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Thelma Jean (Scott) Lee was born to the late Alexander and Jimmie Lee Scott in Crandall, Texas. She moved to Terrell with her family at an early age and became a member of the United COGIC. She attended and graduated from Terrell ISD.

She met and married the love of her life, Charles Ray Lee, Sr. on February 10, 1967, and to this union five children were born. She reared two grandchildren of which one preceded her in death.

She leaves to cherish her memories her husband of 54 years, Charles Ray Lee, Sr.; two sons, Charles Ray Lee, Jr., (Felicia Lee) and Paul Ray Lee; three daughters, Regina Session, Wanda Lee, and Santana Lee Jacobs (Brandon Jacobs); a reared granddaughter, Marquita Dorn (Marquis Holloman, Sr.); eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, two sisters, three brother, a God sister, Gwendalyn Gilbert; special cousin, Shirley Nathan; and several nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. She will be greatly missed.

Services will be held Wednesday, December 29, 2021 at the Heartline Ministries Church

9755 East R.L. Thornton Freeway

Dallas, Texas 75228

Biological Sketch

Father : Frankie Gambrell
Mother: George Anner Lang
Children: Tanadrick Maxie
LaTashia Brown
Grandson: Cree
Brothers: L.H. Gambrell
Ivery Colbert (Deceased)
Sisters: Geneva Hunter
Georgia Jackson
LaToya Cruse
All live in Abilene, Texas
Virgie Rae Smith

Memorial Services will be held :
Saturday, November 13, 2021 11:00 AM
Jesus Revival Center
Terrell, Texas

Mr. James Edward Hall Sr. was born on August 16, 1948, in Seagoville, Texas to the parentage of Ernest and C.B. Hall. James received his education through Henderson Co. Jr. College and Burnett School system and was a member of the graduating class 1967. James accepted Christ at an early age at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Terrell, Tx. After his marriage to Belinda Bowman Hall, he united with St. Luke CME Church under the leadership of Rev. John P. Brown, where he remained until his transition.

James was drafted into the military services in February 1968 and actively served in the Marine Corps Reserve until being honorably discharged in February 1970 as a SupCo, ProServ, 5th ME8 While serving he received the following commendations: National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with 2*, Rifle Marksman Badge and Good Conduct Medal. Upon completion of active-duty status, James continued his military career in the Texas National Guard for the next 20 years, thus retiring in 1994 as Transportation Supervisor, 1st SG-E7. During his tenure in the Texas National Guard, he received the Armed Forces Medal, the Army Service Ribbon, the Driver/Mechanic Badge, and the Texas Faithful Service Medal. James was truly a Soldier as he was proud to say: I WAS A SOLDIER, I AM A SOLDIER, I WILL ALWAYS BE A SOLDIER. James work history included Department of Human Services and Paslodes.

James was preceded in death by his parents and four siblings.
He leaves to treasure his wonderful memory, wife, Belinda Hall; four children, Charlotte Hall, Diondra Adway (Michael), Whitney Hall, and James Edward Hall Jr. (Keshona Hall); one brother Charlie Hall, and three sisters, Rosie Davis (Mervin), Gertis Sears (James), and Georgia Brumley; six grandchildren, Jayden Hall, Ja’Kyri Adway, Jace Hall, ShaKyla Hall, Jacwa Hall, Jaheam Amos; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.

We Love you more than you will ever know, but when GOD called your name, we had to let go, Spread your wings & fly away, and we will see you again someday.

Services: Wednesday, November 3, 2021 11:00 AM
St. Luke CME Church
712 S. Frances, Terrell, Texas 75160

William Earl “Troy” Wilson was born to the parentage of Marvin Black and Enda Wilson on October 06, 1960, in Terrell Texas. William was Preceded in death, by his Mom Enda Wilson, Dad Marvin Black, and two brothers, Leonard “Lenny” Wilson, and Cedric Wilson. William attended Terrell High School, where he graduated in 1980. He started working for Terrell State Hospital in 1979.

He went on to work for TMI, where he was employed for 15 years. William attended Textile Maintenance School, where he received his Certification as a Textile Specialist, in 2000. William then began his own business (Quality Services) in 2001, where he was working until he was called home. William accepted Christ at an early age at the Shiloh Baptist Church.

He went on to fellowship with Temple Missionary Baptist Church, William was ordained as Deacon at Covenant Baptist Church of Lancaster Tx, in 2001, where he went on to serve as Deacon, Church bus driver, Praise Team member, carpet cleaner, yard crew, and the decorating committee. He was currently a member of Mt. Hebron Victory Faith Center Church, where he served as an Assistant Superintendent, prayer warrior and teacher, a choir member, assistant maintenance, and anything else that needed to be done. He loved being the Biblical Content Reader during Sunday school.

