truevine Missionary Baptist Church, Deacon Manchester and Iola Davis felt the love and warmth of the membership and decided to become a part of that family and remained a part of that Church family until God called them home.

~Aron Williams, Jr.~

JOURNEY OF Life

Aron Williams, Jr. was born to the late Mary Boyd Williams and Aron Williams, Sr. on May 31, 1936 in Waller County, Texas.

Aron accepted Christ at an early age at Progressive Baptist Church in Hempstead, Texas. He graduated from Sam Schwartz High School in Hempstead. After graduating, he joined the United States Air Force, where he served for over twelve years. He loved driving trucks from state to state until his health began to fail.

Aaron was ordained as a minister soon after retiring from the Air Force and Pastored True Faith Baptist Church in Houston, Texas for over eight years. He returned to Waller, TX., he rejoined the Progressive B. C. family for several years and moved to Rock Island B. C. in Hempstead, TX.

Aron is preceded in death by his parents, four sisters; Barbara Jean, Cleo, Alberta and Alice, his grandson; Terrance.

He leaves to cherish his memory his loving wife, Rosa Williams, five sons; Darrell Smith (Dell), Dennis Smith  Vincent Williams, Dexter Williams and Jauzon Smith. Three daughters; Denese Williams, Cassandra Williams  and Maddison Thomas., two brothers; James and Bobby Williams, one aunt; Bernice Vanduren, one granddaughter, one God-son Ronald Love and a host of other close relatives and friends.

~Joseph Curtis Bihms Sr ~

Joseph Curtis Bihms Sr. passed away suddenly on August 15, 2019 close to his home of 24 years in Navasota, TX. Joe is survived by his wife of 29 years, Phillipa Ann Bihms and their four children Joseph Jr. (wife Sarah), Jerome, Jordan, and Lacie. He also leaves behind two beautiful grandchildren Emma and Cassius Bihms, along with a mother, several siblings and a host of nieces and nephews. Joe was known for his legacy of goodwill, master carpentry, and being a family man. Joe was not only loving to his family but to everyone he came across, he never met a stranger.

Funeral Services will be held on Sunday, August 25, 2019 at Brosig Auditorium at 100 Brosig Avenue Navasota, TX 77868.

A Viewing and Visitation will begin at 10:30am until 12:00pm followed by a song then Expressions and Stories from the family and friends until 12:45pm. A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00pm to reflect Joe’s faith as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Joe’s family invite those attending the Repast for food and refreshments immediately after the service until 3:00pm at Brule Elementary School cafeteria located at 203 Brosig Avenue Navasota, TX 77868.

~Narral McNeal~  

Memorial service for Narral McNeal are set for  Sat. Aug. 24, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the Psalms chapel 501 S. LaSalle-Navasota, Tx. She was born April 23, 1932 in Marksville, Louisiana and she passed this life on Aug 17, 2019 in her home in Navasota.  Narral worked at the Navasota Rehab for 50 years and will be greatly missed.  She leaves to cherish her memories  three daughters; Sandra, Debra and Laura, four sons; Berry, Joseph, Michael and Jimmy McNeal and a host of other close relatives and friends.  Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home-Navasota, Tx.

~Craig A. Sweed~   

Funeral Services for Craig A. Sweed are set for Sat. Aug. 24, 2019 at 2:30 P.M. at Missionary Camp B. C. in Navasota, Texas. Interment will follow in the Catholic Cemetery in Washington County, Texas. Wake service will be held at Mt. Calvary B. C. on Friday, the 23rd of August, 2019 in Navasota, Tx. from 6-9 p.m.  Craig was born Sept. 3. 1963 in Houston, Tx. and passed this life on Aug. 16, 2019 in Navasota, Tx. Craig was a devoted father, a loving grandfather, a dedicated brother, a role model as a uncle, a mentor as a friend and a productive, goal-oriented person as an employee of Trinty Industries in Navasota for many years. Craig's life has been centered around living his life to the fullest and exemplifying unconditional love towards everyone he has ever crossed paths with.  Please keep the family in your prayers.  Services entrusted to PSALMS FUNERAL HOME of Navasota, Texas.

~Ethel Jean Stevenson Williams~  

Ethel Jean Stevenson Williams (Jeanie) was born August 2, 1950 to the late Felix Stevenson Sr. and the late Fannie Chappell Stevenson.

Ethel Jean accepted Christ at an early age at the Bethel Grove Baptist Church in Cawthorn, Texas and later united with Missionary Camp Baptist church under the leadership of Pastor James Mable, Sr. and Truevine Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Charlie Hall.

Ethel Jean attended A.M.T. in Cawthorn, Texas and George Washington Carver High School (class of 1968) Navasota, Tx

She worked at Texas A&M Custodial Services dept. for many years before retiring and worked at Navasota Nursing rehab until her health begin to decline.

She was married to the Late Bobby Joe Williams, and to that union four children were born. She is preceded in death by her parents, her son Bobby Joe Williams Jr., ,her sister Maggie Lee Stevenson-Wesley, two brothers; Felix Stevenson Jr. and Johnnie Stevenson and a beloved God daughter; Caria Adams.

