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07/22/2026

David Keith Chenault

David Keith Chenault, 59, of Cumby passed away in Cumby on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.

No services are planned.

07/20/2026

David Wayne Finch Sr.

David Wayne Finch Sr. was born in Dallas, Texas, on October 14, 1959, and passed away peacefully in Tyler, Texas, on July 19, 2026, at the age of 66. His journey through life was marked by unwavering individuality, steadfast values, and a love for adventure.

He was the beloved son of Florence Sue Ragland Finch, who survives him, and the late Jerry Wayne Finch. David's family provided the foundation for his unique spirit—a spirit always eager to embrace new experiences and challenges.

David pursued some college studies, a reflection of his curiosity and desire to better himself, though he carved out his path through self-reliance and hands-on experience. He spent time as a reserve police officer, offering his service and integrity to his community—a testament to his sense of duty and strong moral compass.

To those who had the pleasure of knowing David, he will always be remembered as the fun uncle—one who could fill any room with laughter, often by recounting stories of his own escapades (no matter how many times you’d heard them). His wit and charisma were matched only by his keen ability to communicate without ever uttering a word; a knowing glance from David could speak volumes.

Family gatherings meant the world to David. He especially cherished the tradition of playing horseshoes at Finch gatherings, using the occasion to strengthen family ties and, as always, regale everyone with lively tales. His stubborn resolve was well known—David always stood for what he believed in and never hesitated to defend his views.

David’s passion for living extended beyond family and friends. He was an avid motorcycle rider and found great joy in the outdoors, spending hours fishing and hunting. He loved to tinker with anything that had a motor, and his hands-on approach exemplified his practical knowledge and tenacious enthusiasm.

Though deeply missed, David leaves behind a vibrant legacy carried by his loved ones. His children—David Finch Jr. and wife Dorothy, Chadwick Finch, and Mikaela Finch—will forever hold memories of his strength, humor, and boundless energy. His grandchildren—Jacob, Gunner, Kailynn, Oriyana, Emerald, Lila, Angelica, Breanna, and Adrianna—carry forward the lessons and laughter he shared with each of them, as do his great-grandchildren, Ares, Aubree, and Aiden.

He is preceded in death by his father, Jerry Wayne Finch; his beloved daughter, Christina Finch; and his sister, Gwendolyn Finch.

A private service to honor David’s life will be held at Cuthand Cemetery, located at 100 CR 1412, Bogota, TX 75417, on July 23, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

David Wayne Finch Sr. will be remembered for his warmth, his fierce loyalty, and the indelible mark he left on every heart that knew him. His laughter, stories, and steadfast presence endure in the memories of all who loved him.

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07/19/2026

Latreia Cannon

Latreia Cannon, born Latreia Duvall on March 14, 1961, in Commerce, Texas, departed this life on July 17, 2026, surrounded by the warmth and love of her family at her residence in her beloved hometown. Her passing leaves a gentle ache in the hearts of all who knew her, as we remember a woman whose presence brightened the lives of so many.

Latreia was known for her sociable nature; she found joy in connecting with others and had a gift for bringing people together. From childhood through her adult years, her laughter and voice could often be heard singing, filling rooms with happiness and comfort. She took immense pride in creating a welcoming home—her skills in housekeeping were matched only by the vibrant beauty of her yard, lovingly tended by her green thumb. Friends and family would often marvel at how every plant seemed to flourish under her care, much like the relationships and communities she nurtured throughout her life.

Latreia’s dedication to her family was unwavering. She was the cherished daughter of Billie Duvall, who survives her, and the late Arthur Duvall. Her legacy lives on in her loving children: her daughter Tiffany Ozuna and her husband Jorge, son Jeremy Preas and his wife Lauren, as well as her grandchildren—Kobe Ozuna, Braylon Ozune, Naylee Ozuna, Elianna Ozuna, and Olivia Ozuna—each of whom brought immense joy to her days and pride to her heart.

