Webb & Stephens Funeral Homes

02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day isn’t only about romance — it’s also a beautiful time to honor the love that shaped our lives. Today, we honor those who are no longer physically with us, but whose love still surrounds us.
There is no right or wrong way to feel on Valentine’s Day. If today is heavy, please know that it is okay to feel sad, and it is okay to feel love simultaneously.
We are holding space for all of you who are navigating grief today. May you find comfort in the memories that make you smile through the tears. How will you honor your loved one today? Maybe it’s a favorite meal, a song, or looking through old photos. We invite you to share a name or a memory in the comments below, if you feel comfortable. 🕯️🤍
Our hearts are with you today.

02/11/2026

☕️ Happy National Latte Day! ☕️
We know that sometimes the smallest comforts—like a warm cup of coffee—can offer a moment of peace during a difficult time. Whether you are stopping by to pre-plan, visiting a loved one, or just need a quiet place to sit, our doors are open and the coffee is hot.
Come share a "latte" love with us today.
What’s your favorite memory of sharing a coffee with a loved one? Let us know in the comments. 🕊

02/08/2026

Mary Inez Herrington Munn

Mary Inez Munn went home to be with her Lord and Savior on February 7, 2026, at the age of 89, surrounded by the love she had spent a lifetime giving so freely to others.

Inez lived a life marked by her faith, hard work, and devotion to family. She was the heart of her home, and her door was always open and her table always full. Nannie, as she was lovingly known after the first grandchild was born, poured herself into her family and was her greatest joy. Family gatherings grew to around forty-five people and Nannie managed to feed each one with home-cooked meals from scratch and with love that could be tasted in every bite. Her cooking and baking were legendary, and she shared that gift and passed it on to her family.

She is survived by her children, Renee Laird (James), Randy Munn (Allison), Tijuana Little (Randy), all of Little Rock, and Robin Martin (Darron) of Causeyville.

Her legacy continues through her grandchildren, Misty Mayerhoff (Marshall), Bethany Wood (Greg), Brandye Vance (Greg), Daniel Munn, Lindsey McMillan (Andy), Olivia Kamper (Dalton), and Victoria Martin; and also through her eighteen great grandchildren, Luke Mayerhoff (Taylor), Fletcher Mayerhoff, Lila Mayerhoff, Tyson Wood, Gracey Wood, Westen Wood, Madeline Vance, Maggie Vance, Emma Kate Munn, Reeves Munn, Judson Munn, Brennen McMillan, Keaton McMillan, Corbin McMillan, Colby Ashton McMillan, Tate Kamper, and Mary Callen Kamper; and brother, I.D. Herrington (Ann).

She also leaves behind her beloved little dog, Muffin, who never left her side.

Inez was welcomed into heaven by her husband, Billy Munn; grandson, Colby Little; and granddaughter, Krissi Munn.

Beyond her family, Nannie found great joy in tending her garden, nurturing her vegetables and flowers.

Above all else, her life was rooted in her faith. She loved the Lord and her church at Hopewell. Traveling with the Triple L Club brought her laughter, friendship, and many cherished memories. Her life was a living testimony of service to God, her family, and to everyone blessed to know her. Her hands were rarely still, her heart was always giving, and her love will continue through the generations she helped to raise.

Services for Mrs. Munn will be held Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at Hopewell Baptist Church in Little Rock. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. with the service at 11:00 a.m. with Bro. Andrew Black officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Webb & Stephens Funeral Homes are honored to be entrusted with arrangements.

Pallbearers will include Greg Vance, Greg Wood, Dalton Kamper, Andy McMillan, Luke Mayerhoff, and Tyson Wood.

Honorary pallbearers will include her great grandchildren.

View Mary Inez Herrington Munn's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

02/06/2026

Grief doesn't follow a timeline. It isn't a straight line, and it rarely disappears completely. Instead, it transforms, shifting from an overwhelming presence to a quiet reminder of love.
It is okay to hold both pain and love at the same time. Whether your grief is quiet or loud today, please know you are not alone on this journey.
We are committed to supporting you long after the funeral service is over. We invite you to explore the "Grief" tab on our website. It is filled with articles, videos, and support guides intended to offer comfort and practical guidance when you need it most.

https://www.webbstephens.com/grief-resources

01/29/2026

Charlotte Wells Brackeen

Services for Charlotte Wells Brackeen will be held Monday, February 2, 2026, 10:00 a.m. at Decatur United Methodist Church with Bro. Steve Potter officiating. Interment will follow at Union City Cemetery. Webb & Stephens Funeral Home of Union is honored to be entrusted with arrangements.

