All Obituaries

Judy Ann Reynolds, 64, of Wiggins, passed away on January 29, 2023. Born on March 10, 1958, to Robert Jessie Stewart Sr. and Lois (Lilley) Stewart. Judy loved God and the bible. She enjoyed reading Christian novels, loved Thomas Kinkade art, and shopping. Judy always had very big heart for animals, babies, and children. Most of all, she loved her son and being a grandmother. Judy is preceded by her husband, Leslie Steven Reynolds; father, Robert Jessie Stewart Sr.; maternal grandparents,...

Lela Mary (Haas) Curry, 57 of Waveland, passed away January 28th, 2023 at Singing River Hospital in Gulfport. She was born on Christmas Day 1965 at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, the eighth of nine children to parents Wallace Edward and Lora Marie (Lee) Haas. Lela grew up in the Kiln on the banks of the Jordan River. Her and her siblings rode their bikes all over, swam in the river a lot, and listened to lots of LPs and 45s. Lela loved her music, keeping up with the BeeGees, Elvis,...

Trinity Funeral Services is honored the to serve the Edwards Family and ask that you hold them in your thoughts and prayers during these challenging times. 

Jerry Raymond Barras, 73 of Saucier, passed away January 24th, 2023 at Memorial Hospital in Gulfport. He was born August 20, 1949 in Biloxi, the second of ten children to parents Frank, Sr. and Rosemary (Freche) Barras. Jerry grew up "on the point" there in Biloxi, and made sure to emphasize that anytime someone would ask. From an early age, he liked to work because enjoyed making his own money. As soon as he could, Jerry got busy doing whatever to make a dollar. He had a milk...

Frances Erline Netto, 77, passed away surrounded by her family on Sunday, January 22, 2023 in Diamondhead, MS. Born in Poplarville, MS on June 17, 1945 to Rommie Smith and Maude (Lee) Wells. Frances enjoyed the simple mornings of porch sitting in her rocking chair, waiting for that fresh cup of coffee while she colored. She loved cookouts with her family, crabbin’, and most of all spending time on the beach. Her greatest accomplishment in life was being a mother and grandmother, a job...

Micheal Ray "Mike" Busha, 52 of Purvis, passed away January 21st, 2023 at his home, surrounded by his loving family. He was born August 04, 1970 in Hattiesburg, the fifth of eight children to parents John Henry and Catheryn Alice (Gilbert) Busha. He grew up in the Purvis area on the family farm where he enjoyed all the things a young country boy does. The family grew a garden every year, raised and cared for their animals, and knew the value of a good days work, all of which was...

Dr. Eric Arden Noe, PhD, 79 of Jackson, passed away January 21st, 2023 at St. Dominick Hospital in Jackson. Eric was born December 24th, 1943 in Ohio, one of two boys to parents Glenn Wilson and Mary Catherine (Hubbell) Noe. He loved science and chemistry from an early age, and went on to obtain his PhD, teaching Chemistry for many years before his retirement. He will be sadly missed by all whose life he touched. Eric was preceded by his parents, Glenn and Mary Noe. He is survived by his...

Marvin Edward Meadows, 80 and life-long resident of Stone county, went home to heaven Friday afternoon, January 20th, 2023 at George Regional Medical Center in Lucedale. Born September 17th, 1942 in the small, rural community of Avery in Greene county, Marvin was the third of four children to Van and Romie (McLain) Meadows. His first few years were spent there in Avery, but the family moved to Bond in Stone county when he was six. An outdoors guy from the start, he enjoyed hunting, fishing,...

Cayce Wilson Jenkins, 53, passed away Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at University of MS Medical Center in Jackson. He was born July 13, 1969 in Gulfport, the baby of four children to parents Robert Lonnie and Gladys Elaine (Breland) Jenkins. Cayce grew up along the Gulf Coast, spending time in Ocean Springs for a while, then to Gulfport where he called home for many years. Growing up, he was an outside boy that was a cowboy from the start. Everywhere he went, he always wore his boots, along with...

James Ray McCurdy, Sr. 78, of Forrest, Ms, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at home. James was born June 4, 1944, in Scott county to his parents James C. and Valeria (Sessums) McCurdy. James enjoyed a lifetime of gardening. He was truly a people person who loved to "cut up", bringing laughter to everyone he met with his jokes and witty sense of humor. James was a caring and loving father to his children and all who knew and loved him. He is preceded in death by his...