He is survived by, Wife, Sherry Wilson, Step mom Tilley Black, son Keitron “Fred”Randall, three -daughters, Tina Mingo Urquhart ( Robert), Laniqua Wilson, Netavia “Cete” Wilson, four grand -children, Timothy White , Kavien Randall, Shalecia Truitt, Ariyonna Urquhart, two great -grandchildren, King and Kamryn White, three sisters, Ethel Livingston, Sandra Wilson, and Cora Edinbyrd (Romia), One brother, Joseph Wilson(Tammie), and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends, who loved him dearly and his church family

Memorial Services:
Thursday, October 28, 20021 @ 12:00 PM
Mt. Hebron Victory Faith Center Church

Sandra Rene Glaspie Perkins was born December 25, 1956, to the parentage of the late, Alfredrich and Rosa B. Glaspie. October 13, 2021, she earned her crown with daughters along her bedside. Sandra attended and graduated from Terrell High School in 1975, and then went straight into the workforce.

She was employed 26 years by Terrell State Hospital as a Psychiatric Nurse Assistant Supervisor from 1994 until she retired November 2020. Sandra has been a member of the Holy Temple Church her entire life. Growing up as a youth she accepted Christ in her life and was a faithful willing servant wherever she could help. She was a dedicated participant in the tambourine ministry.

Sandra is preceded in death by parents: Alfredrich & Rosa B. Glaspie. She leaves to cherish her memories: two daughters: Yashica Perkins and Devin Perkins; two grandsons: Vincent and Quinnshard Wells; two granddaughters: Azariya and Zion Perkins; brothers: Ernest (Cheryl) Nickerson, Adolphus (Cheryl) Glaspie, Craig Fountain; sisters: Luella (Robert) Mays, Rosa (Arthur) Allen, Charlesa Glaspie; adopted brother: Stanley (Dorothy) Nickerson; adopted sisters: Janet Turner, Brenda Allen and special friend: Donald Freeney. Extended family of love: Charlotte Smith, Dedria Lewis, Blynthia Kennedy, Kathleen Harris, Vickie Denson, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Services:

Public Viewing: Friday 6 to 8 at the DuBose Funeral Home
703 S. Rockwall Ave.
Terrell, Texas 75160
Funeral Service: Saturday, October 23, 2021 at 11:00 AM
Holy Temple COGIC
926 S. Adelaide St.
Terrell, Texas 75160

Maurice Antwayne Hill was born December 15, 1972 in Terrell, Texas, to the late Rev. Morgan & Georgia Hill II. He attended Terrell High School and graduated with the class of 1991. He graduated from Southwestern Christian College with his Associates Degree. He continued his education at Harding University graduating with his BA. He began his Teacher/Coaching career with Terrell ISD, Red Oak ISD, Mesquite ISD, Ennis ISD & current at Princeton ISD.
He accepted Christ and was baptized at the Union Valley BC, Terrell, Texas

He moved to Princeton, TX and united at the McKinney First Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Louis Rosenthall.

He was united in marriage in November 1996 to Tamika Hill, and to this union four children were born. He was preceded in death by his parents.

He leaves to cherish his memory; wife of 24 years, Tamika Hill, Sons Wesley Parker, Marcellus Hill, Jalaydon Hill, Daughters, Chloe Hill and Cara Hill., Siblings, Rev. Morgan (Monica) Hill III, Masio Hill, Mahogany Oliver (David) , Steven Lamkin, Mark Lampkin (Rolandus), brother -in-law, Wayne Leaks (Regina); uncles, Aunts, Nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Special friends, Orlandor Joseph, Shannon Vinson.

Services:
Public Viewing, Friday, September 24, @ the Bethlehem BC-Terrell from 6 to 8

Service: Saturday, September 25, 2021 at 11:00 AM
First Baptist Church
403 N. Catherine St. – Terrell, Texas

