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04/14/2026

Virginia Ruth Laurens

Virginia Ruth Laurens

January 13, 1940 – April 8, 2026

Virginia Ruth Laurens, lovingly known as Ginny, Mama, Memaw, and MeToo, passed away on April 8, 2026, at the age of 86. Born on January 13, 1940, she lived a full and remarkable life defined by resilience, creativity, and deep love for her family.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Loyd and Alene Reeves; her sisters, Barbara Woods and Wilma Pippins; her brother LA Reeves; and the love of her life, Bobby Laurens.

Ginny is survived by her sisters Sherron Coker and Mary Bailey, her devoted daughter and son-in-law, Vickie and Tildon Bullard; her cherished grandchildren, Mark Rosson, Mandy and Mitchel Laurens, Jeff and Jennifer Laurens, and Sam Laurens; and a large and loving group of great-grandchildren, including Camryn Savage, Noah Rosson, Baylee Rosson, Rexton Rosson, Christopher Laurens, Cody Laurens, Wyatt Laurens, Bradley Moncrief, Brenna Joyce, and Brendon Massey. She also leaves behind countless cousins, nieces and nephews, along with several great-great-grandchildren whom she did not have the chance to meet but who will carry her legacy forward.

Ginny was a woman of many talents and passions. She was an expert seamstress whose skillful hands could create beauty from the simplest materials. In her younger years, she found adventure as a scuba diver, and throughout her life she embraced a wide range of trades and crafts—including work as a bomb maker, watch maker, and tile grader for Tiffany Tile. She was also known for her baking and her homemade wine, which she shared generously with family and friends.

Above all, Ginny was the heart of her family. She was strong, independent, and endlessly resourceful, but also warm, nurturing, and full of life. She answered to many names over the years—Virginia, Ginny, Mama, Memaw, MeToo—but to those who loved her most, she was simply everything.

Though she is no longer with us, her spirit lives on in the family she built and the lives she touched. Today, we take comfort in knowing her and Granddad are reunited in Heaven and she watches over us as our guardian angel.

She will be deeply missed and forever loved.

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04/13/2026

Gregory Crep

Gregory Crep, a devoted family man and longtime University of North Texas employee, passed away on April 4, 2026, in Denton, Texas, at the age of 73. Born on April 16, 1952, in Mineola, New York, Greg’s life was marked by dedication, love, and a great passion for family, friends and fishing. He is survived by his Wife Martha Crep, Son Steven Crep and wife Ali, six grandchildren—Brandon Estetter, Kolton Crep, Konner Crep, Cain Leyva, Alora Leyva, and Pierce Crep—and also great-grandchildren Zalley and Kayson. Also survived by Sister-in-Law Shirley Brown, and husband Jim Brown, Sister-in-Law Becky Crep.

Greg’s career at the University of North Texas spanned nearly three decades, beginning in the summers of his high school years from 1969 to 1971 where he worked on the Grounds and Moving Crew. He began in 1972 serving as Assistant Director for the UNT Coliseum. Over time, he expanded his career by joining both the HVAC and Welding Departments, demonstrating a commitment to the institution that shaped much of his adult life. His professional journey was a testament to hard work and adaptability.

He was educated at Denton High School, from which he graduated in 1970-71, Greg furthered his studies with two years at the University of North Texas.

He shared 55 years of marriage with his wife, Martha Crep who also was his caregiver for the last 20 years. Their marriage endured life’s challenges with love, supported by mutual respect, faith, and a joyous sense of humor that lifted them through difficult times. His greatest pride came from his role as a father to his son, Steven Crep, and as a grandfather to six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Greg affectionately was known as Papaw, and cherished every moment with his family, always so happy to see them and appreciated their support during his more than 20 years of health struggles.

Fishing was Greg’s lifelong passion, a joyful activity he first shared as a child with his father and brother. He often joked that during the crappie runs, his wife became a “fishing widow,” reflecting his deep love for the sport. Alongside his best friend Mike Murray, Greg fished frequently, especially at night from February through April, creating countless memories and strengthening bonds of friendship.