She leaves to Cherish her memories three daughters; Bobbie Jones (Eugene), Gwendolyn Wesley (Carlton), and Movica Stevenson and one son; Tyrone Williams (Lisa) all of Navasota, Texas. Two Sisters; Clara Harvey of Houston, Texas and Joyce Stevenson of Navasota, Texas. Three brothers; Roosevelt Stevenson (Philonis) ofHouston, Texas, Earl Stevenson (Denise), of Tacoma, Washington and Michael Stevenson of Navasota, Texas. Nine Grandchildren and seven great grandchildren and a special sister in law; Mary Davis and a host of other relatives and friends.y

Services will be held at Missionary Camp Baptist Church  @ 2:00 pm

Internment will immediately follow at Oakland Cemetery

Baby Boy’s Life Story

Kasheton Philip Evan Ross was born September 28, 2016 in Frisco,

Texas. Bria’s baby boy brought the family so much love beyond measures. Kasheton was blessed by Pastor Bobby Johnson at his home in Dallas, Texas. He attended La Petite Academy in which he truly enjoyed. During his life, he was so happy, he gave us joy in all that he did. He loved his Paw Patrol, Elmo, being read one of his many favorite books “3 Little Pigs, going to the park and seeing Betty and Fred’s horse made him so happy. He carried around his favorite playmate, his stuffed animal “George” wherever he went.

Kasheton was a friendly kind-spirited sweet little boy. Anytime he was out in the public, he made it a point to speak to everyone he came in contact with. He was super smart, he could maneuver our laptop, so we had to get him his own. Anything he observed he was persistent to figuring it out to do it himself. He adored his mom, which was his whole world. Our lives will never be the same without our baby boy.

His life will be cherished by his mother; Bria Ross and Qunton Walker, grandparents; Alisa (Gia) Ross, Phillip B. (PaPa) Ross, three auntees; Teah, Kaish Ross and Philicia May, uncle and godfather; Oscar Scott, Jr.. Great great grandparents; Clarence and Rhonda Johnson and Odessa Ross, JB Ross, Great-great grandfather; Phillip Horace, special friends; Vickie Harris and Sherry Bowen and many, many close relatives and friends.

Reflection of Life 

~Ray Don Whitfield~

Ray Don Whitfield was born November 21, 1961 in Navasota, Texas to Nellie B. and Walter Whitfield, Sr. He is preceded in death by his father, sisters; Linda Horne and Marilyn Whitfield and brother; David Williams.

Ray accepted Christ at an early age. He graduated from Navasota High with the class of 1980. He spent most of his life in Austin, Texas. He loved to ride his bicycle, spend time with his family and friends and helping his mom clean.

Ray leaves to cherish his memories his loving mother; Nellie B. Whitfield, three siblings; Carlton Williams, Sr. Carolyn Hubbard (Rev. John, Sr.), Walter Whitfield (Cindy), all of Navasota. Four Aunts, two uncles and a host of other relatives and friends.

Services will be held at

Mount Zion Baptist Church

Rev. Charles “Gator” Lee

Reverend Charles Edward Lee was born March 3rd, 1949 to the parents of Tommie Lee Manning and William Lee Sr. (both deceased) in Conroe, Texas. His paternal grandparents were the late Luly and WIlliam Lee and maternal grandparents Jake and Agnes Manning.

Charles was baptized in Montgomery Texas at a early age; upon his life’s calling as one of God’s messengers he joined Greater First Baptist Church in Anderson Texas until his passing.

Charles grew up in Conroe Texas in which he attended school in Conroe ISD. Charles was known for his outgoing personality, humor, quick wit and “sharp as a tack” attire.

Charles worked for Owens Corning Fiberglass for over 20 years until his retirement.

His lifelong friend Thomas “Mr. T” Blacknell remained by his side throughout his lifetime; he was with him as he took his last breath,

Charles leaves to cherish his loving memories wife Irene Lee; brothers William Lee Jr., Carl Wayne Sherman; sisters Sharon Ford, Lillie Ruth Taylor (deceased) and Jimmie Rae Scott (deceased); aunts Mary Williams, Lula Womack, Ethel Jefferson, Dorothy Manning, Eunice Cade, and Jessie Gonzalez; uncles Curtis and Wesley Manning. Daughter; Amelia Lee Horn. Special family members Dorothy Mae Scott, Sherry “Lynn” Bowen, and niece Alisa “Lisa” Ross. His class of 1970 which he loved so dearly and host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Saturday, June 15, 2019

Eleven O’clock A. M.

Greater First Baptist Church

904 Johnson St. Anderson, Texas 

Home Going Service

For

~Gladys Yvonne Andrews~

Gladys Yvonne Andrews was born December
28, 1958 to Wilma and Jessie Fredericks in
Conroe, Texas. She is preceded in death by her
father, brother; Vaidermar and granddaughter;
Yasmine Louton.
Gladys accepted Christ at an early age and
received her schooling at Willis ISD.
Gladys met and married James Don Andrews
and to that union two children were born.
Gladys like to fish, play cards and as much time
as she could with her family and friends. She
will be greatly missed.
She is survived by her husband, James Andrews,
her daughter; Chasity Andrews (John), her son;
Marcus Andrews (Malinda), both of Willis, Tx.,
her mother; Welma Testamark, three
grandchildren; Savannah Ivey, Marcus Andrews,
Jr. and Paige Andrews. One sister; Fannie Ellisor
(Bruce) of Coldspring, Tx., two brothers; Keith
Rogers of Willis, Tx. and Robert Harrison
(Classie) of Texarkana, Ark., two nieces, 6
nephews and a host of other close relatives and
friends.

Saturday, June 8, 2019

Eleven O’Clock A. M.

Thomas Chapel Methodist Church

518 Martin Luther Kind Dr.

Willis, Texas

Rev. Keith Kizzie, Pastor

~Carolyn Peavey~

Carolyn Sweed was born August 30, 1956 to the late Willie and Lessie Sweed in Bryan, Texas. She is preceded in death by her parents, brothers; Willie, Charles, Melvin and Dennis, her sisters; Shelia, Linda and Earlene.

