Marcus Dewayne Willis
Marcus D. Willis
Celebration of life services honoring Marcus Willis will be held on Saturday, November 2, 2024, at Greater Harvest Church in Fresno, TX at 11 o’clock a.m. Pastor Kelvin Clark will officiate the service. Marcus will be laid to rest at Houston Memorial Garden in Pearland, TX. The service and burial is only open to family and friends.
Marcus Dwayne Willis “Marco”, aged 28, was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana on January 17, 1996 and passed away on October 20, 2024 in Fresno, Texas. Marcus proceeded in death by his grandparents Joseph Earl Willis & Vergie Mae Chavis Willis , Vallin January & Loriena January .
Marcus had a passion for helping others who struggled with mental health. His caring spirit impacted the lives of his friends and family. Marcus attended Lula Belle Goodman Elementary School, Lake Olympia Middle School, and Hightower High School. Marcus worked as an AC Tech for his father’s company, Always There Heating and Air. He had a love for watching sports , hunting, music, cooking and grilling, and spending quality time with loved ones. Marcus was a son to Virgie Lee Willis and Frank Angelo Jackson. Marcus had one brother: Keynyn DeAngelo Jackson (Marie Jackson), and three sisters: Savannah Renee Espree (Joshua Sierra Espree), Ebony Shaun Jackson, and Angel Tiara Jackson. He was an uncle to his niece and nephews: Jaiden Sierra Espree, Caleb Jace Espree, Bryson Ray Espree, London Renee Espree, Keynyn Keyshun Brue, DeAngelo Calvin Jackson, DeMarion Kingston Jackson, and MarQuise Antonio Jackson. He had a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins that he loved dearly.
Psalm 23:1
“The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
Words from Siblings:
Angel:
“Marcus I really wish I could tell you I love you one last time but in my heart I know that you felt that already. I would always pray for you at night to see better days because I knew that God was looking out for you. I just want to tell you how proud I am of you for pushing through on your hardest days. Even I know how hard that is. I can just remember you hugging me the day of my
graduation party and told me “you are the big sister and I look up to you.” I broke down because I never knew how much you loved me. Your heart was so pure and that’s one thing I loved about you. Although you’re not here with us anymore, I have peace knowing that you felt loved by me. Fly high
big bro.”
Savannah:
“Marcus I always loved you but didn’t know how to show it to you. I wish I could’ve took your pain away and told you how much I loved you. I will miss and cherish our outings.This past year is the closest we have got and I’m forever grateful. Seeing the butterfly brought me so much peace knowing
you are ok and at peace. Forever in my
heart. Love your sister Savannah.”
Services
Viewing
Friday, November 1, 2024
2 - 6pm
- Haven Memorial Funeral Home Southeast
Funeral Services
Saturday, November 2, 2024
Viewing, 10 - 11am
Service, 11:00 AM
- Interment
Houston Memorial Gardens Cemetery
2426 Cullen Blvd
Pearland, TX 77581