Greg’s personality was sometimes a little rough around the edges but also defined by warmth, humor, and love. Those who knew him remember him as a blessing — a man who embraced life with all its struggles with laughter and kindness. In his final days, Greg found peace knowing he was surrounded by the love of his family. It is said he walked for the first time since 2010 through the Pearly Gates of Heaven, greeted by those who had gone before him, including his Father Paul Crep, Mother Mildred Ardoin, Brother Paul Crep, and in-laws Buck and Ruth Buchanan and lots of other family members and friends.

Respecting Greg’s wishes, no formal service will be held. Instead, his family plans to scatter his ashes at some point at one of his favorite fishing spots. This intimate gathering of friends and family will serve as a celebration of his life—a time to share stories, laughter, and the cherished memories that honor a remarkable man.

Gregory Crep’s legacy of love, dedication, and joy will remain forever in the hearts of those he leaves behind. His family treasures the blessing of his life and will carry his memory forever in their hearts and minds with love and respect. Resting high on that mountain, and finding a permanent fishing hole, Greg now joins his Lord, family, and friends in eternal peace. He will be deeply loved and always missed.

His family would love to thank all of his family and friends that have always been there through the many bumps in the road of his life. We also want to thank his Doctors and Nurses who have showed such compassion and have taken such wonderful care of him through all of the many years of health struggles. The staff and Doctors at Texas Health were so wonderful to him and our family the last 2 weeks of his precious life on this earth.

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04/13/2026

Beverly Jean Ankeny

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Beverly Jean Ankeny, Lawson, who departed this life peacefully at her home in Argyle, Texas, on April 8, 2026, surrounded by the warmth and love of her family. Born in San Antonio, Texas, on April 13, 1946, Beverly’s journey began with a childhood in Pleasanton, where she flourished and graduated from Pleasanton High School, laying the foundation for a life rich with love, commitment, and devotion.

Beverly’s 43-year career as an administrative and executive assistant, which culminated in her retirement in 2011, spoke to her dedication and tireless work ethic. Beyond her professional endeavors, Beverly was a beacon of kindness, warmth, and love in every corner of her life. She was deeply cherished not only by her family but also by all who had the privilege of knowing her gentle spirit and generous heart.

Her proudest accomplishments included a long, happy marriage to her beloved husband and best friend, John V. Ankeny, which was a testament to lasting love and companionship. Beverly’s faith was central to her life; she was actively involved in St. Mark Catholic Church in Argyle, Texas, where she held office in the local chapter of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas—an association close to her heart that reflected her strong community ties and commitment to service.

Beverly’s life was filled with joy drawn from simple, beautiful pleasures. She loved to travel extensively, exploring countries around the world with a particular fondness for Hawaii, the destination that held a special place in her heart. Her hobbies, including sewing and cooking, brought happiness not only to her own life but also to those fortunate enough to experience her renowned chocolate fudge sheet cake, a symbol of her nurturing nature. Long drives with John and watching sunsets over the pond in their backyard were among the moments she treasured most.

She leaves behind a loving family who will forever remember her tender care and unwavering support: her husband John V. Ankeny; children Jeff Ankeny and Melanie Lafortune; daughters-in-law Robin Ankeny and son-in-law Jeff Lafortune; grandsons Jackson Ankeny, Lucas Ankeny, and Hays Lafortune; and her brother Kenneth Lawson. They, along with many others, carry forward her legacy of love and devotion.

Beverly was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Evelyn and William Lawson, and her mother-in-law, Rita Ankeny, whose memories live on in the hearts of those who knew them.

Family and friends are invited to honor Beverly’s life with a visitation on April 16, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, 705 N Locust St, Denton, Texas. A rosary will be held there from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. On April 17, 2026, a Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mark Catholic Church, 6500 Crawford Rd., Argyle, Texas, celebrating a life beautifully lived and a soul eternally cherished.

