Jeremy Brian Yancey
PERRYTON, TEXAS - Jeremy Brian Yancey, 29, died Saturday, April 25, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Victory Family Church with the Rev. Marlon Sparks officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. Yancey was born Jan. 18, 1980, in Oklahoma City. He worked on a casing crew and enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.
Survivors include a son, Caleb Yancey of Tecumseh, Okla.; a daughter, Aleigha Yancey of Tecumseh; his mother, Alisa Dunagan of Tuecumseh; his father, Bobby Yancey of Oklahoma City; two brothers, Steven Yancey and Michael Yancey, both of Tecumseh; and his grandparents, Bobby and Judy Eisenman of Perryton, Robert Yancey of Oklahoma City and Harriet Stuckey of Sylvania, Ohio.
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Victim of a fatal shooting
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Prayer of Choices
by Jeremy Brian Yancey
Heavenly father please here me tonight. I need so much guidance to live my life right. Sometimes the pressure is so hard to bear. I often wonder if anyone cares.
How can I wake up and face a new day, knowing I must live my life this crazy way? Heavenly father, forgive all my sins.
Give me strength to resist the wild life I desire. Help me escape temptation and the fire. Please help my family whose eyes silently plead for me not to do wrong and they pray for me. God bless our mothers who cry every night worrying we'll be killed by someone in a fight.
Heavenly father please answer my prayers. Please let me know that you're listening up there. When will it end? What is it all for? To prove to my homies I'm down, I'm hardcore? Sometimes I wonder how I will die. By a bullet wound or a knife in my side? Heavenly father please hear me tonight.
Show me the way, Lord show me the light. Give my heart peace so I won't have to fight. Thank you for your forgiveness, and for showing me the light. And most of all
thanks for hearing my prayer.
PERRYTON, TEXAS - Jeremy Brian Yancey, 29, died Saturday, April 25, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Victory Family Church with the Rev. Marlon Sparks officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. Yancey was born Jan. 18, 1980, in Oklahoma City. He worked on a casing crew and enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.
Survivors include a son, Caleb Yancey of Tecumseh, Okla.; a daughter, Aleigha Yancey of Tecumseh; his mother, Alisa Dunagan of Tuecumseh; his father, Bobby Yancey of Oklahoma City; two brothers, Steven Yancey and Michael Yancey, both of Tecumseh; and his grandparents, Bobby and Judy Eisenman of Perryton, Robert Yancey of Oklahoma City and Harriet Stuckey of Sylvania, Ohio.
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Victim of a fatal shooting
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Prayer of Choices
by Jeremy Brian Yancey
Heavenly father please here me tonight. I need so much guidance to live my life right. Sometimes the pressure is so hard to bear. I often wonder if anyone cares.
How can I wake up and face a new day, knowing I must live my life this crazy way? Heavenly father, forgive all my sins.
Give me strength to resist the wild life I desire. Help me escape temptation and the fire. Please help my family whose eyes silently plead for me not to do wrong and they pray for me. God bless our mothers who cry every night worrying we'll be killed by someone in a fight.
Heavenly father please answer my prayers. Please let me know that you're listening up there. When will it end? What is it all for? To prove to my homies I'm down, I'm hardcore? Sometimes I wonder how I will die. By a bullet wound or a knife in my side? Heavenly father please hear me tonight.
Show me the way, Lord show me the light. Give my heart peace so I won't have to fight. Thank you for your forgiveness, and for showing me the light. And most of all
thanks for hearing my prayer.
Jeremy Brian Yancey
PERRYTON, TEXAS - Jeremy Brian Yancey, 29, died Saturday, April 25, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Victory Family Church with the Rev. Marlon Sparks officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. Yancey was born Jan. 18, 1980, in Oklahoma City. He worked on a casing crew and enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.
Survivors include a son, Caleb Yancey of Tecumseh, Okla.; a daughter, Aleigha Yancey of Tecumseh; his mother, Alisa Dunagan of Tuecumseh; his father, Bobby Yancey of Oklahoma City; two brothers, Steven Yancey and Michael Yancey, both of Tecumseh; and his grandparents, Bobby and Judy Eisenman of Perryton, Robert Yancey of Oklahoma City and Harriet Stuckey of Sylvania, Ohio.
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Victim of a fatal shooting
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Prayer of Choices
by Jeremy Brian Yancey
Heavenly father please here me tonight. I need so much guidance to live my life right. Sometimes the pressure is so hard to bear. I often wonder if anyone cares.
How can I wake up and face a new day, knowing I must live my life this crazy way? Heavenly father, forgive all my sins.
Give me strength to resist the wild life I desire. Help me escape temptation and the fire. Please help my family whose eyes silently plead for me not to do wrong and they pray for me. God bless our mothers who cry every night worrying we'll be killed by someone in a fight.
Heavenly father please answer my prayers. Please let me know that you're listening up there. When will it end? What is it all for? To prove to my homies I'm down, I'm hardcore? Sometimes I wonder how I will die. By a bullet wound or a knife in my side? Heavenly father please hear me tonight.
Show me the way, Lord show me the light. Give my heart peace so I won't have to fight. Thank you for your forgiveness, and for showing me the light. And most of all
thanks for hearing my prayer.
PERRYTON, TEXAS - Jeremy Brian Yancey, 29, died Saturday, April 25, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Victory Family Church with the Rev. Marlon Sparks officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. Yancey was born Jan. 18, 1980, in Oklahoma City. He worked on a casing crew and enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping.
Survivors include a son, Caleb Yancey of Tecumseh, Okla.; a daughter, Aleigha Yancey of Tecumseh; his mother, Alisa Dunagan of Tuecumseh; his father, Bobby Yancey of Oklahoma City; two brothers, Steven Yancey and Michael Yancey, both of Tecumseh; and his grandparents, Bobby and Judy Eisenman of Perryton, Robert Yancey of Oklahoma City and Harriet Stuckey of Sylvania, Ohio.
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Victim of a fatal shooting
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Prayer of Choices
by Jeremy Brian Yancey
Heavenly father please here me tonight. I need so much guidance to live my life right. Sometimes the pressure is so hard to bear. I often wonder if anyone cares.
How can I wake up and face a new day, knowing I must live my life this crazy way? Heavenly father, forgive all my sins.
Give me strength to resist the wild life I desire. Help me escape temptation and the fire. Please help my family whose eyes silently plead for me not to do wrong and they pray for me. God bless our mothers who cry every night worrying we'll be killed by someone in a fight.
Heavenly father please answer my prayers. Please let me know that you're listening up there. When will it end? What is it all for? To prove to my homies I'm down, I'm hardcore? Sometimes I wonder how I will die. By a bullet wound or a knife in my side? Heavenly father please hear me tonight.
Show me the way, Lord show me the light. Give my heart peace so I won't have to fight. Thank you for your forgiveness, and for showing me the light. And most of all
thanks for hearing my prayer.
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