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02/04/2026

Jimmy Ray Love passed away on January 29, 2026, in Sherman, Texas, surrounded by loved ones.

Jimmy was the kind of person who would give the shirt off his back to a stranger and who could always be counted on to be there for the people he loved, no matter the situation. He was a devoted father, a loving husband, and a loyal friend whose kindness and generosity touched everyone who knew him.

Music was one of Jimmy’s greatest joys in life. He loved to sing and play the guitar and would take any chance he could to share his love of music with others. His songs, laughter, and presence brought warmth and comfort to those around him.

Jimmy was born on December 17, 1960, in Ardmore, Oklahoma, to his loving mother, Evelyn Love Hickman. He was deeply fond of his mother and often spoke of cherished memories they shared and the lasting impact she had on his life.

Jimmy is survived by his wife, Jennifer Love; his children, Tabitha Love and spouse Steven Robles, Jimmy Love Jr., Crystal Love, Lauren Hildebrand, Alison Hildebrand, and Austin Hildebrand. He is also survived by his grandchildren, Destiny, Karizma, and Serenity Calderon, Dillon and Molly Gray, Carmen, Mya, and Mycah Love; and his great-grandchildren, Journey and Jaxson Gray, Elijah Hernandez, Tristan Hernandez, and Selena Corral. He is also survived by his sisters, Lori Lynn Lauritsen and Leta Rachelle Jordan, his brother, Sidney Joe Hickman; and his aunt and uncle, Harold and Helen Akins and his aunt, Linda McCall.

Jimmy was preceded in death by his mother, Evelyn Love Hickman; his stepfather, Sidney Hickman; his grandparents, Edward Eugene Love and Dovie Pelton Love, and his brothers Terry Hickman and Eddie Hickman.

Jimmy will be remembered for his big heart, his love of music, and his unwavering dedication to his family and friends. He will be deeply missed and forever loved.

“Cause I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change.”

Celebration of life for Mr. Love will be held at 10:00 am Friday, March 6, 2026, at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel, with Pastor Raymond Skinner, officiating.

02/04/2026

Beverly Parish passed from this life on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at Texoma Medical Center in Denison, Texas.

Beverly was born in Van Alstyne, Texas on January 7, 1946, to Robert and Jean McIntire. They both preceded her in death.

She lived in Sherman, Texas most of her life and attended Sherman schools and East Texas State University. She also lived in Louisiana and in Georgia for 18 years, moving back to Sherman in 1995. She worked for Grayson County until she retired, the at Red River Title Company.

Beveryly is survived by her sister, Barbara Crow-Mullens and husband James Mullens; brother, Mike McIntire and wife Pam; and various nieces and nephews.

The family will hold a private memorial service to celebrate Beverly’s life at a later date.

02/04/2026

Lois Evelyn (Hilliard) Ford, beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully Friday, January 30, 2026, in Denison, Texas, at the age of 94.

Lois was born on April 14, 1931, in Denison, Texas, to William Hilliard and Bobbie Lee (Allen) Hilliard at the neighborhood hospital, Halloway Hospital. She was the third of seven children and grew up in a strong faith-based and educated family. Lois attended Langston Elementary and graduated from Terrell High School before continuing her education at Huston–Tillotson University in Austin, Texas.

Lois was raised in Pleasant Grove Baptist Church—a church founded by her grandfather, William Hilliard, along with other respected Denison natives. Keeping with family traditions of faith and service, from her early teens she was a member of Queen Elizabeth Chapter of the Eastern Stars until poor health interfered with her daily activities. Later in life, she became a resolute member of Hopewell Baptist Church, where she was active in the Women’s Missionary and found great joy in helping with Women’s Day programs and other church activities. She established herself as a valued member and valued friend to many.

While growing up surrounded by older brothers who served in the military, Lois met and married TSgt. Willie F. Ford on September 2,1952. They traveled and raised children, across the country and abroad—from Alabama to Germany—before returning and settling in Denison, Texas.