Carolyn confessed Christ as her personal Savior at an early age and has served Christ ever since. She never wavered from her faith in God.

Carolyn met the love of her life at the age of 15; Jessie James Peavy and to that union seven children were born.

Carolyn enjoyed handing out with her children and grandchildren. She loved fishing and sitting around laughing and joking.

She leaves to cherish her memories her devoted husband; Jessie James Peavy, her children; Kevin Sweed (Jackie), Nicole, Jessie Earl (Patrina), Nickdaniel (James), Tarsha (Cecil), David and Arlene, 11 grands, 4 sisters; Catherine, Dorothy, Kate and Bernell, her special friend; Fleanisha and a host of other close relatives and friends.

DINNED WILL BE SERVED AT THE CHURCH

Services will be at:

 St. Matthews Baptist Church 

409 Holleman Dr. College Station, Texas

Saturday, May 25, 2019

                                                            Eleven O" Clock A.M.

~George E. Thomas~

On August 6, 1950, Ira and Irene Thomas was blessed with a baby boy name, George E. Thomas. He is preceded in death by his parents, brothers; Charles McGree, Robert, Herbert and Johnny Thomas, Oscar Matthews and Bennie Matthews, his sister; Dorothy C. Moore.
George grew up in Navasota and graduated from Navasota High School with the class of 1969. He was a member of Lee Tabernacle Methodist Church. He worked at Texas Pipe for over 40 years until 2016. He enjoyed fishing, dancing, relaxing in the country and working on his “72” GTO.
He leaves to cherish his memories his loving wife; Mary Ann Thomas, his sons; Damon Thomas, Derrick Thomas (Angela), George Stewart, Anetra Hinton (Dexter), Mashonda Robertson (Wall) and Henry Robertson, Jr. (Dominic), seven brothers; Melvin, Jerry (Madine), Larry (Della Faye), Ira (Cheryl), Bobby (Linda), Andrew and Willie (Linda). Two sisters; Alice Reed (James) and Carolyn Beasley, 13 grandchildren and a host of other close relatives and friend.

Service time April 13, 2019 1:00pm, Missionary Camp Baptist Church.
Repast will follow interment at the V.F.W. in Navasota Texas.

~Gladys Pratt~  

Gladys Pratt was born June 16, 1925 to the late Peter Stafford and Lessie Warren in Courtney, Texas. She accepted Christ as her Savior at an early age and served her Lord faithfully until her health began to fail.

Gladys met and married Eddie Pratt, Sr. on Dec. 12, 1964.

She served as the secretary of the church, a member of the choir, usher board and neighbor aid society of the Mt. Zion MBC.

Gladys is preceded in death by her parents, husband, uncle John H, Warren, auntie; Mable Warren and stepmother; Callie Stafford.

Gladys was a lady that worked hard and always had advice for others and had a good sense of humor. She gave serenity to families at times of grievance and hardship. She will truly be missed.

~Thelma Marie Terrell-Whitaker~

1935 – 2019

Thelma Marie Terrell-Whitaker died Saturday April 6, 2019 at the age of 84. Thelma was born in Iola Texas on March 12, 1935 to the proud parents of Oma and Gracie Terrell. She was a wife, sister, aunt, and friend. Thelma believed in God and called on his name. She enjoyed playing cards, dominoes, putting together puzzles, and word search. She kept her mind and brain active. Thelma married Albert William’s at an early age and later married Abel Whitaker who both proceeded her in death, as well as her, Parents: Oma Terrell and Gracie Hester, Sisters: Irene Sargent, Mae Francis Sharp, Betty Ricard, and one Brother: Booker T Terrell. She leaves to mourn her death five siblings: Jessie Mae Straughter-Patterson, Melba Sharp-Terrell, Precious Washington, Tony Terrell, Mike Terrell and a host of neices, nephews, cousins, and friends. She will truly be missed by her family along with friends and held dearly in the hearts of all who knew and loved her

~Augustina "Penny" Musachia~   

Augustina was a loving and very kind person. She was a family-oriented person, always giving without anything in return, a lady of standards.

Augustina would give you the shirt off her back, a lady that was considered the grandma of us all. She will be truly missed.

She leaves to cherish her memories her parents, her loving husband; Charles Musachia of 27 years. Her two sons; Andrew and Anthony Musachia and granddaughter; Alessandra Musachia, her sisters; Laura Gonzales, Juila Robles, Rosie Soto, Veronica Duarte, Ashley Smith and Samatha Soto., her brothers; Duke Soto, Jamie Soto and Cruz Duarte and a host of other close relatives and friends.

~Willie Creeks~

     Willie Creeks was born to the late Lewis Creeks Jr. and Emma Creeks on August 12, 1939 in Anderson, Texas.

     Willie accepted Jesus Christ at an early age at Greater First Baptist Church in Anderson, Texas under the leadership of Rev. Nelson Whiting and Rev. Jesse Bryant Mitchell. He grew up in a large family on a farmland homestead which he loved dearly. He graduated from Richard Colored High School I 1960, where he played basketball and was great on the court stated by his best friend Randall Taylor.

