Wolf Funeral Services and Crematory

06/09/2026

Mr. Idarrious Iantron Tyrious Bowie

It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Mr. Idarrious Iantron Tyrious Bowie, who was tragically taken too soon on June 5, 2026, and was pronounced deceased at the Merit River Oaks Hospital in Flowood, Mississippi. Born on July 17, 1998, in Hinds County, MS, Idarrious was a lifelong resident of Ludlow, MS, and his loss leaves an indelible void in the hearts of all who knew him.

Idarrious was a cherished member of the Mt. Zion M.B. Church and a proud graduate of Morton High School, Class of 2017. A gifted athlete, he first showcased his remarkable football talents by earning the distinction of being the inaugural recipient of the "Mr. Football" title in 3A in 2016. Following high school, he pursued his passion for football at the University of Mississippi, playing with the Ole Miss Rebels, before transferring to Jackson State University to continue his collegiate football career with the Tigers for two years. After graduation, he briefly worked at Jackson State University for one year before embarking on a new professional journey in the landscaping business. Beyond his athletic and professional accomplishments, Idarrious possessed a profound love for his family, football, and basketball, which brought joy and meaning to his life.

Idarrious’s memory will forever be cherished by those who loved him. He is survived by his devoted father, Arthur Washington; loving mother, Regina Bowie; beloved children, daughter Bailee Bowie and son Legend Jones; dear sister, Inikia (Joel) Bowie-Hughes; and brothers Irishma Bowie, Ikeon Bowie, and Iverson Bowie. He was also a beloved grandson and great-grandson, fondly remembered by Rutha Bowie (maternal grandmother), Cardell Hall (maternal grandfather), and paternal great-grandmothers Susie Washington and Myra Luckett. A number of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews. The family also mourns the loss alongside the memories of his brother, Ityrious Bowie, as well as his great-great-grandparents, Myrtle Bowie and Tibbie Bowie.

A visitation to honor and celebrate the life of Mr. Idarrious Iantron Tyrious Bowie will be held on June 19, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Wolf Funeral Services - Morton, located at 3054 Hwy 80 West, Morton, MS 39117. A visitation will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2026, from 1:00 pm to 1:45 pm at the church to be determined. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at 2:00 pm at the church yet to be determined. Family, friends, and all who were touched by Idarrious’s spirit are invited to gather, share memories, and pay their respects.

Idarrious’s life, though brief, was filled with passion, achievement, and deep connections, leaving a lasting legacy for his family and community. His presence will be profoundly missed, but his spirit will continue to inspire those who had the privilege to know him. May he rest in eternal peace.

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06/09/2026

06/08/2026

Betty Carol Myers

Betty Carol Myers, a cherished member of the Scott and Rankin County communities, passed away peacefully on June 8, 2026, at her residence in Forest, Mississippi. Born on January 15, 1949, in Forest, Mississippi, Mrs. Myers lived most of her life rooted in the area she dearly loved, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her.

A devoted member of the Calvary Assembly of God Church, Betty found great solace and joy in her faith throughout her lifetime. Her professional life reflected her dedication and hardworking nature as she contributed for many years at the Dollar General Store in Morton and Bill's Dollar Store in Pelehatchie, Mississippi. These roles allowed her to connect with the community and engage with people from all walks of life.

Betty’s passions extended beyond her work; she was an avid cook and a talented crochet artist. Many were blessed to experience the warmth and care she infused into her cooking, and her crocheted creations stand as a testament to her patience and creativity. However, it was her love for spending time with family that truly defined her spirit. Her home was a place of gathering filled with laughter, stories, and the enduring bonds of kinship.

She is lovingly survived by her son, Travis Myers, and his wife, Pamela, and her daughter, Cynthia Carol Sherrer. Betty’s family also includes her sister Linda Lane, who shared many heartfelt moments with her, and her special friend Sondra Henderson, whose companionship was a source of comfort and happiness. Her legacy continues through her grandchildren, Jarrett Myers, Breeanna Hughes, Patricia Stevenson, Jasmine Baeza, William Stingley, Autumn Stingley, Angelina Temple, and Desiree Hughes, as well as six treasured great-grandchildren, each carrying forward the values and love Betty imparted.

Betty was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Willie James Perry; her son, Michael Lee Myers; and her brothers Bill, Phil, Harry, and Jimmy Perry. Their memories remain deeply rooted in the hearts of all who knew them.

Betty Carol Myers’ life was a tapestry of faith, family, and community. She will be remembered with respect and affection for the kindness she showed, the bonds she nurtured, and the quiet strength she embodied. Her spirit remains present in the many lives she touched, a lasting beacon of love and devotion.

A Celebration of Life Service will be announced. The Celebration of Life service will be held at the Calvary Assembly of God Church with Br. David Bryant and Bro. Joey Griffin officiating.