She is also survived by brothers, Terry Landers, Chris Duvall, and Rowdy Duvall. She leaves behind numerous nieces, nephews, and a wide circle of other beloved family members and friends, each of whom holds special memories of time spent with her.

In addition to her father, Latreia was preceded in death by her sister, Laweitta Young, whose memory remained forever cherished by Latreia and the rest of the family.

Latreia’s life was further enriched by her simple passions: singing with joy, nurturing the life all around her in her home and garden, and filling every room with uplift and care. Her absence will be deeply felt, but her spirit and warmth remain with those who loved her dearly.

As her family, friends, and community mourn her loss, they find solace in the indelible mark she left upon each heart—an enduring legacy of love, care, and joy.

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07/16/2026

Kent Demoy Humphries

Kent Demoy Humphries of Springtown Tx passed away peacefully at his home July 12 th , 2026 at the age of 81. He was born in Commerce TX on February 3 rd , 1945 to Alvin Riley and Minnie Excel Humphries. He was raised in Commerce with his parents and older sister Virginia, and older brother Danny.

Kent graduated from Commerce High School in 1962, and later attended East Texas State University (ETSU). Kent was the proud father of three children, Jodie, Jefferson, and Louisa. Early in his working years, Kent held a variety of jobs. He worked TP&L in Decatur, Sherman, Sulphur Springs, and Dallas; sold cars with James Wood in Decatur TX; drove a grain truck for Hill Grain in Commerce. He ultimately found his calling in the railroad industry, where he dedicated 35+ years as an engineer with Union Pacific Railroad. His railroad career began in Commerce with the Cotton Belt Railroad before continuing and retiring with Union Pacific, in 2016.

Kent will be remembered for his strong work ethic, quiet strength, and unwavering love for his family. Above all else, he was a devoted father, grandfather, and a great-grandfather who took tremendous pride in his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed fishing, golfing, riding horses and motorcycles, bird hunting, and playing the guitar with anyone he could and for anyone who would listen. He also enjoyed watching baseball, volleyball, and eating good food.

Kent was preceded in death by his parents, Alvin and Excel Humphries; his sister Virginia Johnson; brother in-law Bob Johnson; his sister in-law Bobbye Humphries; his son Jefferson Humphries; his granddaughter Jesse Lynn Beason; his nephew Jake Humphries and Jake’s son, Cade Humphries.

He is survived by his oldest daughter, Jodie Ann Fagan and her husband Rex Reiber, of Comby Texas: daughters Maranda Nichole Bason, husband Michael Bason, of Grandview Tx, and Tonya McCullum and husband Lance McCullum of Sanger TX; and his great grandchildren Jack, Cash, Briggs, Ashlyn, Aiden, Levi, and Rowan.

He is also survived by his youngest daughter, Louisa Demoy Davis, her husband John Davis, of Springtown TX: children Cory Davis, Austin Davis, and Stoli Jane Davis, granddaughter in-law Traci Davis, and his great-granddaughter Aria.

He is also survived by the children of his late son, Jefferson Humphries: Leanne Blue, and Nicole Blue; and by their mother Brandi Blue and her husband Josh Blue, of Shawnee OK.

Family and Friends are invited to celebrate Kent’s life at Jones-Walker & Sons Funeral Home, Saturday, July 25 th at 2:00pm. Visitation with family and friends will begin immediately following the service.

A time of fellowship and reflections will be held immediately following the service at Los Mochi's 1600 Lee St. Commerce, TX 75428.

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07/15/2026

Sara Elizabeth Hensley

Sara Elizabeth Hensley’s story began on a brisk January day in 1982 in Akron, Ohio—a place that would forever be marked by her arrival and the initial breaths of a life that blossomed with compassion, warmth, and quiet strength. On July 14, 2026, in the peaceful town of Honey Grove, Texas, Sara’s earthly journey came to a close, but her resonance lingers in every heart she’s touched.