Beverly Jean Ankeny’s journey taught us the power of love, faith, and kindness. Her spirit will forever illuminate the hearts of all who loved her, leaving behind an enduring legacy of grace and compassion. She will be deeply missed but lovingly remembered by all whose lives she touched.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Catholic Daughters of the Americas via Zelle to txcda2611@gmail.com or by check payable to CDA Court 2611 mailed to Lisa Kearns, 14429 Padden Park Lane, Roanoke, TX 76262

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04/13/2026

Cynthia Colleen Romine

Cynthia Colleen Romine, a radiant soul whose love and spirit touched all who knew her, passed away peacefully at home in Oak Point, Texas, on April 8, 2026. Born on May 12, 1960, in Marshall, Texas to Jerry Mack Romine and Vivian Sue Romine. Cindy’s life was a tapestry woven with boundless affection, curiosity, and dedication.

From a young age, Cindy stood apart—not just for her intellect but for her tender heart. Graduating at the remarkable age of 16 from Panama Canal High School in 1977, she carried with her a quiet determination and a passion for singing, having lent her voice to the Good News Singers during her high school years from 1974 to 1977. Her early involvement in the Girl Scouts from ages 7 to 12 sowed seeds of friendship, resilience, and community that would blossom throughout her life.

Ever the scholar, Cindy pursued higher education at Tyler Junior College, where she earned her associate’s degree in business. This accomplishment represented not only her tenacity but also her desire to build a life enriched by learning and purpose.

But it was in her relationships where Cindy truly shone brightest. She loved with her entire heart — a love so profound and genuine that to know and to love her was, indeed, a true blessing. Family and friends were her sanctuary; time spent with them was never just an occurrence, but a cherished memory in the making. Cindy’s adventurous spirit found joy in travel, exploring new horizons with enthusiasm and wonder.

Though Cindy’s physical presence is no longer with us, her legacy lives on through those she held dear. She is lovingly survived by her mother, Vivian Sue Romine; her brother, Jerry Edwin Romine, and his wife, Brenna Romine; as well as her uncle Bruce Marr and his wife, Rose Marr and numerous cousins and friends. Together, they bear the tender weight of her memory and the warmth of her love.

She was preceded in death by her father, Jerry Mack Romine; her only child, Jason Smith; and both sets of grandparents, the Marr and Romine families.

A special part of Cindy’s life continues in the form of her beloved furbaby, Roxy, who she adored deeply. Those who loved Cindy are committed to honoring her memory by ensuring Roxy’s life remains filled with care and comfort.

The community is invited to gather for a visitation on April 15, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., followed by a funeral service on April 16, 2026, starting at 10:00 a.m. Both services will be held at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, located at 705 N Locust St, Denton, TX 76201. The family invites all to Cindy’s final resting place for graveside services at 2:00 pm following her chapel service. Smyrna Cemetery located at 341 County Road 4450, Winnsboro Texas 75494.

Cynthia Colleen Romine’s journey on this earth concluded quietly, yet her spirit continues to echo in every embrace, every story shared, and every corner of the world she so dearly explored. To remember Cindy is to remember a heart that loved without reservation and a soul that illuminated the lives of all who were fortunate enough to cross her path.

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04/11/2026

David L. Green

David Louis Green, age 76, passed away on Monday, April 6, 2026. David was born in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to Morton, Mississippi in early childhood, where he was raised and formed lifelong roots. He graduated from Morton High School in 1967 and soon after proudly answered the call to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Air Force. During his military service, David served overseas in Vietnam and Guam, experiences that shaped his discipline, resilience, and deep appreciation for life.After completing his service, David returned home determined to pursue higher education. He went on to graduate from the College of Pharmacy at Northeast Louisiana University, launching a professional career marked by dedication and integrity for over 5 decades.

David was known for his joyful spirit and warm presence. He had a lifelong love for travel and a special admiration for classic cars, finding happiness both in adventure and in appreciating the beauty of well-crafted machines. In his later years, his greatest joy came from time spent with his family, traveling with his wife Nicole and cheering on his grandsons at their activities. He was a constant source of encouragement, pride, and love.

David is survived by his beloved wife, Nicole Green; his daughters, Alycia “Nici” Finklea (David Finklea), Kelly Gibson (John Randall), and Arael Byrd (Christian Gecina); and his cherished grandsons, Logan Gibson, Joshua Finklea, and Graham Finklea; and sister-in-law Betty Green St. Amant and numerous nieces & nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ralph and Evelyn Green, and his brothers, John Green and Richard Green. David will rest at Biloxi National Cemetery. Interment services will be held at a later date.