As an adult he relocated to Houston, TX where he worked at a Furniture Designed and Howard’s Upholstery. He was a well-known gospel quarter singer where he sung with the “Gospel Tornados” for many years. He then met and married Bobbie Jean Horn of Camden, Texas and born into this union was three boys and three girls and with his spiritual beliefs and musical talent he formed a family gospel singing group called “The Little Creeks Singers” He became a Deacon of Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of the late Rev. Smith and Rev. Lewis. He later moved to Navasota, Tx. where he became self-employed with two businesses, one known as Beeper’s Upholstery (40+ years.) and the other as Navasota Fish Market (5yrs.) He also became founder and leader of “The Mighty Sincere Voices.” He was a Deacon at Missionary Camp Baptist Church under leadership of Rev. James Mable Sr. and later moved his membership to Truevine Missional Baptist Church where he served as the Deacon Chairman of the late Rev. William Gantt SR. currently Rev. Charlie Hall.

     Willie gained his wings on March 28, 2019. He was preceded in death by both parents, 6 brother: Howard, Richard, Andrew, Allen, Joe, Lymus and 2 sisters: Myrtle Creeks Haynes and Sarah Creeks Staffard.

     He leaves to mourn his loving wife, Bobbie Jean Creeks, 6 Children: Willie Tyrone (daughter-n-law Tammy), Rolanda Crawford (lydell), Yolanda Baker ( Tyrone), Terrence Creeks ( Tracy), Termayne Creeks (Ronnie), Ora Creeks, Son in law Albert Chambers, (Godsons) Chadwick Thomas, Douglas Franklin (Zaneta), Bishop Christopher Bell ( Jessica): 4 siblings: Dorothy Manning (Eldridge) Rev. Clifford Creeks Sr. (Dorothy) Douglas Creeks, Emma Jean Johnson ( Lee): 24 Grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins in-laws and friends

~Eli Johnson, Jr.~

Eli Johnson, Jr. was born to Eli Johnson, Sr. and Adrena Jackson Johnson on December 8, 1953 in Navasota, Texas. He was well grounded by his parents. He attended AMT IN Allen Farm and graduated from Navasota High School.

Eli accepted Christ and was baptized at an early age. He was a member of the Missionary Camp Family and was a faithful member until his death.

Eli met and married the mother of his children; Emma Warren in which three children were born, Casey, Latisha and Tamesha. He worked for A & M and Tamu as a theatrical carpenter for over 18 years. He was known for his “special” BBQ sauce and no one never got to know his recipe. He was a member of the ELKS lodge #859.

He is preceded in death by his parents, sister; Florrie Dines and brother; Bobby Johnson.

He leaves to cherish his memories his sons; Casey Johnson (Ylonda), and Eli B. Johnson, his daughters; Latisha Caldwell (Kevin), Tamesha Robertson (Charmel) and step-daughters; Laleisha and Salina Lindley.

His siblings; Eddie Brown (Barbara), Harry Johnson (Peggy), Ivy Johnson, Rosa B. Bennett (Ernest), Carol Johnson Woods and Brenda L. Johnson, 14 grandchildren, his good friend; Roger Schoppe and a host of other close relatives and friends.

Reflections of Life

Hugh Sargent was born to the late Hugh Sargent, Sr. and Eva Williams Sargent. He accepted Christ at an early age and united with True vine Baptist Church family in Navasota, Texas.

Hugh enjoyed cooking, fishing and hunting. He is preceded in death by his parents, grandparents, two brothers; Buster and Sylvester, his sister; Addie Mitchell, a nephew Otis, aunts, uncles, mother and father-n-laws and cousins.

Obituary

Mr. Ephron Reece was born on November 26, 1920 to the late John Reece and Georgia Mae Harden.

He grew up and attended San Jacinto Community School in San Jacinto County, Texas.

Mr. Reece had a strong will to live and was loved by all. He believed in living a life of fun and laughter. He was a person who was never idle and always on the move. He worked as a farmer and laborer. Until his health restricted him from doing so, Mr. Reece regularly enjoyed picking up cans in his community to supplement his income.

Mr. Reece can truly say, I fought a good fight, I have finished my race, I have kept the faith. (2 Timothy 4:7)

After a long love filled life, Mr. Reece transitioned to his heavenly home on Saturday, February 2, 2019. In Willis, Texas.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his son Sammie Reece, one brother RC Reece, two sisters Erma Hall Standley and Ruby Booker also two stepdaughters Eddie Lagway and Mary Hamilton.

Leaving to cherish his memory are three daughters, Mary Thompson (Curtis), Genette Williams(Tim), Pamala Hull(Costello), three sons Earl Edward Reece, Jercobie Nixon and Fredrick Stoneham along with numerous grand and great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

~Roosevelt Bennett SR ( Manuel)~

 Roosevelt Bennett, Sr. was born April 28, 1928 To Sammie Bennett and Lacus Scurry Bennett in Washington, Washington County, Texas.  He was known to everyone as "Manuel".

Roosevelt received his formal education in Washington County Schools.  He accepted Christ at an early age and united with Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. 

Roosevelt Retired from Texas A & M University after working in custodial work for over twenty years.  After retirement, he enjoyed just sitting on the porch and watching the grandchildren and great grands play in the yard. 

Roosevelt met the love of his life and was united in Holy matrimony to Ida Louise Moore and to this union they were blessed with seven children. 

On October 17, 2018, Roosevelt departed this life to eternal rest.  he was preceded in death by his parents: his stepmother, Lavern Bennett; six siblings (brothers & sisters); tow daughters, Hazel and LaTrice Bennett; one son, Roosevelt Bennett, Jr.; and two grandchildren. 