Those who knew Sara recall an undeniable gentleness about her. She navigated life’s joys and challenges with grace, crafting moments both subtle and profound into memories that now echo in those who loved her most. Sara’s heart found its greatest purpose in her cherished daughter, Ziondonah Hensley, whose life is a beautiful testament to her mother’s love—a love that was steadfast, nurturing, and endlessly encouraging.

Sara was the beloved daughter of Jane and Carl Hensley Jr., who knew from the start that her presence would fill their home with hope and laughter. She shared a bond of understanding and support with her sister, Carla Marie Trent, whose memories with Sara will carry forward as treasured keepsakes—moments of whispered secrets, shared triumphs, and the kind of sibling closeness that withstands even the heaviest silences.

Her life, while unique in its particulars, felt familiar and comforting to those fortunate enough to experience her friendship or seek her counsel. Whether in the towns that shaped her beginnings or the communities she embraced later, Sara’s kindness and quiet wisdom offered light and solace.

As we hold Sara’s memory close, we remember her not only for the milestones she marked or the places she called home, but for the intangible gifts she gave so freely—her gentle encouragement, her attentive presence, her unfailing loyalty to family and friends. Her absence leaves a hush in conversations and gatherings, but her influence endures, woven like golden threads through the fabric of every life she graced.

Sara Elizabeth Hensley’s story does not end with the signing of a date or the resting of hands. Instead, it continues—each day—in the traditions she began, the values she imparted, and the love she inspired. To mourn her is only natural, but to celebrate her is to do justice to the remarkable woman she became, from Akron to Honey Grove, and in every heart in between.

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06/27/2026

Victor Lee Luckey

Victor Lee Luckey, affectionately known as Vic, passed away at the age of 57. He was born to James A. Luckey and Florine Dickerson Luckey on October 7, 1968, in Rockwall. He called Commerce, Texas, home, where he built more than fences—he built friendships and earned the respect of those who knew him. He had a heart as big as Texas and never hesitated to lend a helping hand. If someone needed him, he was there. He found joy in life’s simple pleasures: playing dominoes, listening to music, spending time with friends, and sharing laughter wherever he went. His easygoing spirit and generous nature made people feel welcome, and his kindness left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him. Though his time with us was far too short, the memories he created and the love he shared will live on in the hearts of his family and friends.“A life measured not by the years we live, but by the kindness we leave behind. Your work may fade, but your love and the lives you touched will stand forever.”

Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever missed.

He is survived by his God Daughter, Stacy Hearn, sister Barbara Brown of Commerce, brothers: Leonard R. Luckey of Leonard, Larry C. Luckey of Commerce and Sherman D. Luckey and wife Katherine of Wylie. He is also survived by his sister-in-law Loraine Luckey of Milton, Florida and a host of other relatives and friends.

Victor was preceded in death by his parents James A. Luckey Sr. and Florine Luckey, brothers James E. Luckey, Micheal Anthony Luckey and William Paul Luckey and a nephew Jerry Don Johnson.

Viewings will be held on Thursday and Friday July 9 and July 10, 2026 from 9:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. both days at Jones-Walker & Son Funeral Home. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, July 11, 2026 at 11:00 A.M. at Jones-Walker & Son Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Lorenzo Johnson, Curtis Wilson, Sherman Luckey, Aaron Luckey, Bill Cherry and Bradley Brigham. Honorary pallbearers are Ray Luckey, Larry Luckey, Jimmy Don, Aaron Williams and Smiley

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06/25/2026

David Lavon Grant

David Lavon Grant, beloved father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully at his residence in Campbell, Texas on June 25, 2026, with his daughters by his side. Born on July 3, 1948, in Greenville, Texas, David’s life spanned nearly eight decades filled with devotion to family, meaningful work, and a love for simple pleasures.

