Jevon
Jevon Benjamin Howle
d. May 5, 2020
On May 5, 2020, at home in Arlington Texas, Jevon Benjamin Howle moved to his next life.
For 6 years to the day, “Super Jev” waged a no-holds-barred war with cancer, bravely marching into each battle with hope and determination. He was a true warrior.
Jevon was born in 1971 in Frankfurt, Germany. Being a child of wonderment and adventure, he lived his life with unique perspective and spunk. His friends and family admired his distinctive way of telling stories, his quirky sense of humor, and the special way he loved and cared for “his tribe.” Jevon was very artistic, a great writer and had a keen ear for amazing music. He was generous, loyal, kind and compassionate to the many he met and called friend. A sentiment from those who truly knew and loved him was that he was the greatest friend one never knew they needed, until he found them. IRY
Jevon is survived by his beloved children, of whom he was so proud and devoted to, Benjamin Lee Howle and Laila Dixon Howle of Hurst Texas; his parents, Susie (Cooper) and Jerry Murray of Arlington Texas, and Preston and Judy Howle of Clarksville Tennessee; his brothers Nick and Jerry Len, and his sisters Shanna, Christy, and Mandy. He is preceded in death by his grandparents Vivian and Benny Cooper and Anita and Billy Hop Howle.
Jevon’s wishes were to be cremated and to be taken to the many places that he loved. In late summer, there will be a Celebration of Life service in Ballard County Kentucky. Family and friends will be notified of the arrangements.
Since Jevon’s greatest treasures were his children, a memorial has been created to assist them.
www.gofundme.com/f/in-honor-of-jevon-benjamin-howle
For 6 years to the day, “Super Jev” waged a no-holds-barred war with cancer, bravely marching into each battle with hope and determination. He was a true warrior.
Jevon was born in 1971 in Frankfurt, Germany. Being a child of wonderment and adventure, he lived his life with unique perspective and spunk. His friends and family admired his distinctive way of telling stories, his quirky sense of humor, and the special way he loved and cared for “his tribe.” Jevon was very artistic, a great writer and had a keen ear for amazing music. He was generous, loyal, kind and compassionate to the many he met and called friend. A sentiment from those who truly knew and loved him was that he was the greatest friend one never knew they needed, until he found them. IRY
Jevon is survived by his beloved children, of whom he was so proud and devoted to, Benjamin Lee Howle and Laila Dixon Howle of Hurst Texas; his parents, Susie (Cooper) and Jerry Murray of Arlington Texas, and Preston and Judy Howle of Clarksville Tennessee; his brothers Nick and Jerry Len, and his sisters Shanna, Christy, and Mandy. He is preceded in death by his grandparents Vivian and Benny Cooper and Anita and Billy Hop Howle.
Jevon’s wishes were to be cremated and to be taken to the many places that he loved. In late summer, there will be a Celebration of Life service in Ballard County Kentucky. Family and friends will be notified of the arrangements.
Since Jevon’s greatest treasures were his children, a memorial has been created to assist them.
www.gofundme.com/f/in-honor-of-jevon-benjamin-howle
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