All Obituaries

Charles Davis, also known as Chuck by his friends and family, was born in Thorton, Arkansas.  Being a child of a Military father, they lived in Japan, New York City, New Jersey, and Massachusetts in addition to many other places.  As a young man in school, he played basketball, baseball, and football.  Chuck has always had a love for music especially blues, and was self-taught on the piano, bass guitar, and sax. He could literally play any instrument you put in his hand!...

U’Vante Aujsheamon Douglas was born October 5, 2000 in Wichita Falls, Texas, to Claytonia JaToy Douglas. They later returned to Amarillo; where he attended Mesa Verde Elementary, Travis Middle School, and Palo Duro High School. He was well loved by his teachers, fellow classmates, and anyone he came in contact with. U’Vante became a member of Faith Clinic  Church and gave his life to the Lord at AN EARLY AGE. He was a member of the children’s ministry and also served...

Donnie Joe Morris was born to the late Roy B. Morris and Edna Earl Johnson in Amarillo, Texas on February 16, 1950. Donnie was a star athlete in track and football at Palo Dura High School in Amarillo, Texas. He played football for the “Mean Green” at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. Donnie went on to play professional football for the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs. Donnie was a Veteran of the U.S. Navy and worked for the VA Hospital. In his spare-time,...

Margie Sue Brown A.K.A “Muh” was born July 4th, 1935 to the late Mrs. Edwina Holmes and Mr. John Mahone. She attended East Street High in Opelika, Alabama before moving to Chicago, Illinois where she met her late husband, Johnnie Brown. In 1964, she moved to Amarillo, TX. She worked as a healthcare provider. However, babysitting was her passion, so she opened an in-home child daycare. She was a loving person. She loved all her family and friends and did whatever she could for them. If...

Sister Beth Lillian Mayberry, the fifth of five children, was born on November 9, 1928 to James and Nancy Henry in Kilgore, Texas.  Growing up she attended Mt. Piskee Elementary School and North Chapel High School in Kilgore.  Following graduation, Sister Mayberry moved to Amarillo in the early 1950’s.  After a while in Amarillo, she met and married her husband of 47 years, Mr. Loyd Mayberry and they reared four sons. Upon moving to Amarillo, Sister Mayberry united with the...

On Tuesday, March 17, 2021, Jimmy E. Jones, a loving son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend went home to be with the Lord. Jimmy was born March 25, 1966 to the union of James E. Jones and Edna Neal in Paducah, TX. He is survived by his caring mother, Edna Neal of Amarillo, TX; his devoted siblings; sisters, Janice Jones of Arlington, TX, Melissa Rusk of Arlington, TX, Michelle Brooks and husband (Brian) of Pearland, TX and Juanita Colbert of Arlington, TX; his brothers, Micheal...

Russell Andrew Jones was born on October 6, 1999. He was a chubby baby, but so happy. Russell spent his elementary years at San Jacinto Elementary and moved on to Austin Junior High. At both schools he made lifelong friends Russell loved his family always, and his friends seriously. That was his gift being a loyal friend. He is survived by his mother: Sharon Taylor and stepfather: Clifford E Taylor both of Amarillo, father: Ernest Jones, Jr. of Amarillo, Texas, and stepsisters: Angelica...

Sherman Ray Sr. was born May 28, 1944, in Groesbeck, TX; to Garland Ray and Nora Ray (Davis). He attended Booker T. Washington graduating in 1962.. Sherman was employed by Beef Products Incorporated for 30 years. He was a founding member of the United Baptist Church of Plainview. He had an affinity for Golf and Fishing and was an expert at both. He is preceded in death by his Parents, his Grandmother, three Sisters and five Brothers. He is survived by one Brother, Bobby Ray of Plainview,...

George Borber Harmer was born on January 1, 1949, into the union of Mr. Jacob Harmer and Sarah Harmer in Zwedru Grand County. George was the second born to Jacob and Sarah amongst James Harmer. George started his education at the Saint Philomina School in Zwedru, at the age of five. George ended his education at the 7th grade level due to child labor he endured from his aunt. George got his first job with the R.C. Saw Mill Company as a power saw operator at the Liberia and Ivory Coast...

Lorenz K. Williams was born, March 24, 1979, to Arlene W. Harrison of Quanah, Texas. He graduated from Quanah High School.  He is preceded in death by his grandmother: Emma R. Williams, grandfather: Lonnie Williams, great grandmother: Trudy Moore, two uncles: Leon and Ivory McGregor, two cousins: Tremayne Williams and Cornelius McGregor. He leaves to cherish his memory his mother: Arlene W. Harrison, one brother: Barry Williams, two aunts: Qlethia Jackson, Bonnie Williams, uncles: AD...