NEWVILLE. . .Fayelene Lomaneck Henderson, a resident of Dale County, near the Echo Community, went to be with the Lord, Sunday night, October 26, 2025, at her home. She was 86.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Wednesday, October 29, 2025, in the Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church with Reverend Hugh D. Kirkland, Jr. and Reverend Benny Cole officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10:00 until 11:00 A.M. Wednesday in the church sanctuary. Holman-Headland Mortuary & Cremations is in charge of arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery Fund c/ Roger Woodham, 3903 County Road 83, Newville, AL 36353.
Ms. Hendeson was born in Headland and was raised in Henry and Dale Counties, daughter of the late Joe Lomaneck and Mary McKee Lomaneck. She lived in the Mt. Pisgah community of Dale County most of her adult lifetime. Ms. Henderson was formerly employed by Wex-Tex Manufacturing Company of Headland, WestPoint Stevens in Abbeville and Altec in Dothan. She was a member of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church and enjoyed participating in the activities at the Headland Senior Center. Ms. Henderson was preceded in death by a grandson, Travis Robidoux, a great-granddaughter, Brittney Henderson, the father of her children, Willie Edward Henderson, brothers, Jimmy Lomaneck, Billy Joe Lomaneck and Jack Lomaneck; and a sister, Mary Ann Lomaneck.
Surviving relatives include a daughter, Emelie Henderson Woodham (Roger); Echo community; two sons, Danny Henderson (Louise), and Chris Henderson (Wendy), all of Bay Minette, Alabama; two sisters, Ginger Ducker, Napier Field; and Ruth Ammons, Ozark; a brother, Gerald Lomaneck (Mary), Midland City; grandchildren, Justin Henderson (Kasey), Timmy Johnson (Tiffany), Ashley Burroughs (Cody), Brent Powell (Jessica), Kane Powell, Steven Robidoux and Todd Woodham; great-grandchildren, Kade Henderson, Camden Henderson, Aubree Burroughs, Kaden Kelly, Kaitlian Whatley, Dayton Burroughs, John Burroughs, Lorali Powell, Blaine Robidoux, Courtney Brown (Joseph), Tiffany Thweet (Jason), Stone Woodham (Sheridan) Brody Woodham, Wyatt Woodham (Jada), and great-great-grandchildren, Ellah McNeil, Ivey McMillan, Nevaeh Henderson, Gabriel Henderson, August Henderson, Camilla Brown, Cooper Brown, Winry Thweet, and Remington Woodham; special sisters-in-love, Jean Self, Judy Maas (Alex), Belita Hancock and Bobbie Willoughby; several nieces and nephews.
Serving as active pallbearers will be Justin Henderson, Chris Henderson, Danny Henderson, Dewayne Lomaneck, Jimmy Lomaneck and Stevie Messick. Serving as honorary pallbearers will be Heather Porter and Gwen Blankenship.
HOLMAN-HEADLAND MORTUARY & CREMATIONS IS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Phone 334-693-3371. Youmay sign a guest register at www.holmanmortuaries.com. This establishment does not own a crematory.
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Mr. James Richard Chapman, a resident of Pinckard, Alabama, passed away Friday, October 24, 2025, at his home. He was 87 years old. Funeral services for Mr. Chapman will be 2:00 P.M. Friday, October 31, 2025, in the Chapel of Holman Funeral Home in Ozark with Reverend Ray Kelly officiating. Interment will follow in Pinckard Memorial Cemetery, Holman Funeral Home of Ozark directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home in Ozark Friday from 1:00 P.M. until service time.