I can hear her praying for her children! As she prays, her voice gets louder as if she was Hannah in the book of 1 Samuel (1:10). You could hear the sincerity in her voice and could see the tears in her eyes. Ruby often talked to the Lord, but nothing like she did the morning of September, 17, 2021. She was ready and she made no qualms about it. She called out to Him and told Him she was ready. She knew the Lord and this was a conversation she had for weeks with her children. She spent time preparing them for this day. “Don’t mourn for me, she would say.” I will be ready when He calls. On Friday, September 17, she joined the Lord for her journey home. Perhaps, He said, you must rest for a while, as He told Daniel, but she was on a journey to the kingdom. She talked about seeing those who had already transitioned: her mother, Queen Victoria McQueen; and her father, Eph McQueen; her three brothers, Will, Ephraim, and Jim McQueen. She talked about her husband, Aaron Morrison, Sr. She especially talked about her son, Aaron Morrison, Jr., who had transitioned a week before her. Her heart ached to see him again. Ruby was the Matriarch of the family. She instilled religious values in each of her children; she taught honesty; she held up the family history and taught each of children to work hard. She would quote the scripture from 2 Thessalonians 3:10: “For even when we were with you, we gave you this rule: “The one who is unwilling to work shall not eat.” Ruby worked hard throughout her life. She was a nurse assistant at Florida A&M University Hospital in Tallahassee, Florida. She took advantage of her exceptional skills as a business woman. She opened a restaurant and obtained a contract to feed the men building interstate I-10. The restaurant became popular in three counties. She closed the restaurant to spend more time with her children. She worked for the State of Florida in the “food and nutrition extension program”. Ruby loved to help people and she found many opportunities to teach and mentor others. Ruby leaves to mourn her transition: her daughter, Geraldine Kelly (James); her three sons, Rex Morrison (Gina) and Reginald Morrison and Roy Williams. She leaves four grandchildren: Yolanda Ervin; Regina Wilkins (Charles); Marlon Morrison and David Morrison. She leaves two great-grands: Olivia Wilkins and Charlie Wilkins. In her journey in life, she had a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews. There were special friends that she loved and spent time with over the years. To each of you, she always acknowledged your special relationships with admiration. We thank each of you!

Services: Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Grave Side Services @ 10:00 AM
Rest Haven Cemetery
2500 State Highway 66 East
Rockwall, TX 75087

Michael Andre Hinchen was born to the parentage of Oscar and Glenda Hinchen in Terrell, TX. He graduated from Terrell High School in 1996.
He received his associates degree from Richland College with technical certification where he pursued a career as a technical support specialist. He worked for Frontier Communications for 15 years until his passing.
Michael married Sheria Holmes in 2016 and became a “cat dad” to Lux and Orion.

Michael accepted Christ as Lord and Savior at an early age and was baptized at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Terrell, TX. He affirmed his faith before his passing knowing that he would be in the comforting arms of the Lord.
He thoroughly enjoyed going to the movies and was an avid comic books fan. He pursued this passion to the point of selling character figurines as a hobby. He spent many weekends with another favorite pastime of cheering on the University of Texas football team. Most of all, he loved spoiling his nephews with gifts and doing small-talk with them about the latest video game trends.
Michael transitioned to glory after a well-fought battle with illness and met his Lord and Savior on September 1, 2021. He was preceded in death by his grandparents: Willie and Lela Hinchen, and Willie and Louise Davis as well as his aunts Doretta Cooper and Lela Hinchen, and uncle Michael Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memory his wife Sheria Holmes of Dallas, Texas; his parents, Oscar and Glenda Hinchen of Terrell, Texas; his sister, Kendra Furlough and her husband Forrest of Forney, Texas; his cherished nephews Kamden and Kaeden Furlough; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and special friends.

Services will be: a Public Viewing Friday, September 10, 2021 at 6-8 at the DuBose Funeral Home – 703 S. Rockwall Ave.-Terrell-Tx
Funeral Service: Saturday, September 11, 2021 at 2:00 PM
Shiloh BC – 321 Frank St. – Terrell, Texas 751620

Mr. Pettis Newsome was born to the parentage of John and Julia Newsome on November 6, 1964, in Terrell, tx.

Pettis accepted Christ at an early age at the St. James AME church. Later he went on to fellowship with other churches. Pettis attended and graduated from Terrell HS in 1983. He then went on to attend Southwestern Christian College where he received his associate degree.

Pettis leaves to celebrate his homegoing, one sister, Shelia Newsome, two brothers, Deshler Newsome (Tina) and Herman Newsome (Tamika), Fiancée, Katina Thompson and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.

Services for Mr. Newsome will be Sat, August 21, 2021
11:00 AM
Shiloh Baptist Church, 321 Frank St., Terrell, Texas
Burial: New Oakwood Cemetery – Terrell, Texas

Ms. Mary Free born on November 23, 1976 in Kingsburg, California died August 12, 2021 in Mesquite, Texas. She leaves to cherish her memories, mother, Vickie Hughes and a host of other relatives and friends.