Charlotte Wells Brackeen, 94, of Union, Mississippi, passed away peacefully at home on January 28, 2026, surrounded by loved ones.

Born on the family farm in Union—where she lived her entire life—she was the daughter of Charlie Clarence Wells and Ethel Morgan Wells. A proud Union girl, she graduated from Union High School and East Central Junior College.

At East Central, she met Charlie Denver Brackeen, whom she married in 1951 and remained with throughout his life. During the Korean War, she followed him while he served, then they moved to the University of Mississippi, where she worked for the Alumni Association while he was an All-American basketball player.

After his graduation at Ole Miss, there was a brief stint in New York City as Denver was drafted by the New York Knicks, but they soon returned to Decatur. He coached at East Central, and she worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service until her retirement.

She was a lifelong and devoted member of the Decatur United Methodist Church. She enjoyed traveling with her husband in retirement. She was a devoted reader, masterful cross-stitcher, and crossword virtuoso—particularly with the New York Times daily puzzle—she brought creativity and intellect to her quiet pursuits. Her home and yard remained in pristine condition, a reflection of her thoughtful care and unwavering attention to detail.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Charlie Denver Brackeen; her son, Charlie Wells Brackeen; her parents, Charlie Clarence Wells and Ethel Morgan Wells; and her uncle, Robert Marshall Wells, who was a constant figure in her life.

Survivors include her son, Morgan Denver Brackeen of Union, Mississippi; and four grandchildren: Jonathan Denver Brackeen, Sable O'Hara Ellingburg, Ashlee Rebekah Brackeen, and Dillon Wells Brackeen; she also had numerous great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers will include Mike Mangum, Mike Brackeen, Robert Blount, Arin Brackeen, Bobby Blount, and Eric Ellingburg.

Visitation will be held Sunday, February 1, 2026, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Webb & Stephens Funeral Home of Union.

View Charlotte Wells Brackeen's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

01/15/2026

Webb & Stephens was thrilled to participate in the unveiling of Meridian's new baseball team, the Meridian Blues, and we can't wait to see all of the amazing games coming in the future!

01/13/2026

National Rubber Duckie Day

Today is all about getting your ducks in a row🦆🦆🦆 — and what better reminder than a few cheerful rubber ducks leading the way?
Pre-planning your funeral is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give your loved ones. It removes stress, ensures your wishes are honored, and gives your family peace of mind when they need it most.
So today, take a moment to line things up, ask questions, and make a plan — just like lining up those rubber ducks.🦆🦆🦆
Because when the time comes, having your ducks in a row makes all the difference. 💛
We’re here to help — no pressure, just guidance.

01/05/2026

Sunday, January 4th, was National Trivia Day. We're celebrating by starting the work week with a little bit of funeral trivia. See if you know the answer before reading it in the comments!

01/01/2026

We all have important New Year’s resolutions, and today is the day to unleash them. Why not make your first one to have all of your final celebration plans in place? With your pre-plan locking in today’s costs and outlining your final wishes, you’ll be on your way to quite the pawsome 2026.
This message is Webb & Stephens sponsored. Good boy approved.

12/24/2025

We know the holidays aren't easy for everyone...but you are never alone. Let our family counselors continue to serve you. May this season bring you peace, and may you always know that we are here.
Pictured from left to right: Counselor Greg Mangum and Family Services Manager Billy Hawn

12/23/2025

Sometimes the greatest gifts under the tree come not in a box but mean so much more: compassion, heart, and hope. Our directors Amanda Carney, Katelyn Tomberlin, and Kelli Shepperd provide their families with the things that matter most and bring meaning to the true spirit of Christmas. May God bless you and your loved ones and bring you comfort and great tidings of cheer this holiday season.

12/23/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Webb & Stephens Funeral Homes