Mr. Chapman was born August 15, 1938 in Dale County, Alabama to the late William Thomas Chapman and Ibbie Frances Edmonds Chapman. He lived his entire life in the Pinckard area. Mr. Chapman worked with the various maintenance contractors at Fort Rucker as a Supply Clerk until his retirement following forty years of service. Mr. Chapman owned and operated Chapman Small Engine in Pinckard for many years. He was a Master Mason with Claybank Masonic Lodge 908 for over sixty years. He loved to work in his garden and never missed an opportunity to go fishing. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his loving wife of 62 years, Evelyn Mercer Petty Chapman; several sisters and brothers; and his son-in-law, Jerry Fulford. Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Kimberly and Donnie Turner of Pinckard, Lynda Fulford of Newton; five grandchildren, Christopher Hartzog (Brandy), Natalie West (Jared), Paige Culp (Andrew), Heather Prickett (Bradley) and Stephanie Jackson; fourteen great grandchildren, Andrew Hartzog, William Hartzog, Judah West, Malachi West, Fisher Culp, Henry Culp, Harley Culp, Brittany Thibeault (Jared), Mason Prickett, Haylee Fulford, Chasity Hoskins, Hannah Jackson, Mary Gilley and Noah Owens; two great-great grandchildren, Alyssa Thibeault and Axel Thibeault. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
James Byrl Martin, a resident of Dothan, died Saturday, October 25, 2025 at his residence. He was 84.
Memorial services will be held at 2 PM Thursday, October 30, 2025 in Clearman Chapel at Southern Heritage with Reverend Michael Gibson officiating. The family will receive friends from 1 PM until 1:45 PM prior to the service at the funeral home.
James was born in Clio, Alabama January 21, 1941 to the late Judge Hillard and Minnie Mae Phillips Martin. He worked at Barrentines Fish Market in the 50’s before going to work with the City of Dothan where he worked for 23 years as an Electrician before retiring. James was known for his dumplings and hot dog chili and taking a fishing trip every chance he got, but he will be remembered as a loving husband, father and PaPa to his family most of all.
James is preceded in death by his parents, six sisters and two brothers.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Martin; daughters, Mary Jane Sanders, Judy Lasseter (Jeff), June Jordin (Michael), Linda Joyce Andrews (Phillip); grandchildren, Brian Lasseter, Candace Devine (Jon), Brandi Horne (Brandon), Josh Shepard (Kayla), Megan Wilson (Dan), Brittney Woodard (Nick), Damien Martin (Summer), Bethany Lasseter (Jason), Dorian Harvey (Tucker) and Victoria Shell (Matthew); 22 great grandchildren and a sister, Shirley Jean Hobbs.
Mr. Glen David “Dave” Broxson of DeFuniak Springs, Florida went home to be with his Lord and Savior Sunday, October 19, 2025. He was 72.
A Celebration of Life service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 01, 2025 in the chapel of Warren Holloway Ward Funeral Home in Geneva, AL with Rev. Harold Cline officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Saturday, November 01, 2025 beginning at 1:00 p.m. and continue until service time.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Bellwood Baptist Church in Dave’s memory.
Dave was born May 22, 1953, in Enterprise, Alabama to Evelyn Faye Nichols Broxson and the late Sam Oliver Broxson, Jr. He was well known for his kindness and big heart. He was always giving to and caring for others above himself. Dave was a man of many talents, which included designing and building. Over his career, he became a vital asset to the company he worked for due to his dedication of service and commitment in providing excellent workmanship for customers. He loved spending time with family and friends, reading, watching Auburn football and the outdoors. Earlier in life, he enjoyed playing sports, fishing and golf. In recent years, he grew closer in his walk with the Lord and loved sharing his faith with others. Dave was loved by many and will be greatly missed.
In addition to his father, a brother-in-law, Dale McDuffie preceded him in death.
Dave is survived by his loving and devoted mother, Faye Broxson of Chancellor, AL; brother, Tommy Broxson of Chancellor, AL; sister, DeAnn McDuffie of Westville, FL; niece, Candice McDuffie (Jeff Landers) of Westville, FL; nephew, Jeffrey McDuffie (Dora) of Morgantown, WV; great niece, Amelia McDuffie of Morgantown, WV; special aunt, Carolyn Grubbs of Geneva, AL and special uncle, James “Jim” Nichols of Winter Haven, FL; a host of cousins, extended family and numerous friends.
