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Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home provides superior funeral and memorial services to the people of Rankin County and the Greater Jackson area.

We’ve been a leading funeral home in Pearl, Mississippi, since 1929.

04/03/2026

Craig William Thompson, 77, of Brandon, Mississippi entered the gates of heaven on April 2, 2026, surrounded by his loving family.

He was born on November 5, 1948, in Passaic, New Jersey.

Craig spent his life in service to his country, those in Mississippi who were often shunned by others, and his family.

He is preceded in death by two sons, Coby Thompson and Cheney Thompson.

He is survived by his wife of 32 years Letitia; children, Chad Thompson, Angel Jackson, and Precious Jones; grandchildren, Kailey Thompson, Caitlin Boney, Kendell Hopkins, Princeton Maberry, Emily Maberry, William Maberry, and Lilly Maberry.

Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. – Hebrews 13:2 (KJV)

03/31/2026

A Celebration of Life Visitation for Jimmie Louis Horton, Jr., 43, of Jackson, Mississippi will be held Saturday, April 4, 2026, from 2:00pm-4:00pm at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl, Mississippi.

Jimmie was born on July 30, 1982, in Jackson, Mississippi to Mr. Jimmie Louis Horton, Sr. and Mrs. Mary Clingon Horton. He entered the gates of heaven on March 02, 2026, in Jackson, Mississippi.

Jimmie enjoyed life to its fullest. He loved riding 4-wheelers, hanging out with his daughter, his friends, going out to eat, and going to the beach. Most of all he loved spending time with his daughter, Abagail.

He is preceded in death by his parental grandparents, Fred and Angelyn Horton; maternal grandparents, Jack and Sarah Walley; aunt, Marilyin Horton, and cousin, Joshua Neil Horton.

Those left to cherish his memory are daughter, Abagail Horton; father, Jimmie Horton, Sr.; mother, Mary Horton; ex-wife, Lisa Fields; uncles, Ronnie Horton, Ricky Horton, and Justin Horton (Ellen); and very dear friend, Josh Blackwell.

03/26/2026

Cecilia Owens Poe, 65, passed away on March 25, 2026, at St. Dominic Hospital, Jackson.

A Celebration Gathering for Family and Friends will be held from 4:00pm until 7:00pm, Saturday, March 28, 2026, at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home.

Cecilia was born August 15, 1960, in Meridian, Mississippi, a daughter of the late Fred J. Owens and Shirley Keen Owens.

Family was always Cecilia’s highest priority. She dedicated herself to keeping her family close-knit and connected, and cherished every moment spent with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Always eager to stay active and involved in their lives, she embraced even the simplest joys—whether it was sharing stories, attending their activities, or happily joining in a game on the Wii just to see them smile.

A gifted seamstress, she retired from Walls Drapery and Upholstery. Over the course of her career she crafted drapes, trims, and intricate embellishments for commercial spaces, including theaters, and created custom shades and curtains for film productions.
She loved the outdoors, especially fishing and camping. She and her husband shared a passion for travel, frequently visiting Florida, exploring the mountains, and camping at nearly every campground across the state of Mississippi.

In addition to her parents Cecilia was preceded in death by her sister, Bonnie Knight.

She is survived by her husband of 48 years, Phillip Poe; daughter, Brandy Martin and husband Matthew; son, Chris Poe and wife Carrie; grandchildren, Christopher Poe, Canna Poe, Brianna Poe, and Patrick Martin; great-grandchildren, Mason and Waylon Duran; sisters, Kathy Wood, and Gail Ainsworth and husband Ralph; brothers, Freddy Owens and wife Shannon, and Kenny Owens and wife Theresa; and several nieces, nephews, and friends.

Cecilia embraced life wholeheartedly and she left many cherished memories with those who loved her. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

Fond memories and condolences may be shared with Cecilia's family by visiting baldwinleepearl.com.

03/25/2026

Richard Steven Garner, 77, of Brandon, entered into eternal peace on March 17, 2026, surrounded by his loving family.

