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A Life Celebration by Franklin Celebrating lives with professional, compassionate funeral services and award-winning expertise since 2003. Let us help you celebrate a life well-lived.

A Life Celebration by Franklin has proudly served families in Austin, Texas, and surrounding communities since 2003. Led by Dr. Barry J.W. “The Shepherd” Franklin, an award-winning CFSP-licensed funeral director, we are dedicated to supporting families through every stage, from pre-planning to personalized life celebrations and grief support. Our mission to be "The Best for Your Greatest" reflects our commitment to providing respectful and affordable services that honor your loved one’s life. We are proudly independently owned and offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet your needs, ensuring dignity and reassurance during your grief journey. Contact us today with any questions, or visit our website to learn more about how A Life Celebration by Franklin can help you and your family.

10/20/2026

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10/18/2026
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10/17/2026

Monthly Grief Symposium

10/16/2026

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https://www.flipsnack.com/alcbf/lamonica-webb-programLaMonica Dawn Monique Webb aka “Monie” was born on September 8, 199...
10/15/2026

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LaMonica Dawn Monique Webb aka “Monie” was born on September 8, 1994 at Brackenridge Hospital in Austin, Texas. She grew up in Austin and attended Stoney Point High School. She was the beloved daughter of mom, Tunesia Yvetta Webb, and father, Windell Ray Henry, and a cherished sister to Brionna Lene Carter and Derrion Lee Wellington.

A devoted mother, she found her greatest joy in her children — Kali Gabrielle Archer, Riley Grace Archer, and Antonio Armani Archer — and treasured every moment spent with her family and loved ones.

LaMonica dedicated more than a decade of service to Pflugerville ISD before continuing her work with Round Rock ISD as a bus driver. Her passion for supporting special needs children was evident in the care, patience, and compassion she brought to her work each day.

She will be remembered for her loving spirit, her commitment to helping others, and the deep affection she held for her family. Her presence brought warmth to every room, and her legacy lives on in the hearts of all who knew her.

LaMonica leaves to mourn her parents Tunesia Yvetta Webb and Windell Ray Henry; children; Kali Gabrielle Archer, Riley Grace Archer, and Antonio Armani Archer; grandparents; Crystal Dawn Webb and Vincent Piper Sr.; great-grandmother Lurline F. Webb; uncles; Leyumba K Webb, Vincent Mareal Piper Jr., and Jeremiah Lee Piper; cousins and lots of friends. She was the oldest of two...

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10/04/2026

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09/27/2026

September 2026 Grief Symposium
Topic: What Do I Do with Their Things?
September 27, 2026

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* Handout: https://bit.ly/alcbf-sep26

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Presented by A Life Celebration by Franklin
Instructor: Dr. Tonya Cunningham

Website: https://alcbf.com
Phone: (512) 365-6000

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09/26/2026

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LiveStream Link -  https://vimeo.com/event/6241326In Loving Memory of Connie Grace JohnsonMay 9, 2005 – September 17, 20...
09/24/2026

LiveStream Link - https://vimeo.com/event/6241326

In Loving Memory of Connie Grace Johnson
May 9, 2005 – September 17, 2026
Our beautiful Connie Grace Johnson, 21, of Austin, Texas, formerly of Miami, Florida, was called home on September 17, 2026.

There are some people who come into your life and leave memories, and then there are people like Connie, who leave a piece of themselves in everyone they meet. Connie was one of a kind. She was kind, funny, loving, outgoing, and full of life. She was truly the life of the party. Wherever Connie was, there was laughter. She loved making jokes, making people smile, and bringing happiness into the room.

Connie had a heart that was bigger than words could ever explain. If you were having a bad day, Connie would find a way to make you laugh. If you were sad, she would do whatever she could to put a smile on your face. She had a special gift for making people feel better when they needed it most. She was the kind of person you could be completely yourself around, and her presence alone could make a hard day feel a little easier. And if you knew Connie, you knew how much she loved to dance. Baby, she would dance her butt off! 😂❤️ Dancing was one of the things that made her happiest. Her energy, her laughter, and the joy she carried with her are memories that her loved ones will hold onto forever.

Most of all, Connie loved her family. She loved her family with everything she had, and she especially loved...

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