Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory

10/15/2026

🙏 October is Pastor Appreciation Month 🙏

From all of us at Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory, we extend our heartfelt thanks to every pastor who serves our community with faith, love, and compassion.

We see the comfort you bring to grieving families, the prayers you offer, and the strength you share during life’s hardest moments. Your ministry reaches far beyond the pulpit, and we are grateful to serve alongside you.

May God bless and renew you as you continue caring for others. ❤️

Help us show our pastors some love—tag your pastor below and share a word of appreciation!

With gratitude,
The Staff of Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory

10/12/2026

Patricia Ann Weaver Mayes Brock

Patricia Ann Weaver Mayes Brock

April 07, 1942 - October 12, 2026

Patricia Ann Weaver Mayes Brock, a resident of Lake, Mississippi, passed away peacefully at her home on October 12, 2026. Visitation will be Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., and service will be held at 11:00 a.m. at Wolf Funeral Services in Lake. Her son, Steve Mayes, and her pastor, Bro. Bobby Everett, will officiate. The burial will take place at Conehatta Methodist Church Cemetery.

Pat was born in Newton County, MS, to Marion Houston and Nettie Mae Emmons Weaver on April 7, 1942, and lived in Newton County all her life, primarily in the Hazel community north of Lake. During her career, she was employed by the Newton Company, the Newton County Bank, the Newton County Circuit Clerk's Office, as a court reporter for Circuit Judge Marcus Gordon, at the Mississippi State University Coastal Plains Experiment Station, and retired from the Mississippi State Department of Health. She was a longtime member of Hazel Baptist Church but joined the Pine Ridge Baptist Church some twenty-plus years ago and was an active member for as long as her health allowed. Pat was gifted to use her hands in many kinds of crafts and arts, including crocheting, quilting, painting, sewing, and she dearly loved planting and growing flowers. She was a wonderful cook who delighted in preparing meals for her family.

Pat was preceded in death by her father, Marion Houston Weaver, and her mother, Nettie Mae Emmons Weaver; an infant sister, Marion Mae Weaver; her sisters, Willie Mae Bunch and Carolyn Nester; her brothers, Howard Weaver, James Weaver, and Sidney Emmons; and her beloved grandson Ben Mayes.

She leaves behind her sons, Steve Mayes (Ann) and Joey Mayes (Deneshia); five grandchildren, Beth Mayes, Dylan Mayes (Mikayla), Brooks Holifield, Riley Mayes Harrell (Craig), Tim Mayes; and five great-grandchildren, Brinley and Blakely Mayes, and Emmie, Lula, and Lottie Harrell.

Her family is very grateful for those who provided care for her as her health declined over the past weeks of her life: Madison Nester, Beth Grant, and Lisa Jay. Gratitude is also extended to the nurses, aides, chaplain, and other support personnel of Agape Care Group Hospice and the Ochsner Clinic of Lake, Mississippi.

Pallbearers will be Dylan Mayes, Tim Mayes, Brooks Hollifield, Craig Harrell, Mike Nester, and Matthew Nester.

Wolf Funeral Home of Lake is in charge of arrangements. Instead of flowers, the family requests that monetary donations be given to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in memory of Pat. She was a faithful donor to St. Jude for many years because of the care they provided for her grandson Ben. The address is ALSAC / St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105

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10/09/2026

10/07/2026

Mable Doris Robinson

Mable Doris Robinson, 84, passed away on October 06, 2026, at Haven Hall Healthcare Center in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

Born on January 07, 1942, Mable was a woman whose life was rooted in faith, family, and the simple joys that brought beauty and comfort to those around her. She was a member of Macedonia New Testament Church in Forest, Mississippi. For the past four years, she had made her home in Brookhaven after relocating from the Clifton Community in Scott County.

Mable found happiness in quilting, gardening, sewing, and fishing. She especially loved spending time with her family, and that devotion remained at the heart of her life. Whether through the work of her hands or the time she shared with those she loved, she leaves a memory of warmth, care, and quiet strength.