Rick, as he was affectionately known by family and friends, was born on August 15, 1948, in Kosciusko, Mississippi, to John Dextral Garner and Velma Ruth Taylor. He never met a stranger, only friends he hadn’t yet laughed with. His humor was quick, his presence magnetic, and his life, anything but ordinary.

On July 24, 1977, he met Candace Elaine Johnson, the greatest love of his life. Rick & Elaine married on January 24, 1980, building a life rich in love, raising a daughter, and later delighting in the joy of two grandsons who carry his legacy forward.

Rick graduated from Provine High School in 1966 and from Auburn University in 1971, where he studied Architecture and Building Construction. At Auburn, he wasn’t just a student, he was a force! A proud member of Delta Sigma Phi, President of his pledge class, and lead guitarist in the fraternity band, he lived with rhythm, leadership, and a deep love for the Auburn spirit. “War Eagle” wasn’t just a phrase, it was part of his identity.

Rick was a lifelong entrepreneur, always building, & always creating. In 1978, he founded Rick Garner Designer and Premier Homes. Over the next five decades, he designed and built homes for thousands of families across the Jackson metro area, throughout the country, and into Canada. Entire neighborhoods stand as a quiet testament to his vision, places where families gather, grow, and make a life. Throughout the years, he also contributed to the design and development of commercial properties across the Jackson metro area.

But Rick wasn’t built to live in just one world.

Music was his passion, one of the places he felt most alive and most himself. He began playing guitar in college and went on to play in bands on and off throughout his life, always ready to pick up a guitar, jam, and share it with others. He wrote songs, played with heart, and followed inspiration wherever it led.

In 1982, he founded Terminal Recording Studios in Pearl, Mississippi, bringing his love of music into a space where others could create and be heard. By 1996, he had custom designed and built a state-of-the-art studio in Ridgeland, Mississippi, expanding that vision even further. He also founded the gospel record label, Burning Bush Records, reflecting both his passion for music and his heart behind it. One of his proudest moments came in 2001, when he was part of the Grammy Award-winning Album of the Year soundtrack for O Brother, Where Art Thou. For Rick, music was never just a pastime, it was a lifelong expression of who he was.
And then there was history.

Rick had a deep and enduring passion for Civil War research, an intellectual and personal pursuit that carried him across battlefields, into archives, and through the pages of time. He didn’t just study history, he walked it. With his wife by his side, he traveled to historic sites, bringing the past to life through storytelling and quiet reverence. He was a published author and was actively writing on The Battle of Chancellorsville at the time of his passing.
Rick also gave generously to the preservation of history, contributing thousands of books from his personal collection to support the library at the Brice’s Crossroads Foundation. His love of knowledge was expansive, and he shared it freely.

In quieter moments, Rick found discipline and strength through martial arts, earning a first Dan Black Belt in Hapkido and Tae Kwon Do, another reflection of his depth, focus, and drive.
He lived fully. He built boldly. He loved deeply.

Rick is preceded in death by his parents and sister, Janice Elaine Garner Harvey.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 46 years, Candace Elaine Garner; his daughter, Elizabeth Ashley Garner Drake and her husband, Jason Laverne Drake; and his two grandsons, Richard William Garner Mainka and Lucian Alexander Drake, each a continuation of his story, his spirit, and his name.

A celebration of his life will be held at a later date.

In honor of Rick’s generous and expansive life, the family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to a charity of your choice or to St. Jude Children’s Hospital.

03/25/2026

In Loving Memory of
Hilda Ann Haymer Rucker
Sunrise: February 7, 1954
Sunset: March 8, 2026

Obituary

Hilda Ann Haymer Rucker, of Louisville, Kentucky, passed away peacefully on March 8, 2026, surrounded by the love of her four daughters. She was born on February 7, 1954, in Benton, Mississippi, to her mother Lula Mae Deener, stepfather Roe Deener, and father Sylvester Clark (deceased). She was lovingly raised by her grandparents, Lillie Bell Haymer and Harry Haymer, whose guidance, faith, and steady presence shaped the foundation of her life.

