Sara Louise Bowman, known lovingly as Sara, passed away on June 15, 2026, in Dothan, Alabama, at the age of 44.
Born on July 13, 1981, in Indiana, she lived a life marked by warmth, devotion, and a generous spirit that touched everyone who knew her. Sara was the daughter of Henry and Suzanne Pelc, and she carried the values of love, kindness, and loyalty throughout her life. She was a cherished sister to Warren, Shelly, and Keith, and she held those family bonds close to her heart.
Sara was married to her husband, Robert, for 18 years, and together they shared a life built on love, partnership, and enduring commitment. She was a loving mother to her children, Trevor, Zoe and Austin, and her greatest joy was found in the time she spent with her family. Her presence brought comfort, laughter, and strength to those around her, and her love for her family was evident in all that she did.
For 26 years, Sara worked at Subway with her mom, Suzi.
Sara was truly the life of the party. She had a joyful presence that could lift the mood of any room, and she had a natural ability to make others feel welcome and included. She loved gardening and landscaping, and she found happiness in creating beauty around her. Her interests reflected her appreciation for life, growth, and the simple pleasures that bring peace and satisfaction. She was loved by many and missed by all, and her absence leaves a deep void in the hearts of those who knew her.
Those who knew Sara will remember her as a loving and kind woman whose compassion and warmth were evident in every part of her life. She gave freely of herself to her family and friends. She leaves behind a legacy of love that will continue to live on in the memories of those she touched.
Sara Bowman will be deeply missed by her husband, children, parents, siblings, extended family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her
Shelby Clark, born on January 8, 1939, in Hartwell, Georgia, passed away on June 16, 2026, in Slocomb, Alabama. She lived a life dedicated to her family, her home, and the many things she loved.
She was the daughter of the late Claude and Drucie Roukoskie. Shelby was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who found great joy in caring for the people around her. She was a devoted wife and homemaker who took pride in creating a loving and welcoming home for her family.
Shelby enjoyed gardening, canning, cooking, and the simple joys of everyday life. She was known for being a wonderful cook and especially loved making treats for her children and grandchildren after school. Her hands were always busy, whether she was caring for her home, working in the garden, or creating something special.
Along with her husband, Shelby helped purchase and operate Clark’s Grocery, where she contributed her hard work and dedication to the business and the community. She valued family, hard work, and doing things the right way, and those qualities were evident throughout her life.
Shelby was also a talented artist and painter. She enjoyed writing and published one book, while also completing several other writings that she chose not to publish. She had a love for airplanes and history and enjoyed learning about the world around her.
She attended St. Columba Catholic Church years ago, which held memories from an important time in her life.
Shelby is survived by her daughters, Jo Jarrett and Kim Williams (Densie); her grandchildren, Bobby Tolar (Katherine), Robert Nowell (Brandy), Blake Nowell, and Jennifer Williams; and her great-grandchildren, Hallie Ann, Kayla, Karley, Addi, Timmy, and Blayne. She is also survived by her two special friends, Nancy Stembridge and Alice McElreath. Shelby will be remembered by her family and friends for her love, creativity, and the many ways she cared for those around her.
SFC Wilbert Tyrone Vick (USA, RET), affectionately known as Tyrone, was born on September 30, 1947, in Chester, Pennsylvania, and passed away on June 14, 2026, in Dothan, Alabama. He lived a life marked by dedication, service, love of family, and quiet strength, and he will be remembered with deep affection by all who knew him.
Tyrone was the beloved son of the late Willie Mae Vick Daniely. He carried the values of hard work, loyalty, and perseverance throughout his life, and those values were reflected in the way he cared for others and met every responsibility placed before him. He was a man who could do many things well, and he was often described as a jack of all trades. More than that, he was the glue that kept his family together, offering stability, support, and a steady presence that brought comfort to those around him.
Tyrone served his country honorably in Vietnam and retired with the rank of Sergeant First Class E-7. His military service was a significant part of his life, and it stood as a testament to his courage, discipline, and commitment to duty. After his years of service, he continued to dedicate himself to helping others through his work. He served as a mental behavior specialist and later worked as the transportation supervisor at Laurel Oaks, where he was respected for his reliability, professionalism, and willingness to do what needed to be done for over 20 years. In every role he held, Tyrone brought a sense of purpose and integrity that left a lasting impression on those around him.
Family was at the center of Tyrone’s life, and he took great pride in the people he loved. He is survived by his sons, Tyrone Hyland and his wife Amanda, Shawn Vick and his wife Angel, and Shelby Vick and his wife Natasha. He also leaves behind his stepdaughter, April Butler. Tyrone treasured his children and the bonds he shared with them, and he was grateful for the joy and meaning they brought into his life.
