Cynthia Dee Breazeale

Cynthia Dee Breazeale, known lovingly to many as Dee, passed away on April 17, 2026, in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, leaving behind a tapestry of cherished memories woven with love, laughter, and an unwavering bond to both family and the natural world. Born on August 12, 1953, in the rich soil of Louisiana, Dee's life was a vibrant journey deeply rooted in affection for those around her and an intrinsic connection to the animals she held dear.

Dee was a soul who found joy and solace amid the gentle murmur of creeks and the spirited companionship of animals. Throughout her life, she welcomed many creatures into her heart, but none quite as beloved as her horses and the faithful dog she affectionately called Mr. Bubbles. Her camera was often at the ready, capturing moments of serene beauty and fleeting magic by the water’s edge—reminders of a gentle spirit attuned to the whispering wonders of the natural world.

The legacy Dee leaves is resplendent in the glow of her family’s devotion. She was the proud mother of three: Trampus Breazeale (and his wife Susan), Clint Breazeale, and Charity Dixon. The halls of her family’s love extend generously to her grandchildren—Hershal Breazeale, Lee McPhail (with Wynter), Austin Breazeale, Caleb Breazeale, Cullin Head (with Jasmine), Zachary Anderson, and Cade Anderson (with April). Her granddaughters, Jade Curtis (with Steven), Brittanie Lawrence (with Joe), Amillia Graham (with Dakota), and Zane Anderson (with Adam), reflect the spirit of warmth she so richly embodied.

In the blossoming of generations yet young, Dee was blessed with great-grandchildren: J.T. and Hastings Curtis, Emma, Peydin, and Sophia Lawrence, Dalton, Samuel, Elliot, and Lucy Anderson, A.J., Aydon, Bentley, Wyatt, Morgan, and Ross Graham, as well as Oliver and Scarlett Anderson. Their lives, a testament to her enduring presence, are threads in a fabric that will forever bear the imprint of her gentle kindness and fierce love.

Her siblings, who stand beside the legacy she crafted, include Earl Revere (and Adele), Ellen Green (and Ed), Penny Gamble, Jean Rodgers, Sally Wirtz (and Jud), and Mike Revere (and Sybil). She is also remembered by numerous nieces and nephews who carried forward the light she shone so brightly.

Dee was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Helen McCraney Revere and Marshall Revere, whose nurturing spirits live on in her; her husband, Hershel Breazeale, whose memory remains etched in her ongoing story; her brother, Houston Revere; and her great-grandson, Hank Anderson.

In her passing, the landscape of those who loved her feels a deep, quiet echo—an absence that resounds with the profound presence of a life well-lived. Cynthia Dee Breazeale was a woman whose essence was intertwined with love for family, animals, and the tranquil beauty of the natural world. Her spirit gallops on in each horse’s majestic stride and ripples gently across each creek she once wandered, camera in hand, capturing the countless, tender moments she so treasured.

She is mourned, celebrated, and forever remembered—a guiding star through generations, a steady hand, and a tender heart, wrapping the lives she touched in everlasting grace.  Services for Dee will be held May 4, 2026 at Sunnyhill Pentecostal Church in Purvis beginning at 9 am for Visitation and Memorial Service at 10.  Trinity Funeral Services is honored to serve the Breazeale family during this time and would ask that you remember them in your thoughts and prayers over the coming days.