He leaves to cherish his memories: four daughters, Lacus Mason, Centhyea Bennett, Arvetta Brown and Rose Bellard ( Cessie) : fifteen  grandchildren; thirty-one great grandchildren; tow great great grandchildren; one sister-in-law, Robbie Woodard; tow Godchildren, Cynthia Rush and Connie Rush and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends

~Shelia Tate~

Funeral service for Shelia Tate are set for sat., Oct. 20 2018 at 1:00 P.M. at True 

Vine MBC in Navasota, Texas. Interment will follow in the Dennis Bryant cemetery in 

Navasota.  Visitation will be Fri. Oct. 19th in the Psalms Chapel from 2-7pm. Ms. Tate 

was born Sept. 12, 1957 in Grimes County, Texas and departed this life Oct. 13, 2018 

[n Bryan, Texas. She received her education from Navasota High School, she 

attended Commonwealth school of Mortuary Science and continued on to Lee 

College School of Nursing. She is survived by her son; Quinton W. Tate, sisters, 

brothers, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, special friends and a host of other close 

relatives and friends.  Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home. 

~Maxie Elroy Major, III~  

Maxie Elroy Major, III was born on August 4, 1988 in Huntsville, Texas to the proud and loving parents Kerrie Reece-Lyons and Maxie Major, Jr.. Upon moving to Conroe, Texas, he received his formal education from Conroe High School where he graduated with the class of 2006.

Maxie, III was known by the name (JJ), he enjoyed playing football at Conroe High and was one of the star players. He received a scholarship and attended Tyler Junior College in Tyler, Texas where he also played football and basketball.

Maxie enjoyed spending family time. He was an active boxer at Fearless Boxing Gym in Conroe.

Maxie earned the Defenders II Champion title and the Fearless Boxing Montgomery County Guns & Hoses 2018 Campion Belt.

Gloria LaTreace Wheaton was born Nov. 14, 1974 to the parents of Lois Wheaton and Mance Freeman in Huntsville, TX. She received her education in the Conroe Independent School District where she participated in track and field.

Gloria accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age and was a member of Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. BJ Plattenburg. She was an employee of IHOP in Slidell, LA for many years where she was a manager.

On July 16, 2018 the Lord called an angel home. She was proceeded in death by her grandparents Kit and Mary McGowan, aunt Gloria Dell Greeno and stepfather Calvin McGee. She leaves to mourn a mother Lois Wheaton, father Mance Freeman, 2 children Devin York and Zykia Smith, 4 sisters Cynthia Watkins (Abigail), Uylonda Antwine (Ralph), Lakita Stewart (Dennis) and LaTonja Wheaton. 3 brothers Michael Watkins (Arlaina), Donald Wheaton and Christopher Smith (Gertrude). 1 granddaughter Amiyah York. Aunts Joyce McGowan, Helen McGowan, Zelma McGowan, Lou Ann Sims, Katie Mae Hall & Earline Freeman. Uncles Maurice Freeman, Robert Freeman, Lee Arthur Freeman, Raymond Freeman and Thomas Freeman. Stepsister Donna Marie Pittman. Stepbrothers Joe McGee, Calvin McGee and Alvin Wilson. Special friends Jacqueline Smith Hatchett and Preston Page. As well as a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends. Visitation will be held at West Tabernacle Baptist Church in Conroe Texas from 10:00-11:00 A.M Services will start at 11:00am.

Reflections of Life

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Cedrick Laster was born on August 15, 1978 in Houston Texas to the proud parents of Bobby Gene Nicholson and Lori Renee Laster. Cedrick was raised up in Washington Texas and received his education at Brenham Independent School District. Cedrick moved to Bryan for about fifteen years before returning to Washington. He worked at A&M University for many years as a landscaper and had a special love for cars and motorcycles. He also loved his dog, Fatty White.

Cedrick departed this life on June 2, 2018 in Washington County Texas. He was preceded in death by his two children, his father; Bobby Gene Nicholson, grandmother; Lena Mae Gant and brother; Macey M. Laster.

He leaves to cherish his memories: his mother; Lori Renee Laster of Bryan Texas, two brothers; Michael Laster, Jr. (Tanya) of Navasota Texas and Sperry Laster-Nicholson (Taquisha) of Washington Texas, a sister; Twinkle Reese (Craig) of Washington Texas and a special friend; Sandra Williams of Brenham Texas and a host of other relatives and friends.

Obituary

Remembering Her Beautiful Legacy

Nova Lee Steptoe was born in Courtney Texas on January 19, 1933 to Aubrey and Luvenia Clayton Barnes. On Tuesday, February 27, 2018, Nova Lee transitioned into the eternal realms of glory and entered into the joy of her Lord, Jesus Christ.

Nova Lee grew up in the rural area of Courtney, Texas. Her early

education was at Courtney Schools. She confessed Christ as her Savior and was baptized at an early age. Nova Lee was a faithful member of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church until her health failed and she moved to Houston to reside with her daughter. While in Houston, she attended church with her daughters; journeyed back home for services or annual days. Nova Lee loved the Lord and was often singing in church. She also loved singing gospel songs with and to her children. She loved and cherished her children and grandchildren. Her song of promise to them was ‘I Pray We All Be Ready’ where they sang together for a church homecoming program.

On September 24, 1952, she joyfully entered into holy matrimony with James C. Moore, Sr. and to this union they were wonderfully blessed with thirteen children. Following the death of James, she united in matrimony with Bennie Steptoe, gaining ten step children.

She leaves to cherish her loving memories, two sons: James Jr. (Rose) and Rev. Aubrey Moore; nine daughters: Kathryn Jackson (J.W), Ida Mae Moore, Jan Nell Moore, Barbara Ann Irving (Charles), Susan Marie Taylor, Dr. Lavada Walden, Maryland Moore, Charlene Jackson (Willie) and Tammarlyn Fagan (Joe).