WEBB. . .Lori Lynn Hallford McNeal, a resident of Webb, Alabama, passed away Saturday morning, October 25, 2025, in a Dothan hospital. She was 43.
A private graveside service for family and friends will be held in the Webb Cemetery. Holman-Headland Mortuary & Cremations is in charge of arrangements.
Lori McNeal was born in Dothan and raised in Webb where she lived most of her lifetime. She attended Houston County High School in Columbia. Lori was disabled and never worked. She was a member of New Freedom Church in Webb. Lori was preceded in death by her father, Billy Ray Hallford, and a son, Austin Lee McNeal.
Surviving relatives include her husband, Jason Lee McNeal; three daughters; three sons, Trent Blackman, Lincoln, AL; Nathan Blackman, Tuscaloosa, AL; and Ezra Blackman, Decatur, AL; and a step-son, Wesley McNeal of Michigan; her mother, Linda Hicks Hallford McDaniel, Ashford; and a brother, James Ray Hallford (April), Skipperville, AL.
HOLMAN-HEADLAND MORTUARY & CREMATIONS IS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Phone 334-693-3371. You may sign a guest register at www.holmanmortuaries.com. This establishment does not own a crematory.
Stephen Russell Culp, known affectionately as Steve to his family and friends, was a source of fun and intelligence in the lives of those who knew him. Born on March 27, 1973, in Kenton, Ohio, Steve was a lifelong learner and a gifted communicator who brought laughter and wisdom wherever he went. His journey on this earth came to a close on October 24, 2025, in Dothan, Alabama.
Steve’s early years were spent in the nurturing arms of his parents, Russell and Edwina Brunson Culp. His childhood in Dothan was filled with the love of a close-knit family, which grew to include his sisters, Amanda Culp (Chris) Kowalewski and Sarah Culp (Brandon) Faircloth. Steve was the fun-loving and adored uncle to his nieces and nephews, Charlotte and Savannah Faircloth and Everett and Graham Kowalewski. His family circle extended to his cherished aunts and uncles, Rebecca Creel, Linda Pouncey, Edward (Judy) Culp, and Linda Kerns, as well as several cousins who shared in the Culp family’s warmth and camaraderie.
An exemplary student, Stephen excelled academically as Salutatorian of his graduating class at Headland High School in 1991. His thirst for knowledge led him to Troy University, where he became a proud member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and earned a degree in Small Business Entrepreneurship. Steve’s entrepreneurial spirit found a home at Big Canoe Resort in the Blue Ridge Mountains, where he excelled in real estate sales, helping others find their dream vacation homes.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Steve was a man of many passions. He was an Eagle Scout in his youth. His interests included a love for castles in Ohio and around the world. Steve had a deep knowledge and appreciation for the value and preservation of antiques, which he likely inherited from his maternal grandfather, Guy Brunson.
Steve’s personality was a combination of humor, intelligence, and kindness. His wit and intelligence made him stand out in any gathering, and his kind, thoughtful nature made him a cherished friend and family member. Always one to support others on their journeys, Steve was an active participant in Celebrate Recovery at Harvest Church, sharing his strength and hope with those around him.
Stephen’s gentle heart was reflected in his bond with his adored nieces and nephews, as well as his beloved Weimaraner, Stonewall. Their companionship was a testament to Steve’s capacity for unconditional love and the simple joys of life.
As we prepare to celebrate Steve’s life, we reflect on a man who was not only funny, intelligent, and kind, but who had also put his trust in the Lord and will be an unforgettable presence in our lives. A celebration of Steve’s life will be held at 11 am on Thursday, October 30, 2025, at Sunset Funeral Home, where family and friends will gather to share memories and honor his life. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Thursday from 10-11 am before the service.
Stephens’s legacy will live on in the laughter of his nieces and nephews, the wisdom he imparted, and the countless memories etched in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him. His was a life that exemplified intelligence and a profound kindness that will continue to shine through all who knew him.