He was a proud grandfather and great-grandfather whose heart was full when he was surrounded by his grandchildren. He is survived by Breyonna Vick, Nico Vick, Kyla Vick, Victor Vick, Kendal Vick, Sauna Vick, Shawn Vick, Paige Hoover and Noah Martin. He also leaves behind his step-grandchildren, Cikia Underwood, known affectionately as Scooter, Tyson Butler, known as Skeeter, Zion Smith, known as Skittles. His great-grandchild, Legend Leggette and step-great grandchild Emory Marshall, known as Smoocher, brought him additional joy and were a cherished part of his legacy. Tyrone loved spending time with his grands, and those moments were among the happiest of his life.
Those who knew Tyrone will remember his warm spirit, his sense of humor, and the way he made people feel valued. He enjoyed going to the flea market, where he liked to browse, talk, and take in the simple pleasures of the day. He also loved his dog, Minnie, who was truly his baby and a constant source of companionship and comfort. In all that he did, Tyrone found joy in family, friendship, and the everyday moments that made life meaningful.
Tyrone’s life was one of service, strength, and devotion. He leaves behind a legacy of love that will continue to live on in the hearts of his family and friends. Though he will be deeply missed, his memory will remain a source of comfort and inspiration to all who were blessed to know him.
Jean Holman, 66, of Dothan, went to be with her Lord and Savior, Tuesday, June. 16th, 2026, at Southeast Health.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 11:00am on Saturday, July 25, 2026, in the Glover Funeral Home Chapel. Visitation will be from 10:00am until 10:45am prior to the service.
Jean was born on September 18, 1959, in Birmingham, Alabama to John Coleman and Jerre Louise Wilson. She graduated from Carroll High School in 1977 and went on to attend Wallace Community College where she earned her Registered Nursing degree. Jean retired from Southeast Health after twenty-five years of dedicated service. Jean was a member of the Broken Crayons, Eastern Star Lodge #493 of Ashford, and Memphis Baptist Church.
Many knew her as “Mama Jean.” She was deeply loved by many and became a steady source of encouragement, guidance, and strength to those who were blessed to know her. Jean had a special way of showing up for people in their most difficult seasons, offering compassion, hope, and unwavering support. Her kindness, warmth, and caring spirit touched the lives of everyone who knew her. She will be deeply missed by many.
Jean was preceded in death by her mother, Jerre Louise Wilson; her father, John C. Wilson; and her brother, Joseph Wilson Smith; stepmother, Jane Gibson Wilson.
She is survived by her devoted husband, Robert Holman; her brothers, John Coleman Wilson III of California, Doug Phillips (Tammy) of Dothan; stepbrother, Bill Gibson (Candy) of Jasper; her daughter, Kristin Myers (Tim) of Dothan; her son, Jordan Holman of Texas; and her cherished grandchildren, Peyton Myers and Kameron Myers; sister in law, Simone Smith; nieces, Jenna Wilson, Jillian Backen (Lucas), Heidy Swank; nephews, Grant Gibson (Susannah) Gains Gibson (Alyssa), Deric Smith; and a host of many extended family members and friends who will forever treasure her memory.
The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to the compassionate staff at Southeast Health for the care, support, and kindness shown to Jean and her family.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Glover Funeral Home, P O Box 888, Dothan, Alabama 36302, to assist with funeral expenses.
Jean’s legacy of love, strength, and devotion to those she cared about will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
Glover Funeral Home and Crematory has been entrusted with the arrangements. (334) 699-3888. Please sign the guestbook online at www.gloverfuneral.com
Glover Funeral Home and Crematory has been entrusted with the arrangements.
Evie was born silently into the arms of her loving parents on June 13, 2026, at eight months gestation. Though she never took a breath in this world, she was deeply loved, eagerly anticipated, and brought an abundance of joy to her family during her precious months in the womb.
For eight months, Evie’s presence was felt in every heartbeat, kick, and flutter. She was already an irreplaceable part of her family’s life, and the love waiting for her here was immeasurable.
She leaves behind a family who will carry her memory in their hearts forever. Evie is survived by her devoted parents, Courtney and DeAndre, her cherished big sister, Alora (4), and her sweet big brother, Andre (1), who were both so excited to welcome their baby sister home. She is also survived by her loving grandparents, Tim Coker (Nancy), Darlene Ochab (Jeff), Dewayne Beasley, and Jessica Beasley, aunts and uncles, Brittany Hayes (Austin), Janae Givens (Jerel), Bryant Beasley (Bethany), and Jared Jackson (Kandice Sharp), great-grandparents, Eugene and Gwen Cobb, Frederick and Elizabeth Collette, and extended family members who loved her before she was born.
She is preceded in death by her great-grandparents, Eugene and Jackie Coker, and Willie Sr. and Mattie Beasley.
Though her time was far too short, Evie’s impact on those who loved her is eternal. She rests now in perfect peace, forever a beautiful angel in the hearts of her family.
“There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world.”