Her loving memory will be cherished by her three sisters; Mary Grace Barnes, Lois Jean Curtis and Mauryce Robinson, one brother- Herbert Barnes, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends, twenty one grandchildren and nineteen great grand-children. She is preceded in death by her parents, three sisters and one brother, her husbands; James Moore Sr. and Bennie Steptoe Sr., three sons; Robert, Morris and Donald and four grandchildren.

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Funeral service for Cornelius Franklin, Jr. "Tick" (56) are set for Sat. March 3, 2018 at Stonehamville UMC in Stoneham, TX at 11:00 A.M. Interment will follow in the Stoneham cemetery.  Visitation will be at the church on Sat. from 10-11 a.m. Cornelius was born Dec. 26, 1961 in Houston, TX and passed this life on Feb. 23, 2018 in Navasota, TX. Everybody knew him as the handyman; he did some of this and some of that.  He leaves to cherish his memories his children; Cara, Tara, Tare Patterson and Anthony Williams,  three brothers; Walter Franklin, Charles Williams and Floyd Williams, his special friend; Catherine Jones and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other close relatives and friends.  Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home of Navasota, TX.

Cornelius Franklin

Cornelius accepted Christ at an early age. He was a member of Rose Hill Baptist Church in Plantersville, TX. He attended Navasota High School with the class of 1981 in Navasota, TX.

Cornelius was a handyman, doing odd jobs here and there. He always was willing to help someone in need.

He leaves to cherish his memories his four children; Cara, Tara, Tare Patterson and Anthony Williams. His three brothers; Rev. Walter Franklin and wife; Wyvetta, Charles Williams and Floyd Williams. Four aunts; Martha Amos, Shirley Davis, Sandra Ware and Vera Hawthone, five uncles; James, Robert, Oscar, Joe and Bennie Williams. His special friend; Catherine Jones, a special niece; Kimberly Faircloth and a host of other nieces, nephews other close relatives and friends.

~Funeral Services~ 

For

Rev, Cynthia Ann Hunter

Home going and a celebration of life for Rev. Cynthia Ann Hunter, of Navasota/Bryan, Texas, will be  Saturday December 2, 2017 at 100 Brosig St. Navasota, Texas 12:00 noon. Viewing will be Friday December 1, 2017 at Psalms Funeral Home Chapel 501 LaSalle Street Navasota Tx. 

The family will  be present 7:00-9:00pm.

~Funeral Services~ 

for 

Mr. K.J. Fry

Funeral Services for Mr. K.J. Fry of Jacksonville, Texas will be held December 2, 2017 at Larissa CME Church in Larissa Texas.  Viewing will be from 10:00 am thru 11:00am for the public,  Interment will follow at Larissa CME Church Saturday.  In lieu of flowers please bring to church.

Funeral Services 

For 

~LaTorria  Yvetta  Reed~  

Funeral services for LaTorria  Yvetta  Reed (39) are set for Sat. Nov. 4, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. at True Vine B. C.  in Navasota, Tx., Interment will follow in the Little Flock cemetery in Anderson, Tx. Visitation will be sat from 10-11 a.m.  at the church.  She was born July 31, 1978 and died Oct. 28, 2017.  She leaves to cherish her memories her husband; Robert Reed,  mother; Robbie Mae Johnson (Raymond), daughter; Reyshinica, son; Robert Reed, IV, two brothers; Eric Houston (LaTrinta) and Vemetrius Johnson, two sisters; Bianca and Jalissa Turner and a host of other relatives and friends. Service entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home

Services 

For

~Beulah Thompson~  

Beulah Thompson passed away quietly and peacefully on October 19, 2017 at Gracy Wood Nursing Center in Austin, Texas.  

Services are Set for Thursday Oct. 26 2017 at 11:00 A.M. at Truevine B.C. in Navasota.  Interment will follow in the Oaklawn Cemetery in Navasota.

She was born to Willie Thompson and Mary Hawkins Thompson on June 6, 1923 in Roans Prairie, Grimes County, Texas. She is preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, a brother and two nephews.

After moving to Navasota, Texas with her parents at an early age, she attended elementary school and later graduated from the newly named George Washington Carver High in the “Class of 1942”.

Beulah united with the Truevine Missionary Baptist Church where she attended BTU and all other Sunday and weekly activities. However, serving on the Usher Board was the delight of her life. She was a loyal and faithful member until moving with her nieces in Nacogdoches and Austin.

Beulah later became a resident at the Gracy Wood Nursing Center where she enjoyed the craft activities, fellowship, field trips and lastly the Wednesday and Sunday religious services.

She will be missed by her remaining family which includes; her caregiver Mary Margaret (Royce), Dorothy Jean (Percell), other nieces and nephews, several great nieces and nephews, many great-great nieces and nephews and a host of other.

                                                               Funeral is entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home and King-Tears Mortuary. 

~Services for Todd Johnson~

Memorial service for Todd Johnson are set for Sat.