He will be remembered for his service, his warmth, and his unwavering devotion to his family. His legacy lives on in the lives he touched and the love he shared so freely.

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04/10/2026

Karen Ann Thorson

Karen Ann Thorson, 60, passed away on March 31, 2026.

Karen was born in Duluth, Minnesota, and spent most of her life in Dallas and Austin, Texas. She graduated from the University of North Texas and the University of Texas Health and Science Center with a master’s degree in nursing. Karen worked as a nurse practitioner for many years and was known for providing compassionate and exceptional care to homebound patients.

Despite being raised Catholic, Karen dedicated her time and care in order to raise her kids in the Jewish faith. Throughout their childhood, Karen was an active member of their synagogue Congregation Beth Israel. She was known for her charisma and good sense of humor, and had one of those faces that prompted even grocery store cashiers to strike up a conversation with her.

Karen loved reading on the beach, country music, mashed potatoes, reality TV, dogs, cooking, family traditions, and most of all her kids.

Karen is survived by her children, Jacob and Eliza and daughter-in-law Ani; her siblings, Tim, Todd, and Kim; and her 7 nieces and nephews. Karen was preceded in death by her father Jeff and her mother Kathleen. Private funeral services will be held for the family.

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04/08/2026

Ruth Lynn Osborne

Ruth Lynn Osborne peacefully passed away on April 5th, 2026, Resurrection Sunday, and now rests in the loving arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Born on March 18th, 1954, in Elkton, Maryland, Ruth "Ruthie" Osborne was the youngest of four children born to Curtis and Ruth Morrison. From an early age, she developed a deep passion for horses. As a teenager attending Newark High School in Delaware, Ruthie and her horse, Lady, competed in equestrian show jumping events, showcasing her dedication and love for the sport.

Ruthie pursued higher education at Delaware Technical and Community College, where she earned a degree in chemistry. It was during this time she met her future husband, Mark Osborne, whom she married on November 22nd, 1977. Together, they embraced their faith and accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.

In 1981, Ruthie and Mark relocated to the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas to pursue new career opportunities and raise their family. She was a devoted mother to her two children, Jason and Christy, whom she lovingly homeschooled for six years. Committed to lifelong learning, Ruthie furthered her education by obtaining degrees in nursing, library science, and teaching.

A woman of strong faith and prayer, Ruthie consistently prayed for her family and the nation. She led a healthy and active lifestyle as an avid runner and weightlifter. She cherished nurturing close family connections, maintaining a warm and welcoming home, and organizing many memorable family events.

Ruthie’s love for Jesus Christ was central to her life, and she eagerly anticipated His return, encouraging her family and others to be prepared for that joyful meeting.

She is lovingly remembered by her husband, Mark Osborne; her children, Jason Osborne and Christy Carlson, along with their spouses; and her four grandchildren.

In honor of Ruthie’s spirit and values, memorial contributions may be made to the Prestonwood Pregnancy Center, which provides pregnancy testing and sonograms free of charge to mothers.

The service to celebrate Ruthie’s life will be held on Friday, April 10th, at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, followed by a graveside service at Belew Cemetery in Pilot Point, Texas.

Ruth Lynn Osborne’s life was a testament to faith, family, and dedication, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

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04/02/2026

Richard Alan Turner

Richard Alan Turner, known fondly as Rick, was born on April 3, 1948, in Washington D.C.. Rick grew up six blocks from our nation’s Capital. He then moved to Austin, Texas at the age of fifteen. He attended Del Valle High School, graduating in 1967. There, he served as President of the Student Council, played football and ran track. It was during his freshman year he met Beverly, his high school sweetheart.

Shortly after graduating high school, Rick honored his commitment to his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. After undergoing basic training in San Diego, he took a brief respite to marry Beverly on September 30, 1967. Two months later he left for Vietnam. He returned just short of thirteen months and served as a drill instructor in San Diego, until his discharge in 1970.

