Remembrance Mortuary Services

07/30/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is a worldwide annual campaign to increase awareness and promote regular screening and early detection of breast cancer.

Hope is the perfect symbol of the pink ribbon in the battle against breast cancer. Breast cancer may be tough, but so are its survivors. Early detection is the key to breast cancer prevention. Every step counts in the fight against breast cancer.

After all, in the relentless fight against breast cancer, it’s not just about surviving; it’s about conquering. Think of it as the beacon in the fog, guiding people towards awareness and support.

This year, Remembrance Mortuary would like to invite you, your family, the community, and those surrounding you to come out and share in a day of awareness, family, friendship, and love.

Please see the attached flyer for details and more information.

The Remembrance Day Parade will start at Coleman Avenue and end at the Gulf Coast Assembly Park in Waveland, Ms. Once we reach the park, there will be vendors and booths set up for the community/family day. Please feel free to pass this information on. We are praying for a great and successful weekend.

The entry fee for the parade is $100.00, and the space for the vendors' fee at the park is $50.00 for those booths that will be selling food and/or products.

The parade route will start at the beginning of Coleman Avenue and will end at the Gulfside Assembly Park.

Thank you
Remembrance Mortuary Services

06/17/2025

Join us on 2025-10-04 at 1 PM CDT on Coleman Avenue for the Champions of Change - Breast Cancer Awareness Parade. Together, we stand strong, raise awareness, and honor the fighters. Let’s make a difference! 💖🎗️

05/24/2025

Always welcome and forever grateful for each of you. Thank you

05/21/2025

Good morning,

There will be a meeting tonight at 6PM at the Randolph Center. The meeting will hold reference to the Baptist Cemetery here in Pass Christian, on Toleman Road.

Please come out and receive the updates pertaining to the cemetery and ask any and all questions that you may have.
The cemetery is here to be of as asset to the community, and as with anything, there is no "I" in team.

Please come and give your thoughts, state your opinions (in an orderly and mature fashion) as to how to make Baptist Cemetery better for everyone, the community, and loved ones final resting place.

Please contact Curtis Brown, Aaron J. Barnes, and/or John Willie Dedeaux.

04/20/2025

03/19/2025

When you love what you do, you don't go to work daily, you go to where your peace is extended.

Remembrance Mortuary a place where you can truly know that you are loved and appreciated.

03/04/2025

It’s almost time to celebrate with our community interactions and surrounding communities with and from Remembrance Mortuary Services!

We are forever grateful for the families and the communities that we have been blessed to service, not as a funeral home but also as a family unit with each and every individual.

Please mark your calendars.

See you all there 🎉.

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02/15/2025

Ronald Jerome “Noonie Dedeaux was born on October 19, 1958, at Memorial Hospital in Gulfport, MS, to the late Felician Dedeaux, jr. and Ethel L. Godine-Dedeaux. He departed this life on February 11, 2025. He is preceded in death by his paternal grandparents Felician and Frances A. Lizana-Dedeaux, John A. (Rosie Lee McDonald Dean) Swanier, sisters Juanita Hagens-Carter, Louise P. Scott and brother Eugene J. Dedeaux, sr.; his sister-in-law’s: Eyvonne D. Dorbine-Dedeaux and Jerri D. Clark-Dedeaux; his God-daughters Shabree Page and Mary Bradley.

Ronald worked within the Pass Christian School District, Henderson Point Condominiums, Dupont, and The Oaks Golf Course in Delisle, MS. He was a graduated of the Class of 1979 from Pass Christian High School and an unofficial “Mayor of Camille Village Housing Authority.”

He loved entertaining by cooking and feeding everybody, which he always had a hot meal on the stove and would offer you a plate when you were able to visit him. He never met a stranger with his friendly personality. He loved dancing and having a good time. He was a devoted member of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Delisle and also attended Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church in Pass Christian, MS. He looked forward to attending church services on Sunday’s. His most favored time at church was when the female choir was singing at Our Mother of Mercy. When his health came into question and not able to attend church, once he returned home, ho would always say that he wanted to return to service the very next Sunday.

He leaves to cherish his precious memories with his three loving sisters: Mildred (Marvin) Chapman, Frances (Earnest) Holloway, Eilene (Ronnie Sr.) Moody. His devoted brothers: Donald (Shirley) Dedeaux and Lawrence Dedeaux, devoted brother-in-law Dennis Scott, his Goddaughter, Martha Bradley-Hall and his God-son Deshaun Singleton, a very special life partner Kacy Lynch. He also leaves a host of nephews, nieces, family, family and friends.

May His Memories and His Love of Family Surround You and Give You Strength in The Days Ahead. We Will Continue to Wish the Family Peace; To Bring Comfort, And Courage to Face the Days Ahead with Loving Memories to Forever Hold in Our Hearts. Please Hold Tight to Memories for Comfort, Lean on Your Friends and Family for Strength, And Always Remember How Much You Are Loved.

Remembrance Shares in This Time of Grief, And Also Share in The Love and Memories. Today and Always, Our Thoughts and Prayers Are with You.

Forever Remembered, Forever Missed.

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01/15/2025

It’s almost time to celebrate with our community interactions and surrounding communities at Remembrance Mortuary Services!

We are forever grateful for the families and the communities that we have been blessed to service, not as a funeral home but also as a family unit with each and every individual.

We have scheduled our yearly calendar events for the 2025 year. Please mark your calendars.

See you all there 🎉.

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01/04/2025

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11/22/2024

With deepest sympathy my brother, my friend, speechless! Phillip & Sons, The Funeral Directors, Inc. - East & West family we stand with you, individually and collectively as we mourn the loss of our brother and friend. Remembrance Mortuary Services and the entire funeral service family. Love you forever, forever grateful. ❤️

When peace like a river attendeth my way,
when sorrows like sea billows roll;
whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say,
"It is well, it is well with my soul."

11/05/2024

THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS OATH

"I do solemnly swear, by that which I hold most sacred:
That I shall be loyal to the Funeral Service Profession
and just and generous to its members;
That I shall not let the constant relationship
and familiarity with death
give me cause to yield to carelessness
or to violate my obligation to society
or to the dignity of my profession.
That I shall obey the Civil Laws
That I shall not divulge professional confidences;
And that I shall be faithful
to those who have placed their trust in me.
While I continue to keep this oath unviolated,
may it be granted to me to enjoy honor in my life
and in my profession;
and may I be respected by all people
for all time."