David was a dedicated employee at Rubbermaid, where he served as a Set Up Technician and ultimately retired. His commitment and work ethic left a lasting impression on those who had the privilege of working alongside him. Beyond his career, David’s true joy was found in the company of his family. He cherished every moment spent with his loved ones, whether sharing stories or passing along life’s lessons.

Among his many proud accomplishments, David counted his children and grandchildren as his greatest. He is survived by his daughters, Veronica Grant and Michelle Stevens; his son-in-law, Jackie Stevens Jr.; his granddaughters, Caitlin Priest and her husband Jacob and Kayla Stevens; and his grandson, Alexander Stevens; great grandson Colton Priest. He is also survived by his sister and brother in law Helen and Sam Andrews. David was especially fond of his time teaching Alex, guiding him through life’s nuances and sharing his wisdom—an experience he treasured deeply.

David’s interests spoke to his appreciation for both history and the land. He enjoyed collecting guns, knives, and coins, and took great pleasure in raising cows and donkeys. Whether tending to his animals or admiring a new addition to his collection, David found peace and fulfillment in these pursuits. Most of all, he loved being surrounded by family, embracing every opportunity to create lasting memories together.

He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Christine Grant; his mother, Marie Sparkes; his father, Clarance Lavon Grant; his sisters, Fannie Mae Maddox, Carolyn Ann Hawkins, and Debbie Sue Grant; and his brother, Huey Preston Cole. David’s memory lives on in the hearts of those who knew him, especially within his family circle, where his steady guidance, gentle spirit, and enduring love will be forever treasured.

Friends and family are invited to pay their respects at a visitation scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Jones - Walker & Son Funeral Home, located at 1209 Live Oak, Commerce, TX 75428. Following the visitation, a graveside service will take place at 12:30 PM at Brigham Cemetery, CR 4216, Campbell, TX 75422, with Bro. Randy Hicks officiating. Serving as pallbearers are Jackie Stevens, Alexander Stevens, Jacob Priest, Kayson Cavender, Josh Dawson.

David Lavon Grant’s legacy is defined by his unwavering love for his family, his steadfast character, and the kindness he showed to all who crossed his path. He will be deeply missed and always remembered with respect and affection.

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06/22/2026

Shawn David Foxall

Shawn David Foxall, 45, of Campbell passed away at his residence on Sunday evening June 21, 2026. Shawn was born in Dallas County on May 15, 1981, the son of Mike Foxall and Paula Renee Chaw. He was self-employed as a woodworker and was exceptional at making Corbels and Cabinets. He is survived by his father Mike Foxall, his daughter Taylor Foxall and her mother, Katherine Foxall of Royse City, Tx, He was preceded in death by his grandparents: Ledous and Sally Brown.. Other jobs that Shawn had include working for Pepsi Cola Company, Ben E. Keith, Andrews Company and the Welding Company in Sulphur Springs. He was a self-professed "gun-toting, flag waving, America loving patriot."

A Memorial Service for Shawn will be held Friday, June 26, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. in the Jones-Walker Funeral Chapel located at 1209 Live Oak Street in Commerce, Tx. with Bro. Terry Bryan officiating. Honorary pallbearers are Josh Brown, Luke Brown, Paul Clayton, Kurtis Putman, Colton Quattlebaum, Dusty Thomas, and Stewart Morrison.

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06/14/2026

Janice Tate

Janice Tate, 82, of Commerce passed away on Saturday, June 13, 2026, at her residence with family at her side. Janice was born to Robert Leon Sansing and Leon Ruth Roland on March 14, 1944. She was married to David R. Tate. She worked for years at East Texas State University (East Texas A&M) and Covidian.

She is survived by her husband David R. Tate, sister Linda Foster, niece Jessica, nephews: Robert Matlock, Ronald Matlock, Mitchell Matlock and wife Dianna, Cary Sansing and Wade Sansing She is also survived by a host of other nieces and nephews.

Janice was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Donald Ray Sansing.

A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 1:00 P.M. at the Pecan Gap Cemetery with Bro. Terry Bryan officiating.

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