In addition to caring for her family, Lois worked for Levi Strauss & Company and later dedicated 37 years to a fulfilling career at Texas Instruments, retiring in 1990. Her strong work ethic and dedication were hallmarks of her character.

A woman of faith, grace, and quiet strength, Lois found joy in life’s simple pleasures—reading, watching vintage westerns and mysteries, and tending to her flower garden. Her yard was always carefully maintained, and her numerous rose bushes flourished, sometimes into the winter months. Her main source of joy would be her children’s successes and the many great-grandchildren whose voice filled her home on a daily basis.

Lois was preceded in death by her parents, William, and Bobbie Lee Hilliard; her beloved husband, Willie F. Ford; her brothers, William, Robert, Oliver, and Tommy Joe; and her sister, Rosemary.

She is lovingly survived by her sister, Bessie Louise of Terre Haute, Indiana; two sons, Anthony (Glenda) Ford of Radcliffe, KY and Ronald A. Ford (Cheryl) of West Covina, California; two daughters, Evelyn S. Cooper and Patricia E. Ford-Teague (Hosie); twelve grandchildren; twenty-five great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; and numerous nieces and nephews who will cherish her memory.

Lois’s quiet legacy of love, faith, and devotion will continue to live on in all who were blessed to know her. She will always be remembered for being the rule, not the exception for who a true lady should strive to become.

Funeral service for Mrs. Ford will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Hopewell Baptist Church with Pastor Michael Braxton officiating. Interment will follow in Cedarlawn Memorial Park in Sherman, Texas. She will lie in state Friday, February 6, 2026, from 10- 5 p.m. at Fisher Funeral Hom

Pallbearers will be Jamal Cooper, Kelvin Ford, Ronald Ford II, Gregory Owens, Barry Malvern, and Ronald Wimbish.

02/03/2026

Patricia Ann (Evans) Belcher, 76, of Sherman, TX passed away on January 31, 2026. She was born on May 20, 1949, in San Francisco, CA. She was the daughter of James and Lucy Coldsmith Evans. She married Ronnie Barnard in September 1967. He preceded her in death in 1970. She later married Gladis Belcher who also preceded her in death.

She was a devoted mother and grandmother. Her biggest joy was spending time with her grandchildren. They shared a love for reading and watching movies; she also loved caring for her patients. She worked in nursing for over 20 years, retiring from Mullican Care Center in 2010.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, her brothers Tommy Adams, James Evans, Glen Evans and Sammy Evans. She is survived by her sister Sally Driggars of Paris, Tx.

She is also survived by her son Ronnie Barnard, daughter Meralee Belcher (Mike Johnson) of Wylie, daughter Lucy Villanueva (Camilo) of Sherman, Tx. Grandchildren Martin Jimenez, Christina Jimenez, Felicia Jimenez, and Adrian Villanueva. She has several great grandchildren.

A celebration of life will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, February 6, 2026 at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel, with Bro. Jason Anderson, officiating.

02/03/2026

Mary Jo Hedgecock, 95, went home to be with Lord Friday, January 30, 2026, in Denison, Texas.

Mary was born February 27, 1930, in Bryan County, the daughter of Martin and Mary Hock. She married the love of her life Bobbie R. Hedgecock December 10, 1955. She loved to dance, shop, and camp. Mary was a loving mother, and MeMaw. Although her passing leaves a void in all our lives she will live on forever in our hearts. She will be greatly missed.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Bobbie, her parents, and two brothers, and ten sisters.

Mary leaves behind her beloved family, children Patricia, Karen, Paris, and Gina; sons-in-law Gerold Kaufman and Tony Todd; and her 8 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

Celebration of life will be 11:30 am Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Chapel on the Hill at Cedarlawn Memorial Park in Sherman. Pastor Roger Speers will officiate.

02/02/2026

Barbara Janice Lowry headed home to see her Jesus on January 25, 2026, at the age of 87.