She is survived by her daughter, Lona Foret (Tommy); her sons, Thomas Robinson (Carmen) and Joe Dean Mixon (Cindy); her sister, Kattie Payne; and her brother, Richard Bell. She leaves behind six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, a family who will continue to cherish her memory and carry forward the love she gave so freely.

She was preceded in death by her husband, David A. Robinson; her daughter, Mary Jo Thompson; her father and mother, Elbert and Mary J. Bell; her brothers, Lester, Eugene, Herbert, Otho, Tommie, John Henry, and Jeff Bell; and her sisters, Mamie Stewart and Martha Adcox.

Visitation will be held on October 09, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at Wolf Funeral Services in Morton, located at 3054 Hwy 80 West, Morton, Mississippi 39117. A graveside service will follow at 12:30 p.m. at Macedonia New Testament Cemetery, also known as Methodist Protestant Cemetery, in Forest, Mississippi.

Mable Doris Robinson will be remembered with love by all who knew her. Her life was a blessing to her family, and her memory will remain a treasured part of their hearts.

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10/06/2026

Travis "Danny" White

Travis “Danny” White was born October 16, 1969, in Sebastopol, Mississippi, and left this world on October 5, 2026, in Lena, Mississippi.

My dad once said that when he was younger, he thought he could move mountains, so I told him what Jesus says in Matthew 17:20. “Jesus says, ‘Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there’, and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.’”

Danny was a simple man who found his greatest joy in the ordinary moments that most people rush past: the soft strum of his guitar on a quiet evening, the gentle tug of a fishing line on still water, and—above all—the laughter and warm chaos of his family gathered around him.

He was the kind of man who could fix anything, and no matter the circumstance, he was always making the people around him laugh. His children and grandchildren knew that if something was wrong, “Pepaw” could fix it. Whether with tools or his sense of humor, he could take care of it.

Danny was preceded in death by his father, James Herbert White; his mother, Verda Martin White; his brother, Joseph Troy White; and his beloved son, Joseph Tyler White that he loved and missed everyday.

He leaves behind his family: Sherry White; his daughters, Tiffany (Zach) Ball and Amber White; his son, James (Brianna) White; and the four grandchildren who lit up his days—Nathan White, Bennett Ball, Griffin Ball, and Ezra White. He is also survived by his sisters, Iris (John) Smith and Mary (Kenny) McGrew, and a host of nieces and nephews, lifelong friends, and his dog, Diesel.

Danny’s love for his grandchildren was boundless. He delighted in their stories, their energy, and the simple privilege of being near them. Time spent with family was never wasted in his eyes—it was the very purpose of his days. Like the mustard seed of faith, his quiet devotion moved mountains in the lives of those who knew him.

The family will hold him close in memory every time a guitar plays, every time a line is cast into still water, and every time something broken is made whole again. Services will be held at Wolf Funeral Services in Morton, MS, on Monday, October 12. Visitation for family will begin at 9:00 a.m., and 9:30 for friends and loved ones. The funeral will begin at 11:00 a.m. A graveside service will follow at Salem Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Walnut Grove, MS.

The family invites you to share your memories, photos, and stories of Danny on his memorial website. These moments mean more than words can say and will help us carry Danny's memory with love.

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10/06/2026

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10/05/2026

When your heart feels heavy, remember that God is near. His love remains steady, and His peace can carry you through even the hardest days. 🙏💙

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” — Psalm 46:1

From all of us at Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory, may you find comfort in His promises and strength for each new day. We are keeping the families in our community in our prayers.

10/02/2026

Rev. Sarah Faye Windham

Celebrating the Life & Ministry of Sarah Windham

A Legacy of Faith, Service, and Devotion

After surviving Hurricane Camille in 1969, Sarah came to the Methodist Children’s Homes of Mississippi in Jackson, MS, and then, six months later, to Forest, MS, at the age of fourteen. She graduated from Forest High School in 1974, and after a brief break, she returned to school and graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in Education.

