Matthew attended Coalgate schools and graduated from Atoka High School in 2017. He worked as a yard hand at Allen Lumber.
Young man died unexpectedly. The family would appreciate all help for his funeral expenses.

Through the many hardships he faced, Bill Ingle's faith remained steadfast. From the time he was born, Poppy spent the rest of his life proving he could overcome challenges and hardships. Quadruple by-pass surgery, the loss of his right leg due to poor circulation and diabetes...he did not qualify for life insurance. Poppy would do anything for anybody. He had a heart of gold. Poppy always had a smile on his face, too, even if it was just on the outside. As a final gift to others, Poppy was a tissue donor through the Indiana Donate Life Network. His donation will enhance the lives of up to 50 people. Now we can join together and help his family give him a dignified farewell. 100% of your donation goes directly to his account at Fisher Funeral Chapel - who absorbs any fees associated with credit card processing. No amount is too small. This family has been through so much much in a short time - let's lift them up with our prayers and our gifts from the heart.

As most of you know, Joyce has been disabled for many years. But the last five years have been worse, from heart attacks, blood clots, and amputations. Joyce had life insurance but it has not been long enough for the insurance company to pay. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cricket is a longtime Atoka, OK resident, she worked as a truck driver, worked at Wal Mart and she worked as a waitress in the Atoka Truck Stop for many years. She had several strokes and a couple of heart attacks, had to have one of her legs amputated which prevented her from working for the last several years. The family needs help funding her funeral.

At age 28, she found herself as a single mom with a young daughter and a ten-month-old baby son to raise on her own. A year later, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Needless to say, she just couldn't catch a break. For the past 16 years, she has bravely battled MS as it continued to take a toll on her body. After suffering two heart attacks earlier this past summer along with congestive heart failure, a sudden heart attack on Wednesday evening was more than her body could withstand. Her son, Jace, just 17 years old, was her hero as he did CPR to keep her going until the ambulance arrived - but her beautiful heart could beat no more. There are safety nets in society to help those in need but unfortunately, the type of Medicaid disability Danielle received does not allow for any benefits to help with final expenses. Never eligible for life insurance, not able to work...the situation is very sad all the way around. That's where family and friends and even complete strangers can step up to the plate and help Jace and his sister Alijah lay their mother to rest. Any amount, no matter how large or small, is appreciated. Let's show Danielle's children the power of community - c'mon Cass County, let's show them some love.

Dad was selfless person and passed unexpectly without any life insurance. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Roddell worked with Dopaco in Kinston for a number of years. He enjoyed his career, and the folks he worked with. He was a loving and compassionate person, always willing to help someone in need. He had a heart of gold but was also hard-headed. He loved eating at Kings and McCalls, as well as eating watermelon and tomatoes. He enjoyed going to Myrtle Beach with his family, spoiling Stacy, watching wrestling, and taking naps. His favorite color was blue and he loved Duke Basketball. He would scream at the top of his lungs at the refs as well as cheer them on.
He was preceded in death by his wife and sweetheart of 30 years, Donna Marie Taylor Boyette; parents, Woodrow Wilson Boyette, Sr. and Alma Louise Barnes Jones; parents-in-law, Johnny Ray and Joyce Yvonne Holloman Taylor; and brothers-in-law, Scott Clark and Earl Casteen.
Roddell is survived by his daughter, Stacy Marie Boyette Harrell and husband Matthew; sister, Shelby Clark; brother, Woodrow Wilson Boyette, II and wife Teresa; aunt, Carrie Casteen; brother-in-law, Johnny Ray Taylor, Jr. and wife Shirley; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

My mom was a one of kind soul, she was generous, kind and had a huge living heart, im asking for donations to help cover the cost of the funeral due to funds being tied up at the moment.

Daniel Hellyer, 50, Logansport, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020, in Methodist Hospital. His family was unprepared for this tragic loss and any support you can give them is greatly appreciated.

Shock...like you've been kicked in the gut...seeing this here in your newsfeed. News that knocks the wind right out of you. And then disbelief sets in...this can't be true. Amber Barrett - gone at age 28? Our heads are trying to wrap around what this must be like for her family. Such an overwhelming loss. But in the midst of great sorrow - we see those who step up to the plate to help this family. People praying, those bringing food, sending messages and those willing to just "be there" to hug, offer hope and to lend a listening ear. There is more that we can do for the family- even if you don't know this family - many small donations combined can be a huge blessing right now when they can't see hope. We can show them the power of community love. You can donate online and leave your name or you can donate anonymously - The money goes directly towards her final expenses. You can drop off donations to Fisher Funeral Chapel, 914 Columbia Street, Lafayette or donate on this page.