She was born on August 8, 1938, in Southern Oklahoma. On June 28, 1957, Barbara married the love of her life Troy Lee Lowry in Denison, Texas. Their marriage was a beautiful example of devotion, faith, and commitment and together they built a family grounded in love.

Barbara retired from Bells ISD where she worked as a cafeteria employee. She truly loved her job and cherished the children she served each day, treating every one of them as her own. Her kindness, warm smile, and caring heart left a lasting impression on countless students and friends.

Above all else, Barbara loved God. Her faith was the foundation of her life, and she never hesitated to tell anyone who would listen about her Jesus. She loved people deeply and never met a stranger. Her welcoming spirit made everyone feel like family.

Barbara was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her family was her pride and joy, and her influence will be felt for generations to come.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Vachel and Jessie Jolly of Denison, Texas; her beloved husband of 30 years, Troy Lowry; sister, Lucy Trujillo; and brother, Steve Jolly.

She is survived by her loving daughter, Sherry and husband Danny Walsh of Ector, Texas; grandchildren, Amanda Wright and husband Donnie, Amber Trainor and husband Taylor; great-grandchildren, Korey Smith and wife Myranda, Kaylee Lewis and husband Clayton, Hayden Trainor and wife Taylor, Karah Sanders and husband Sam, Holden Trainor, and Hailey Trainor; her brother, Lynn Jolly; and sister, Cathy Aday and husband John.

Barbara Janice Lowry will be remembered for her unwavering faith in Christ, her servant’s heart and the love she freely gave to all who knew her.

Pallbearers honored to serve are Taylor Trainor, Clayton Lewis, Donnie Wright, Chris Aday, Korey Smith, Hayden Trainor, Sam Sanders, and Holden Trainor.

Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel, with Rusty Shreeves, officiating. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery in Denison, TX. The family will receive friends one hour prior of service.

01/26/2026

James Kevin Wheeler was a proud father of four wonderful children. Dedicated resident of his hometown Collinsville Tx, where five generations before him had lived. Passed peacefully away in his sleep on January 14, 2026

Kevin was Born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on the month of March in 1968 to Charles Wheeler Sr. & Harriet Morrow. Growing up he learned to love nature it was always his personal safe place however he loved to help as much as he could in the home. He'd kept the fire going through a cold winter night or help mom cook a meal and take out the trash. He had little tolerance for bullies and loved all living things.

Once when he was older his brothers C.J. and Jakie put on some old clothes on Kevin and covered him in powder. C.J. had gotten ahold of some blank bullets that fit a gun that he carried all the time and borrowed another for Kevin. There's a small cemetery on Jordan Creek Road going out to the home place. The plan was to scare the girlfriends at the time. Sunserra, Missy, and Becky. Well Sunserra and Missy found out but we carried out the plan. C.J. & Jackie had dropped Kevin off at the cemetery on our way to get the girls in town. C.J., Jackie and the girls walked around the cemetery as C.J. told the story of it being a gunfighter's cemetery and how they would draw and shoot and how he always wanted to be in a gunfight. Well as they got close to the end of the walk Kevin jumped up and started shooting the blanks, C.J. drew and fired back yelled to Jackie to get the girls to the truck as he kept shooting. They weren't sure how they all got through the barb wire fence, but they did, in that process they almost stepped on Kevin. C.J. while climbing through the fence and caught his toe on the barb wire and fell and hit his head on the truck. He jumped in the back of the truck and Jackie headed for home. After they got home C.J. stayed laying in the back of the truck like he had been shot. Breathing as shallow as he could. Finally, he took to a deep breath and Becky screamed he's alive. C.J. then jumped up and screaming like a banchi. While C.J. was playing dead, He and Jackie had forgot about Kevin. So, Kevin had walked all the way home that night looking like a ghost on a dirt road. Good times and memories these were for his brothers.