Although she spent a decade of teaching in kindergarten and the first grade, she retired from teaching to spend more time with her two sons. For the next eight years, Sarah began working in ministry with the Forest Methodist Church youth group and then with the young adults. In 1999, she began attending Wesley Biblical Seminary and graduated with a Master of Divinity. Sarah began as a Senior Pastor at her first church appointment, Lake Charge, in 2002. She continued her path of ministry for the next twenty-five years at Lake, Waynesboro, West Point, Columbus, and Noxapater.

Sarah was a lifelong learner and teacher and ultimately graduated with her Doctor of Divinity in May 2026. Throughout her service in ministry, she focused on the lost, the least of these, and the left behind. She empowered others to live beyond the pew by designing, creating, and implementing the Certified Lay Academy to train and equip Certified Lay Ministers to pastor in the Methodist Church.

If you knew Sarah, you knew that, even in the midst of full-time ministry, family was always close to her heart. Not only did she make family moments magical, like birthdays, Christmas, and vacation, but she also made the time for weekly calls and prayer with each of her seven grandkids, two sons, and two daughters of the heart. On September 2nd, Edwin and Sarah celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary. They had the opportunity to spend several days out of town with elegant dining, movies, antiquing and more, which was only a glimpse of their lifelong love they shared as best friends & soulmates. Sarah turned childhood abuse into a life of service to the Lord through Jesus's Grace and Mercy. Her passionate pursuit of the Lord spilled out into every aspect of her life. She is survived by her loving husband, Royce Edwin Windham Jr. of Forest, MS; her two sons, Royce Edwin Windham III (Kaitlin) of Petal, MS, and Jacob Matthew Windham (Hannah) of Mobile, AL; her sister, Lisa Walters (Roger) of Forest, MS; her two brothers, Edward Teale of Ocean Springs, MS, and Joey Hawkins of Bay Springs, MS; and her seven cherished grandchildren: Owen, Evangeline, Violet, Israel, Asher, Josiah, and Malachi Windham.

She was preceded in death by her foster parents, Harold and Evelyn Dennis; her sister, Rebecca Teale; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Royce and Ocita Windham.

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10/02/2026

Jane Smithhart Risher

Jane Smithhart Risher, 84, passed away on October 01, 2026, at her residence in Morton, Mississippi.

She was born on February 06, 1942, in Texas. Mrs. Risher lived a life rooted in faith and family. She was a member of Oak Grove Church of God, a connection that remained an important part of her life and community. Jane enjoyed her friends and family and loved to play dominoes.

She leaves behind a loving family who will continue to cherish her memory. She is survived by her sons, Thomas Lavon Smithhart Jr. (Mary Ann), of Polkville, Mississippi; John Curtis Smithhart (Tonya) of Pulaski, Mississippi; David Alan Smithhart (Miche) of Rosenberg, Texas; and by her daughter, Amber Lea Smithhart Whitehead (Chum) of Polkville, Mississippi. She is also survived by John David Harvill (Nan) of Anchorage, Alaska; Mary Kay Neason (Henry) of Valley Mills, Texas, who thought of Jane as their mother as well. Jane also leaves behind eight grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren. Their lives stand as part of the lasting legacy she leaves to those who knew and loved her.

Family and friends will remember Jane with affection and gratitude, and her memory will remain dear to all who shared in her life.

Visitation will be held on Friday, October 09, 2026, from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. at Wolf Funeral Services Chapel in Morton. A second visitation will be held on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 9:30 until 9:45 a.m. at Oak Grove Church of God. Funeral services will follow at 10:00 a.m. at Oak Grove Church of God, with interment at Oak Grove Church of God Cemetery.

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10/01/2026

🙏 Even in life’s hardest moments, God’s love surrounds us. May His peace comfort your heart and His strength carry you through today.

From all of us at Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory, we pray you feel His presence and remember—you are never alone. 🤍