Oct. 21, 2017 at 4 p.m. at Berean B. C. 702

~Obituary James Davis Jr~

~Callie Elizabeth Boone Day~

Funeral services for Callie Elizabeth Boone Day are set for Sat. July 22, 2017 at Missionary Camp B.C. in Navasota at 11:00 A.M. Interment will follow in the Oakland cemetery in Navasota. Visitation will be Friday the 21st at Psalms F. H. from 1-5 p.m. and the wake service will be from 6-8 p m. at Macedonia B. C. in Millican, Tx. Callie was born February 22, 1944 in Navasota and died July 15, 2017 in Bryan, Tx. Her love and devotion to GW Carver was shown through her leadership as director, where she mentored and tutored children of all ages in her after school program. Callie received her Bachelor's and Master's degree from Prairie View A&M University. She retired from Brackenridge High School in San Antonio, Tx. after 39 years of teaching. She leaves to cherish her memories her husband; Henry L Day, her son; Nicholas Pollard, six sisters, three brothers and a host of other close relatives and friends. Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home.

~Ja'Mya S Rogers~

Funeral services for a angel gone home, Ja'Mya S. Rodgers (7) of Navasota are set for Sat. May 6, 2017 at 2:00 P.M. at Missionary Camp B. C. in Navasota, Tx.  Interment will follow in the Berryman cemetery in Anderson, Tx.  Visitation will be Fri. the 5th at the Psalms chapel from 2-7p.m. Ja'Mya was born July 4, 2009 in College Station, Tx. and died April 26, 2017 at Texas children hospital in Houston, Tx. She leaves her memories to a beautiful family and friends.  Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home in Navasota, Tx.

~Sam Roberson~

Funeral services for Sam Roberson of Galveston, Texas are set for Sat. May 6, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. at St. Matthews B. C. in Washington County, Texas.  Interment will follow in the St. Matthews cemetery.  Visitation will be sat. at the church from 10-11 am.  Mr. Sam was born Aug. 21, 1947 in Washington County, Tx. and died April 28, 2017 in Conroe, Tx.  He leaves to cherish his memories his son; Kenneth Armstead, his siblings; Essie Womack, George, James, Roosevelt and John Roberson, 4 grands and 2 great grands and a host of other relatives and friends.

~Eva Greenwood~

Funeral service for Eva Greenwood are set for Sat. April 22, 2017 at 11:00 A. M. at Centerpoint B.C. in Plantersville, Tx.  Interment will follow in the Rosehill cemetery in Plantersville.  Visitation will be on Friday the 21st at the Psalms Chapel in Navasota, Tx.  Ms. Greenwood was born Sept. 22, 1936 and passed this life on April 11, 2017.  She leaves to cherish her memories her two sons: Pastor Otis Greenwood, Jr. and Terence Greenwood and a host of other close relatives and friends.  Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home in Navasota, Tx.

~Jimmie Rae Scott-McIntosh~

Funeral Services for Evangelist Jimmie Rae Scott-McIntosh are set for Sat. April 22, 2017 at 2:00p.m. At West Tabernacle B. C. in Conroe, Tx. Interment will follow in the Klein cemetery park in Magnolia, Tx. Visitation will be on Fri. April 21, 2017 at her home church, Thurgood Memorial COGIC in Willis, Tx. from 5-7 p.m. Jimmie was born March 14, 1947 in Plantersville, Tx., she accepted her call on April 15, 2017 in Lewisville, Tx.. Jimmie was a woman of God, she lived a Christian life. She leaves to cherish her memories her husband; Pastor William McIntosh, her mother; Tommie Lee Manning, One daughter; Alisa Ross, one son; Oscar Scott, Jr., three granddaughters; Kaisha, Bria and Teah Ross, one grandson; DeAdrian Pratt-Scott and one great grand son; Kasheton Ross. Her siblings; Williams Bill Lee, Minister Charles Lee and Carl Wayne Sherman, her sisters; Sharon Thomas and Evelyn and a host of other close relatives and friends. Services entrusted to Psalms Funeral Home-Conroe, Texas

~Chester Henson~

Chester was a fun loving man. He accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at an early age. He loved his horses and cows, he was just a cowboy and a rancher. He would attend all the trail rides he could and always thought he was the boss in control.

Chester is preceded in death by his parents and one brother; Willie Henson, Jr.

He leaves to cherish his memories his daughter; Renika T’sha Henson Derry, two sons; Jeremy Dominguez and Adrian Salerno. Three brothers; Roy Henson, Morris Henson (Berta) and Michael Henson (Tosha). Four sisters; Marilyn Bubb (Ed), Mary Hernandez (Orlando), Brenda Henson (Gary) and Regina Henson (Ted). One granddaughter; Raeleigh Derry and a host of other close relatives and friends.

~Baby Furgerson~

God’s precious little jewel was born to the parentage of Kiffany Lightard and Charlie Furgerson in Houston, Texas on September 4, 2016, an God called him home on Feb. 24, 2017.

Chance was a jolly little fellow, he loved balls and elephants.

Chace leaves to remember him his parents, grand-parents, two sisters; Natasha Talbert, Jameria Cole and a host of other close relatives and friends.

Reflections of Life

"Tango West"

Obituary

Reflections of Life

Salvador "Paw Paw" Flores Sr.

On December 22, 2016, Salvador "Paw Paw” Flores, Sr. was called home to be with the Lord Jesus Christ. He was the Patriach of the Flores family, who was always willing to take care of everyone no matter how big or small.Salvador was a very hard working man, from the time he started to walk through the fields by himself until he was no longer able to work on his own.