Hilda accepted Christ and was baptized at a young age while attending Gailee M.B. Church, where her lifelong faith first took root. In the mid‑1970s, she married and moved to Chicago, Illinois, where she became the proud mother of her four daughters. She later moved to Jackson, Mississippi, where she united with Greater Mt. Sinai Baptist Church and joyfully sang in the gospel choir. Upon relocating to Louisville, Kentucky, she became a devoted member of Cable Baptist Church, serving faithfully as an usher and continuing to share her gift of song in the choir.

She attended Lynnwood Elementary School and graduated from Benton High School in 1973. That same summer, she furthered her education at Draughon’s Business College, demonstrating her determination, ambition, and commitment to building a meaningful future.

A woman of courage and conviction, Hilda was part of the first class in Yazoo County to integrate schools, standing strong during a pivotal moment in civil rights history. She was a dedicated member of her high school band and a popular young woman known for her confidence, loyalty, and fierce protection of her younger brothers. As the oldest sibling, she stood tall for them—earning the nickname “Black Gal”—and never backed down when it came to family.

Hilda’s work ethic began early, starting in her teens at a family‑owned barbecue restaurant in Memphis, Tennessee. She later dedicated more than a decade of her life to caring for others through her work at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where she served as a nursing assistant. She eventually became a lead nursing assistant on the pediatrics and surgical floors, roles in which her compassion, patience, and steady presence touched countless lives. During this time, she formed lifelong friendships—women who became her sisters in Christ, supporting one another as mothers, friends, and prayer partners. Their bond remained unbroken by distance or time.

After moving to Louisville, Hilda worked for the United States Postal Service for several years. In 1990, she joined the University of Louisville as a psychiatric nursing assistant, where she built new friendships and continued her calling to care for others until her retirement.

Following retirement, Hilda embraced her entrepreneurial spirit and became the proud owner of Emily Dreams Wedding Planning, where her creativity, eye for décor, and love for beautiful celebrations shined.

Hilda lived in Benton, Yazoo City, Jackson Mississippi, Chicago, and Louisville, touching lives everywhere she went. She cherished her family deeply—especially her grandchildren, whom she taught to bake, create, and imagine. She always had a special project ready for them, filling their lives with joy, learning, and love.

A private and selective woman, Hilda loved deeply and trusted carefully. If she let you into her heart, you knew it was real. She loved to travel, and cruising was her favorite way to see the world. She had a natural gift for decorating—whether for her home or for events—and she was a true music lover. From soul and old‑school R&B to The Temptations and Charlie Wilson, music filled her days. But nothing compared to her love for band music, especially Jackson State University, where she dreamed of seeing her youngest daughter become a Jr. J‑SET.

Hilda was preceded in death by her brother Rayfield Williams. She is survived by her daughters Roshunder Rucker, Kirie Rucker, Tora Rucker (Arnold Gay), and Rasheedah Rucker; her mother Lula Mae Deener, her brothers Gary Williams (Marcella Williams), Terry Williams, Edwin Deener, and cousin‑brother Ronald Burton (Alfreda Burton); a host of grandchildren, great‑grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and best friends who became family.

Her legacy of strength, faith, love, and resilience will continue to live on in all who were blessed to know her.

Memorial Services
Sunday, March 29, 2029
12:30 PM
Baldwin‑Lee Funeral Home
3780 Highway 80 East
Pearl, Mississippi 39208

Celebration of Life
Sunday, March 29, 2026
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Sheraton Flowood Refuge Hotel – JR Ballroom
2200 Refuge Boulevard
Flowood, Mississippi 39232

Acknowledgments
The family of Hilda Ann Haymer Rucker wishes to express their deepest gratitude for every prayer, call, visit, and act of kindness shown during this time of loss. Your love and support have brought comfort and strength.