Kevin was educated in the small town of Collinsville Tx, later on he went back to school to get his G.E.D. As his young family grew being the father of the home went back to school to try and further his career. Kevin attended Lincoln Tech in Grand Prairie Tx, to become an auto mechanic and follow in his father's footsteps. The family funds had become too restrained, so he had to let go of that dream. He went back to work so he could immediately provide for his family. Working at such jobs as hay bailing, Permanent Way a concrete tie company managed by his brother C.J. in Collinsville Tx. Ruiz Foods in Denison Tx for 9 years, Walmart, and other various other small jobs he could find. Upon his passing he worked with his son and niece for Tyson Foods in Sherman Tx. Kevin worked hard his whole life to provide a home and family. He would give the shirt of his back to anyone that needed it more than him.

Kevin was a devoted and loving father to Justin Stapleton, Camia Stapleton, Matthew Wheeler, Kimberly Wheeler and their spouses who dearly miss him and the life lessons he imparted upon them. Among them was how to love a family unconditionally, He always showed the importance of hard work. Kevin showed everyone in his life, how to appreciate and have fun with the little thing's life has to hold.

Kevin and his wife Angela took great pride in being parents, especially how Justin would gather the family together to do different activities like board games, cleaning the house, working on family cars & some nights just to chill and gaze at the stars on the family trampoline. You could often hear him brag about Camia's love and Creativeness with abstract art and how she had that "keeping the family strong" mentality. How Kevin would laugh when little Matt marched in the marching band with his big baritone. He loved watching his son grow into a man and loved the many talks they would have over consol games like Skyrim. Kevin adored his youngest Kimi, running around with her frilly princess dresses when she was a toddler. He adored how she grew into a beautiful independent lady any father would be proud of, often stalking her Facebook profile looking for her creative quirky Manga personality. He loved them all so much and once they grew into adults and had families, he spent a majority of his free time with the grandkids Michael and his love for anything on wheels. Serenity and her countless creative moments such as drawing and singing karaoke. Devin and how they would play "here come the bugs" tickles with so much laughter. He would brag how Devin loves to learn new things & music

Kevin was preceded in death by his grandparents Guilford Lee Wheeler and Lois Wheeler, Jack Morrow and Ella Mae Morrow. Kevin was survived by his wife Angela Muhle, his Father Charles Wheeler Sr. His mother Harriet Morrow and mother-in-law Verna Jordan. His brothers C.J., Bobby Dale and Jackie Wheeler and their wives. His Children and grandchildren Michael, Serenity, Devin, & his step grandchild Jayden Knutson. His 10 Nieces and nephews along with their Families. Kevin was also survived by so many more family and friends who he loved dearly but are too numerous to mention all in one day.

Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, January 31, 2026 at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel 604 W. Main Street in Denison TX. Public Viewing will be held one hour prior of service. Following the services will be a 45-minute Funeral procession to the graveside services in Collinsville TX. There will be a celebration-of-life event at the community center in Sadler immediately after the graveside services.

01/26/2026

Linda Ann Dunlap of Denison, Texas met her heavenly father on January 15, 2026 in Lufkin, Texas.

Linda was born June 4, 1950 in Frederick, Oklahoma to James Oscar and Marguerite Lois (Gebhart) Daugherty. She was raised in Grandfield, Oklahoma. After graduation Linda attended Cameron College and received a Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Elementary Education and a minor in Social Studies. She then received her Masters in Education from Central State University. She began teaching in Moore, Oklahoma and it was there that she met the love of her life, Steve, which she was married to for 33 years. They moved to Texas in 1985 and she began teaching at S & S Elementary where she taught until she retired in 2016 after 43 years of teaching. She was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church for many years and had recently began attending Family of Faith Church.

Linda enjoyed spending time with family, friends and the girls. She looked forward to delivering meals on wheels, BSF bible study, Eve Circle, Diva Diners and playing bunco. Linda truly enjoyed life. She had a smile and laugh that would brighten anyone’s day. She had an undeniable faith in God and could always find the positive in any situation. She was a wonderful person inside and out. Her most favorite thing was being Grammie to her grandson Garen.