After his military service, he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas State University (formerly Southwest Texas) in 1973. Balancing full–time work and family, he further attained an MBA from The University of Dallas in 1988 and a Juris Doctor degree from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (now Texas A&M School of Law) in 1998. His academic achievements underscored a disciplined and driven spirit, which carried forward into his professional career in contract negotiations with several organizations including IBM, Perot Systems, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Hewlett Packard, and Unisys. After many years of loyal and dedicated service, Rick retired in 2020.

Rick was deeply involved in his community. Rick served on the Board of Young Life. He volunteered at his church in communion services, the City of Highland Village and donated his legal services to those in need. He was also an active member of the American Legion and the Marine Corps League reflecting his commitment to his fellow serviceman.

His personal life was enriched by his love of family and faith. Most importantly, as a believer in his Lord Jesus Christ, Rick lived a life guided by kindness, faithfulness, and strength. He was thoughtful, he often gifted the family with what he called “Spirit Gifts” and left verses written on sticky notes for Beverly, expressing his love and encouragement. He meticulously planned annual family trips which created so many special memories. Rick was an avid runner who completed many marathons including the New York, Marine Corps, White Rock, and Rock-n-Roll marathons. He also enjoyed reading, watching the Washington Redskins, Texas Rangers, and Texas Longhorns, supporting Samaritan’s Purse, and enjoying great Mexican food, particularly chips and salsa as a favorite!

Rick, passed away peacefully on March 17, 2026 in Flower Mound, Texas surrounded by the loving presence of his wife. Rick is survived by his beloved wife, Beverly Turner; daughters Shelley Turner and Wendy Turner Pace; son-in-law William Pace; his cherished grandsons Liam and Colin Pace; sister-in-law Vicki Rutledge; brother-in-law David Rutledge; nephew Shane Burton; and closest friend and "Lifer" Doug Tennis. He was preceded in death by his father, William Pervis Turner, and his in-laws, Victor and Ina Beth Falk. A funeral service will be held on April 27, 2026 at 10:00 am at Denton Bible Church in Denton, Texas. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Samaritan’s Purse.

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03/26/2026

Ninfa Marie Brown

Ninfa Alambar Brown, a loving wife, mother, and Nona, passed away on March 24, 2026, after a long and courageous battle with health issues.

Born on August 23, 1966, in Winters, Texas, to Nick and Olga Alambar, Ninfa lived a life centered on family and faith.

She is survived by her devoted husband of 40 years, Marty Brown of Krum, who stood faithfully by her side through every season of their life together. Together, they raised two daughters, Brandy Singleton and Brooke Diaz, and were blessed with eleven cherished grandchildren who filled their lives with joy and precious memories.

Also survived by her siblings Nick Alambar Jr, Norma Kozlowski, Neomie Sanchez, Bert Alambar, Noe Alambar, Norman Alambar, and Nicolette Alambar and many nieces and nephews. Proceeded in death by her parents Olga and Nick Alambar Sr.

Ninfa found great happiness in cooking for her loved ones, scrapbooking, and crafting with her grandchildren. Her warmth, strength, and generous spirit touched everyone who knew her.

Visitation will be held on Friday, March 27, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., with the Rosary beginning at 7:00 p.m., at Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, 705 N. Locust Street, Denton, TX.

The Funeral will be on Saturday, March 28, at 9:30 a.m. at St. Mark Catholic Church, 6500 Crawford Road, Argyle, TX.

Ninfa will be remembered for her deep faith and the abiding love she gave her family. May God grant her eternal peace and bring comfort to all who mourn her.

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03/19/2026

Kandy Kay Stein

In Loving Memory of Kandy Kay Stein

Kandy (Grove) Stein, loving wife, mother, daughter and sister, was born in Lansing, Michigan on June 28, 1959, to proud parents Arnold Grove, Sr. and Phyllis (Worthy) Grove.

Kandy grew up in Laingsburg, Michigan, where she spent her days playing card games with family, horsing around with her siblings on the family farm, and participating in 4-H; both in the sewing club and showing animals. She graduated from Laingsburg High School in 1985 alongside her sister, Melody.