Final Tribute
“Her life was a blessing,
Her memory a treasure,
She is loved beyond words”

03/21/2026

Roger Stanley Williams, known to most as Stanley, 72, of Byram, Mississippi, passed away peacefully on March 19, 2026, surrounded by his loving family.

Visitation will be held on March 24, 2026, from 12:00 PM until 2:00 PM at Heritage Baptist Church in Byram, Mississippi. Funeral services will be held immediately after the visitation, with interment to conclude at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson, Mississippi. The family welcomes floral tributes, which may be delivered to Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home Pearl Ms on the morning of the service.

Stanley was born on August 13, 1953, to Roger Claiborne Williams and Mary Alice Williams. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather whose life was a true example of love, hard work, and unwavering faith.

Stanley is survived by his loving wife of 53 years, Wanda Williams; his children, Brad Williams and his wife Charlene, Brandy Williams, and Bridgett Cade; and his cherished grandchildren, Kayla Williams,
Chandler McCaffrey, Conner McCaffrey, Emma Williams, Isabella Cade, and Cole Cade. He was also blessed with great-grandchildren, Bentley Myers, Abigail Williams, Kolby Rogers, and Asher Williams.

He is also survived by his siblings, Sue Austin and her husband Theiry, Stevie Williams and his wifeKathy, and Stacey Williams and his wife Tammy.

Stanley dedicated many years of his life as a journeyman electrician and was a proud member of the IBEW Local Union 480. He retired from River Oaks Hospital and was known for his strong work ethic and the pride he took in providing for his family.

In his free time, Stanley enjoyed watching NASCAR, working on cars, hunting, and spending time outdoors. One of his greatest joys in life was taking beach vacations with his family—moments that created lasting memories for everyone who loved him.

Stanley was a man of faith who loved the Lord and lived his life guided by Christian values. He showed kindness, strength, and compassion to all who knew him. His love for his family was unwavering, and his legacy will live on through each of them.

Though our hearts are heavy, we find comfort in knowing that Stanley has been welcomed into the arms of his Savior. As it says in Scripture, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” (Matthew 25:23)

The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to Pax Hospice, especially Caroline Tierce, RN, Kristy Sowell, RN, and nurse aide Mimi, for their compassionate care, comfort, and dignity shown to him in his final days.

He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.

03/21/2026

Charles Junior Byrd, age 91, passed away peacefully on March 19, 2026. He was born on October 22, 1934, in Mize, Mississippi, where he was also raised and built the foundation of a life marked by hard work, dedication, and love for his family.

Charles spent the majority of his life working as a truck driver, a profession he took great pride in. Over the years, he drove company trucks hauling mobile homes, RVs, and motorhomes across the country. His strong work ethic and commitment to providing for his family were evident throughout his long career. Remarkably, he continued working until the age of 89, a testament to his resilience and determination.

He was preceded in death by his father, W. L. Byrd; his mother, Rachel Ainsworth Byrd; his brother, Chris Hubert Byrd; and his grandson, John Michael Vanderford.

Charles leaves behind a loving legacy through his seven children and their spouses, one stepdaughter, along with a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren who will cherish his memory for years to come.

A service to celebrate Charles’s life will be held on Monday, March 23, at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl, Mississippi. Family visitation will begin at 11:00 a.m., with friends welcome from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. The funeral service will follow at 1:00 p.m. in the chapel, and burial at 3:00pm at Terry Cemetery in Terry, Mississippi.

Charles will be remembered for his enduring strength, his dedication to his work, and most importantly, his deep love for his family.

03/19/2026

Bobbie Jean Ragan, 79, of Morton, Mississippi, and formerly of Pelahatchie, Mississippi, entered the gates of heaven and welcomed by loved ones on March 16, 2026.

Bobbie was born February 28, 1947, in Philadelphia, Mississippi, to Mr. Earnest Earlie Ferguson and Mrs. Icie Corean Adams Firguson.