Linda was preceded in death by her husband, Steve; son, Toby; parents, James and Lois Daugherty; sister, Phyllis Wooldridge; maternal grandparents, August and Mary Gebhart; paternal grandparents, Jim and Sam Daugherty; and mother and father-in-law, Robert and Betty Dunlap.

Linda is survived by her son, Casey and daughter-in-law Gloria of Diboll, Texas; grandson, Garen of Diboll, Texas; brother, Danny Daugherty of Grandfield, Oklahoma; nephews Waylon Daugherty of Burkburnett, Texas and Dustin Daugherty of Dean, Texas; nieces, Lisa Frizzell of Kerrville, Texas and Dawn Walker of Uvalde, Texas; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Jane and Larry Bruner of Healdton, Oklahoma; niece, Julie Bruner of Ada, Oklahoma; and other relatives and friends.

A celebration of life will be held at 3 pm Saturday, January 31, 2026, at Trinity Fellowship Church in Denison, Texas. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the church.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in her name to Family of Faith Church in Sherman, Texas or Texoma Family Shelter in Denison, Texas.

01/26/2026

Joyce Ann (Neal) Coleman, 78, of Denison, Texas, passed away peacefully on January 19, 2026. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, Joyce will be remembered for her radiant smile, kind spirit, and the gentle warmth she brought to everyone around her.

Born on October 23, 1947, in Muncie, Indiana, Joyce was the daughter of Max and Elenor Fae Neal. She spent her early years in Indiana surrounded by family, including her sisters Beverly Kirvensky, Tamera Hensley and brother Ray O’Neal. From a young age, Joyce showed an incredible strength and nurturing heart that would define her throughout her life.

In 1968, she made a bold move from Indiana to Anaheim, California, determined to build a better life for herself and her two young sons, Dallas and Derrick. The move also brought her closer to her older sister Beverly, whose presence offered comfort and companionship during that time. It was in Anaheim that Joyce met David Graham at work. They married and in 1972 welcomed their daughter, Angela. When David returned from service in Vietnam, the two parted ways amicably but always remained committed to raising their children with love and understanding.

By 1976, as a single mother of three, Joyce met her best friend and the love of her life, Douglas D. Coleman. The two married in the early 1980s, beginning a lifelong partnership filled with laughter, hard work, and mutual devotion. When Doug’s career with Kwikset led to a managerial promotion, they relocated to Denison, Texas, in 1987, a move that marked the beginning of their next great adventure together.

In 1994, Joyce and Doug combined their shared passion for collecting and opened Box Seat Sport Cards on Main Street in Denison, which they joyfully operated until 2017. Joyce loved collecting Elvis Presley memorabilia, while Doug was an avid sports card enthusiast. Their business became more than just a store—it was a gathering place where friendships were built and stories shared.

After Doug’s passing in 2022, Joyce continued to find joy in spending time with her children and grandchildren, cherishing every moment of family closeness. Her gentle humor, peaceful disposition, and loving heart remained constant sources of comfort to those who knew her best.

Joyce was known for her compassion and her ability to make everyone feel welcome. She adored her dogs, spent happy hours at Choctaw playing slot machines, and always found time for her loved ones. She lived her life with kindness, patience, and an open heart, never passing judgment and always offering understanding. Those who knew Joyce remember her smile as one that could light up a room.

Joyce is preceded in death by her parents, Max and Elenor Neal; her sister, Beverly Kirvensky; and her beloved husband, Douglas D. Coleman. She is survived by her sister Tamera Hensley and brother, Ray O’Neal; her children, Dallas Bullard of Fontana California Derrick Bullard and Angela Graham Stange of Denison and her cherished grandchildren, who were her greatest joy.

A memorial service celebrating Joyce’s life will be held at Fairview Cemetery Chapel on February 7, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who loved her.

01/26/2026

Cermaleta Mae Neasbitt passed away on January 18, 2026, at TMC Hospital in Denison, Texas at the age of 91. She was born February 7, 1934, in Hillsdale County, Michigan to Henry Anson and Mary Eliza Church.