As a young woman, Kandy married Christopher Yelinek and their journeys moved them to Texas which became her forever home. During their many years together, they shared a love for NASCAR racing, weekend drag races and cheering on the Dallas Cowboys. She also enjoyed crocheting, crafting and a good cookout with friends and family.

Later, Kandy met Ron Stein, whom she would marry and spend the rest of her life with. He was the love of her life, and together they shared a relationship filled with kindness, laughter, casino trips, and deep love.

Kandy especially loved finding a good bargain—particularly if it was “only a dollar.” And she’d drive quite the distance to discover new thrift or antique stores, always on the lookout for M&M and Coca-Cola collectibles.

A lifelong cat lover, Kandy’s fur babies became her world. She delighted in watching them play with their many toys while she relaxed with episodes of The Golden Girls.

Kandy is survived by her husband Ron Stein, her four children Stacy (Mike) Downer, Andrea (Sean) Magers, CJ Yelinek, Michael Yelinek; her six grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, father Arnold Grove, Sr., sister Melody (Tim) Arnst, and sister-in-law Cindy Grove.

She was preceded in death by her mom Phyllis (Worthy) Grove, stepmom Kay (Wing) Grove, brothers Rex Grove and Arnold Grove Jr, sister Tina (Grove) Austin and brother-in-law Kenny Austin.

Kandy leaves behind a lifetime of cherished memories with those who loved her most. Her laughter, bright smile, generous heart and the joy she found in the simple things in life, will continue to live on in their hearts.

Her life will be celebrated with friends and family in both Michigan and Texas this summer with dates to be determined.

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03/18/2026

Jerry Wayne McBride

Jerry Wayne McBride, known affectionately to many as the "Texas Rebel," passed away on March 13, 2026, in his beloved hometown of Denton, Texas. Born on May 9, 1950, Jerry's life was a vivid tapestry woven with devotion, warmth, and an enduring spirit that touched all who knew him.

For four decades, Jerry dedicated himself to Roselawn Memorial Park, where his steadfast commitment and gentle presence provided comfort and solace to countless families during their most challenging moments. Yet, beyond his professional life, it was the cherished memories of family gatherings and spirited softball games that truly encapsulated the heart of Jerry’s world—moments filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the unspoken bonds of kinship.

Jerry married the love of his life, Carolyn Horn, on March 26, 1971. Their union was a testament to enduring love and partnership, a foundation that nurtured their family and forged a legacy of loyalty and care. Carolyn’s passing preceded Jerry’s, leaving a void that only the memories of their shared life could momentarily fill.

He was a man who found joy in the simple pleasures of life—hunting, fishing, and the artful patience of cooking on his smoker. These hobbies were not merely pastimes but reflections of a soul deeply connected to nature and the rhythms of life.

Jerry's journey was marked by the company of beloved family. He is survived by his daughter, Linda McBride, and son, Jimmy McBride; devoted brothers Billy and Micheal McBride; granddaughters Loren "Stormy" Coin and her husband Logan, and Keeley Hilliard; grandsons Jonathan Nabors and his wife Kelsey, and Robert Hilliard. His heart also extended to great-grandchildren Corsi, Ryan, Greenlee, Nakona, Ryatt, and Brayden, who carry forward his spirit and stories. Jerry's furry companion, Bailey Kay, remained a loyal presence by his side. The fabric of his life was also enriched by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends whose lives he touched with kindness and humor.

Jerry was preceded in death by his beloved wife Carolyn Horn McBride, his mother Mackie McBride, father JB McBride, and brothers Jimmy, Timmy, Bobbie Jack, and Tommy. Their memories live on in the hearts of those left behind.

A visitation to honor Jerry’s life will be held on March 20, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home in Denton, Texas, located at 705 N Locust St. A funeral service will follow on March 21, 2026, beginning at 10:00 AM at the same location, providing family and friends the opportunity to gather in reflection and celebration of a life profoundly lived.

Jerry Wayne McBride lived as he loved—with fierce loyalty, deep affection, and a rebellious spirit that never waned. His legacy is etched in the love he shared, the memories he created, and the lives he touched. He will be remembered as a steadfast pillar of strength and a beacon of Texas heart and soul.

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