Bobbie was best known for baking sweets from cookies and cakes to candy and jams. She was also an avid gardener canning up homegrown vegetables for family and friends. When she was not in the kitchen you could find her sitting and telling stories to her family and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, Billy Ray Ragan; sisters, Bernice Allen, Betty Ferguson, and Bonnie Ferguson; brothers, Doyle Ferguson, Tommy Lee Ferguson, Wyndell Ferguson, and Ray Ferguson.

She is survived by son, Michael Ragan, and granddaughter, Whitney Sky Ragan.

Family will hold private services.

03/19/2026

Edward D. Welborn, 86, of Brandon, entered the gates of heaven and reunited with his loved ones on March 18, 2026.

Edward was born April 10, 1939, in Mize, Mississippi, the son of the late Virgil and Olivia Welborn. On September 26, 1958, he married the love of his life Mrs. Linda Ann Case and was blessed with 3 children, 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Edward spent much of his life working, hunting, and fishing with family and friends. He loved doing anything outdoors, raising a garden, especially tomatoes. Never one to sit still, Edward was constantly working on a project—whether building, fixing, or improving something. Above all, he especially loved sharing his adventures with his family.

Edward was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, son, and brother whose life was rooted in love and family. He cherished every moment spent with those closest to him and made it his priority to nurture and support them. Through his dedication and hard work, he ensured his family was always cared for, leaving behind a legacy of commitment, strength, and unwavering love.

Edward enjoyed a long career in the trucking industry, working and retiring after 25 years from Frito Lay. Not one to sit still, he purchased Aluminum Gutter Company and enjoyed many years in business installing gutters on homes for area builders and homeowners all across the greater Metro area.

In addition to his parents Edward was preceded in death by his loving wife, Mrs. Linda Welborn in 2023.

He is survived by his daughter, Pam May (Scott Farrar); sons, Stan Welborn (Stephanie) and Mike Welborn; grandchildren, Megan Welborn, Anna Katherine Vanlandingham (Danny), Brandon Welborn, Mackenzie Welborn, Lindsay Welborn, and Taylor Welborn; and great-grandchildren, Noah Battenfield and Harper Grace Vanlandingham.

The family will receive friends from 5:00pm until 8:00pm, Friday, March 20, 2026, at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl. Memorial Services will be at 11:00am on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the funeral home with a one-hour visitation prior to the service. Interment will follow at Floral Hills Memory Gardens in Pearl.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.baldwinleepearl.com for the Welborn family.

03/18/2026

Barbara Fox Giger, 89, of Pearl, passed away March 17, 2026, at Merit Health Rankin in Brandon.

Visitation will be held from 12:00pm until 2:00pm, Thursday, March 19, 2026, at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl. Graveside services will follow at 2:30pm at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.

Barbara was an active member of Highland Baptist Church in Jackson, where her deep love for gospel music shone through. She found great joy in singing as part of the church choir, lifting her voice in praise and inspiring those around her.

Barbara was truly the heart and matriarch of her family. She found her greatest joy in bringing everyone together in her home, where she enjoyed cooking and caring for those she held dear. Her family was her greatest priority, and her dedication to family guided her in supporting her brothers as their caregiver in later life.

Barbara dedicated her career to serving as an educator in multiple school systems across Mississippi, and her favorite pastime was reading, reflecting her lifelong love of learning.

Barbara was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Thomas Giger.

She is survived by her daughter, Cindy Sullivan (Stanley); sons, Rodney Ross (Becky), and Terry Giger (Alice); grandchildren, Alicia Giger, Jamie Sanders, Cliff Ross, Emily Sullivan, Justin Ross, Mandy Huff, Leah Watkins, and Aubrey Khan; and 8 great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Highland Baptist Church in Jackson.

Fond memories and condolences may be shared by visiting baldwinleepearl.com.

03/18/2026

Larry Philip Daniels, 69, of Brandon, passed away on March 15, 2026.