Salvador was loved and respected by not only his family, but by anyone who knew him and his heart. He was an extremely strong minded person who would not budge once his mine was set, which was one of his traits that everyone knew him by, and also one that has passed down through the family to all of his 48 great grand kids. He was our “Pops”, “Dad”, “Paw-Paw” and also Shorty”. Hr is preceded in death by his parents; Andrew and Maria Flores, wife; Bridgette Rios, son; Johnny Flores, great granddaughter; Aja Wolfe, brother-n- law; Luz “Moose” Rios, sister-n- law; Josephine Rios and grandson; Timothy Baldobino Jr. He is survived by his five daughters; Jane Flores,  Virginia Sauls ( Danny) and Tammy Vasquez (Florentino), all of Navasota, Tx., Alice Atkinson and Mary Richardson, (Troy) both of Bryan, Tx. Two sons; Salvador Flores Jr. and Frank Flores, both of Navasota, 21 grandkids and 48 great grandkids.

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Linda Carol Adams was born June 10, 1949 to John Davis, Sr. and Georgia Lee Davis in Burleson County, Texas. She is preceded in death by her parents, four brothers; John Davis, Jr., Marvin Cecil Davis, wife Irma Davis, Robert L. Davis and Charles Jeffery Davis. Two sisters: Helen Davis and Bobbie Joyce Davis. 

Linda accepted Christ at an early age at Star Light Baptist Church in Somerville, Texas, and

later became a long standing member of Mt. Zion B. C. in Lyons, Texas until her passing.

Linda attended Emmitt J. Scott High School in Somerville. She met and married and divorced Jackie Dean Adams, and to that union two sons

were born. She worked at the Brenham State School in Brenham, Texas for 16 years and later went on the work as a teacher’s aide at Somerville High School until she retired in 2004. She later helped out at the local group homes until her health began to fail. She is survived by her sons: Vashawn Adams (Ronne) of Dallas, Texas and Brandon Adams (Melissa) of Navasota, Tx.. One brother; Alvin Davis (Chris), two sisters; Ann Roberts and Sandra Davis, both of Houston, Tx., two sister-n- laws; Mable Davis of Lyons, Tx. and Bobby Davis of Houston, Tx. Five grandsons; Christopher, Matthew, Cristian, Hayden and Keinan. Two granddaughters; Kamryn, Cortni and a host of other relatives and friends.

Obituary for Cecilia Plumber Morris

On November 28, 2016, Cecilia Plumber Morris peacefully departed this world. She was born

to the late Harrison P. Plumber Sr. and Mary Chenier Plumber in Lafayette, Louisiana, on

December 24, 1941. She accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age; she loved her church and was a “good and faithful servant” of God. Cecilia was a Booker T. Washington

Alumni member in Conroe, Texas, and she was very dedicated to participating with them in

different events. Often, she would reminisce about the old-school days at Booker T.

Washington to share many stories with others. She embraced and loved everyone. She worked in the healthcare field and loved providing care to her elderly patients.

Cecilia was preceded in death by her parents, a grandson, Christopher Maurice Lewis, and her sister Mary Arline Plumber Kirvin. Mourning her departure, yet her sweet memories, is her son, Michael Todd Plumber of Anchorage, Alaska, and her daughter Lutishie Taylor of

Conroe, Texas. Four grandchildren, Nigelea Brown of Houston; Tisey Lawrence of Willis;

Collis Taylor of Austin; Sheena Lawrence of Odessa; nine great grandchildren and four great-

great grandchildren; brother, Harrison P. Plumber Jr. (Betty) of Conroe; two sisters, Lillian

Hubbard of Houston; Elizabeth Watson (Paul) of Houston; brother-in- law, CSM Joe J. Kirven Sr. of San Antonio; a devoted nephew and niece, Terence Plumber (Sheila) of Conroe; and a host of nieces, nephews, and devoted friends and family. Cecilia, we will miss your bright and beautiful smile that would light up our day and warm our hearts. For now, dear mother, rest sweetly in peace.

Please join us to celebrate the life of our mother, your sister, and dear friend Cecilia on December 9, 2016. The wake is at 10:00 a.m., and the funeral mass is at 11:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Conroe, Texas; followed by the interment at Rosewood Cemetery in Conroe, Texas.

Funeral Services 

for

~Thelma McWashington~

Will be held at Antioch Baptist Church

1014 FM 1486, 

Dobbin, Texas 77333

Monday, July 4 , 2016

1:00 pm

Thelma McWashington graced the earth with her presence for 98 wonderful years. She was born October 5, 1917 in Montgomery, Texas to Claude and Maddie McWashington. Thelma became a member on Antioch Baptist Church in Dobbin, Texas. On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 Thelma depart this earthly life. She is

preceded in death by all seven of her sibilings. Ruben McWashington, Mabel Washington , Lizzie Mae Johnson, Magdalena Johnson, RubyMae Armstrong, Barbara Jean Blackshear, Lenora Murphy and Dorothy

Nell McGinnisShe was also preceded in death by four of her seven children, Jackie Bates, Doris Bookman, Charlie McWashington and John EddMcWashington. She leaves to cherish her memories three loving children Robert Bookman , Anna Mae Chamberlain (Delvin) and James McWashington.

Her grandchildren Johnny Bookman ( Sharon),Shirley Ann Simon (deceased),James Earl Lewis, Roosevelt Lewis, Janice Lewis, Bernice Lewis ( deceased), Zeola Lewis (deceased), Melvin Lewis, Danny Lewis, Mary Walker, Clinton Lewis, Mary McWashington, Broderick  McWashington ( Laurie),Nelia Moultry ( Michael) and Curtis McWashington will also continue to cherish her memories. She leaves to cherish her memories 30 great grandchildren, 27 great great grand children and 11 great, great great grand children including a host of nieces, nephews and friends.

New Testament Baptist Church—Conroe, Texas 11:00 A.M.