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06/08/2026

Mr. George Gray Nutt

If you asked anyone who knew George Nutt what kind of man he was, you would probably hear a long list- because George was many things to many people. A builder, a leader, a teacher, a faithful friend to anyone in need. Like Our Lord, George was a carpenter; he built homes for so many. Some of those homes were built with lumber and brick, while others were built for others throughout central Mississippi. He built his home for his family with his prayers and through his Christian example.

Born May 2, 1946, to R.S. and Mozelle Nutt, he was the youngest of seven children. He was a devoted father to Amy and Rebecca, and a beloved grandfather to his five grandchildren. He graduated from Morton High School in 1964, where he was elected friendliest, an adjective that remained with him throughout his life. In his youth, he was an avid bird hunter, baseball player, and golfer. He loved the great outdoors and spent his time hunting, fishing, or attending a ball game whenever he got the chance.

George was a devoted father and grandfather and could regularly be found cheering for his family. He coached softball and basketball and helped with youth activities. George was the kind of man who showed up. He never missed a sporting event for his children and grandchildren, never hesitated to lend a helping hand, and never passed up the chance to brag shamelessly about his grandchildren. Like his mother, Mozelle, George was a sports fan. In his hospital bed, he asked only two questions. How everyone else was doing, and how Ole Miss baseball was playing.

George can be accurately described as a volunteer. He has served in Scott County for all his life. He was a member of the National Guard. He loved helping at Quiet Waters Ministries, a charity that helps serve the special needs community. Last year, he retired from the hospital board of directors of Ochsner Scott Regional, where he was the longest-serving member of the board of directors. George also volunteered at his beloved Bethlehem Baptist church, where he was a member for his entire life. He served as a deacon, a Sunday school teacher, and a host of many committees. He donated his time and labor maintaining his church, either with his carpentry or his ministry. He was a devout reader of Sacred Scripture and always sat at the end of his pew to save room for the rest of his family.

George Nutt will be remembered by all as a representation of Christ-like love. He was slow to anger, quick to forgiveness, generous with both time and money, and could tell a story. He was an exemplary father, grandfather, and friend, and he will be dearly missed by all who knew him.

He passed away on June 6, 2026, surrounded by family and the sounds of his Ole Miss baseball team winning a trip to Omaha. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Amy Elizabeth Smith, and his siblings Wayne Nutt, Billy Zac Nutt, Larry Nutt, Sara Love Hickman, and Iwana Smith.

He is survived by his daughter, Rebecca Nutt Harris, his grandchildren, Daniel Herbert (D.H.) Dew, George Bradley Dew, Anna Mac Dew, Hunter Parker, and Maggie Smith; and his sister Dora Helen Davis.

Donations can be made in his memory to Quiet Waters.

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06/07/2026

James Timmothy Crain

James Timmothy Crain, a beloved son, brother, and cherished member of his community, passed away peacefully on June 5, 2026, at MS Baptist Medical Center. Born on June 20, 1966, in Forest, Mississippi, Timmothy's life was marked by resilience, love, and the profound connections he shared with family, friends, and caregivers.

A native of Forest, Mississippi, Timmothy was one of twins, a bond tragically altered in childhood by the loss of his brother Tom at the tender age of five. From the age of twelve, Timmothy resided at the Hudspeth Regional Center in Rankin County, where he was deeply cared for and treasured by the staff who came to know him not only as a resident but as a dear friend. His presence touched many lives, and the affection he received was a testament to his spirit and lovable nature.

He was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Henry R. and Beulah Irene Crain, his maternal grandparents, Barney Lee and Tommye Dee Waggoner, and his brother Jeffrey Thomas Crain. These family members laid a foundation of love and guidance that shaped Timmothy’s journey.

Timmothy is survived by his devoted parents, James D. and Hilda W. Crain, who remained steadfast pillars of support throughout his life. He is also survived by his siblings—Tammy (Kirk) Paulsen, Barry "Robbie" (Dawn) Crain, and Joseph (Julie) Crain—and several nieces and nephews whose lives he enriched in many ways.

The family invites all who knew and loved Timmothy to attend his visitation and funeral services at Wolf Funeral Services - Morton, located at 3054 Hwy 80 West, Morton, MS 39117. The visitation will take place on June 8, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., and on Tuesday, June 9th, from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m., also at Wolf Funeral Services Chapel. The funeral service will follow on June 9, 2026, beginning at 10:00 a.m.Interment service will be at Clifton Baptist Cemetery in Forest, MS.

James Timmothy Crain’s memory will forever remain in the hearts of those who loved him—his family, friends, and the compassionate caregivers at Hudspeth—who all witnessed the enduring spirit of a man who, despite life’s challenges, was an embodiment of grace and affection. His legacy is one of quiet strength and unwavering love. May he rest in peace.

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06/04/2026

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