His family will receive friends from 3:00pm until 6:00pm, Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl. Memorial Services will follow at 6:00pm in the funeral home chapel.

Larry was born March 27, 1956, in Yazoo City, Mississippi, a son of the late Welman Watkins “Billy” Daniels and Mary Alice Phillips Daniels. Larry shared a deep bond with his family and spent much of his life working, hunting, and fishing alongside his father and brother. From a young age, he wanted to be the first to drive or operate any vehicle that was on the farm.

Larry enjoyed a long and fulfilling career in the trucking industry, working for several companies as well as spending time self-employed. He concluded his career upon his retirement from Walmart. Throughout his years on the road, Larry earned the respect and admiration of many friends and colleagues, who fondly knew him by his handle, “Lefty.”

Larry was always adventurous, with hobbies and interests that spanned a wide range. He took great pride in his big game hunting trips to Colorado and the time he spent hunting on his family’s land in West, Mississippi. He also found joy out on the water in his boat and riding his Harley-Davidson. Never one to sit still, Larry was constantly working on a project—whether building, fixing, or improving something. Above all, he especially loved sharing his adventures with the love of his life, Marcia.

Larry was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, son, and brother whose life was rooted in love and family. He cherished every moment spent with those closest to him and made it his priority to nurture and support them. Through his dedication and hard work, he ensured his family was always cared for, leaving behind a legacy of commitment, strength, and unwavering love.

In addition to his parents Larry was preceded in death by his mother-in-law, Nelda Coutee, and father-in-law, Ellis Coutee.

He is survived by his wife of 18 years, Marcia Daniels; daughter, Amy Daniels-Robinson (Marshall); brother, Bill Daniels (Julie); sister, Carol Stewart (Bubba); grandchildren, Seth Philip Robinson, Wyatt Lee Robinson, and Mary Adelynn Robinson; and his four-legged companions, Ella, Hairy, and Co-Op.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Patriot Guard Riders of Mississippi, c/o Roger Barrett, 2007 Magnolia Cove, Byram, MS 39272.

Fond memories and condolences may be shared by visiting baldwinleepearl.com.

03/15/2026

Sue Monaghan Livingston, of Pearl, Mississippi, went home to heaven on March 11, 2026, in Jackson, Mississippi, just two days after celebrating her 79th birthday.

Sue was born on March 9, 1947, in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, to Wiley Scott “Pete” Monaghan and Katherine Rogers Monaghan. She was known by family and friends as a kind and faithful woman with a servant’s heart. Sue cherished her family deeply and was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also known for her creativity in making beautiful flower arrangements for weddings, cross-stitching, and being an excellent seamstress. Sue was a loyal friend to many.

Sue graduated from Clarksdale High School in 1965 and later married the love of her life, Lonnie Livingston, on November 22, 1968. Together, they built a life centered on family and faith. Sue worked as a bookkeeper for many years before answering a calling to teach. In 1997, she received her teaching license from Jackson State University and went on to teach at Pearl Lower Elementary for 16 years, primarily as a kindergarten teacher, where she touched the lives of many young students and their families.

Sue is survived by her loving husband, Lonzo Bruce Livingston III of Pearl, Mississippi; her son, Lonzo Bruce Livingston IV of Pearl, Mississippi; her daughter, Katherine Livingston White of Pelahatchie, Mississippi; and her three cherished grandchildren, Andrew Hayes White, Jordan Victoria White, and Kaitlyn Grace White.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Katherine and Wiley “Pete” Monaghan, and Wilma Monaghan; her brothers, Michael Scott Monaghan and Thomas Michael Monaghan.

The family will receive friends from 1:00pm until 3:00pm, Sunday, March 22, 2026, at the Skyway Hills Church of Christ in Pearl. Memorial services will follow at 3:00pm.

Sue will be remembered for her kindness, her generous spirit, and the love she shared with her family and friends. Her legacy will live on in the many lives she touched.

Fond memories and condolences may be shared by visiting baldwinleepearl.com.

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