Cermaleta married Doyle Preston Neasbitt in Tucson, Arizona, on May 23, 1957, who preceded her in death on May 2, 1996. Her parents and three brothers also preceded her in death.

She is survived by her brother, Charles Church; her daughter, Jamie Mayhugh; numerous nieces, nephews, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends; and her son, Neal Neasbitt.

Mrs. Neasbitt lived in Southern Michigan until the age of twenty-three when she married Mr. Neasbitt and moved to North Central Texas. She lived in Texas the remainder of her life. She attended Jackson Business University in Jackson, Michigan and attended one year at the University of North Texas. She was a clerical employee and secretary all her adult life except to stay home with her young children and be a homemaker.

Cermaleta joined the Methodist Church at the age of thirty and was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Denison, Texas (now called Trinity Fellowship Church). She was a staunch believer and a devout Christian always. She will be greatly missed.

A memorial service will be held Thursday, January 29, 2026, at 2:00 pm at Fisher Funeral Home. The family will receive family and friends one hour prior to the service. Pastor Cindy Griffin will officiate.

01/22/2026

Robert (Bob) Lee Cooper, 89, of Denison, TX passed away peacefully on January 12, 2026. Born on July 23, 1936, in McAlester, OK to Robert and Olgie Cooper. He married Anita (Myser) Cooper on June 21, 1959, and was a devoted husband for 66 years.

Bob served in the Army Reserves. He spent most of his working career in the fields of plumbing, HVAC and appliance repair and was known for his ability to fix just about anything. Bob was a volunteer firefighter, worked as an EMT, and also worked at Texoma Lutheran Camp. He worked with many young adults at his business, Denison Service Center, and at Texoma Lutheran Camp. The kids that worked with Bob over the years have said he taught them many things, and they had lots of laughs with him. Bob was “unique and special”.

Bob was a longtime member of Grace Lutheran Church, serving as an Elder. He was always ready to help out where he could.

Bob enjoyed woodworking, driving his Jeep, being an Amateur Radio Operator (KB5JHU), walking his dog at the park and visiting with his many friends.

Bob was preceded in death by his parents Robert and Olgie Cooper.

Bob is survived by his wife Anita of Denison, TX, his sister-in-law Lila Myser, children Mark Cooper and wife Karla of Colbert, OK. Sara Hansen and husband Gregg of Colleyville, TX. Grandchildren Tiffany Cooper of Sherman, TX, Leslie Cooper of Sherman, TX, Delanie Cooper of Calera, OK, Bethany Korpal and husband Alex of Keller, TX, Brice Hansen and wife Tayloe of Ft. Worth, TX, Bryan Hansen of Morgantown, WV. Great grandchildren Jalon Griffith, Isabella Wight, Rosie Wight, Myles Korpal and Madeline Korpal.

A Celebration of Life/Memorial Service is pending at Grace Lutheran Church.

01/22/2026

Kurt lost his battle with cancer the afternoon of Tuesday, January 20th surround by his family. He was an amazing Father, Son and Brother.

Kurt was born on March 28th, 1980, to William and Elizabeth Salsbury. Kurt and his 2 siblings were raised by a single mother following their Dad’s unexpected passing in 1989.

Kurt had a very kind heart and loved and forgave easily to those that were close to him. He was a bright light on a dark day and his hugs would melt all your worries away. He worked many jobs over the years but found his calling in factory maintenance with Sunbelt in Sulpher Springs, TX. Kurt had many hobbies, including playing the drums and guitar, and had a profound love for music. He loved big family holidays and weekend get-togethers.

Kurt is survived by his children: Achilles Salsbury and Kelsy Salsbury, with their mother Michelle Salsbury; and Kelise Salsbury. He is also survived by his siblings: Kory Salsbury of Denison and Kara & Casey Davis of Denison. He was preceded in death by both his parents, William Salsbury in 1989 and Elizabeth Low in 2025; and his stepdad Floyd Low in 2011.

Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 28, 2026, at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel. The family will receive friends one hour prior to service.

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