Leon Frankin Brady Jr.
, Alabama
October 11, 2026
Leon Franklin Brady Jr. lovingly known as Franklin age 86 of Mobile Alabama born on April 6 1940 in Mobile Alabama passed away on October 12 2026 following a courageous battle with cancer. A devoted husband father PawPaw brother uncle and friend Franklin was a kindhearted hardworking man who loved his family never met a stranger and found great joy in lifes simple pleasures especially dancing. Franklin was preceded in death by his parents Leon Franklin Brady Sr. and Pauline Cole Brady his twin sister Alice Faye Gemmil his brothers Wayne Cole Brady and Paul David Brady his soninlaw John Michael Rhodes and his grandson Ryan Keith Parker. Franklin is survived by his beloved wife Margaret Aline Brady his three daughters Susan Kim Rotch Mike Karen Brady Rhodes and Paula Brady Martin Steve and his brother Steven Ray Brady. He is also survived by his loving grandchildren Rachael Rotch Holt…
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Denise Huntington
, Alabama
A public visitation will be held on Friday October 16 2026 from 100 PM until 300 PM at Rice Reese Funeral Home 925 S. Bessemer Ave. Prichard AL 36610. Visitation will continue on Saturday October 17 2026 from 1000 AM until the 1100 funeral hour at Mt Hebron Church Ministries 2531 Berkley Ave Mobile AL 36617. Interment will follow in the Mt. Olive Cemetery Mauvilla AL .
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James Seymour Hadley
, Alabama
Under the esteemed leadership of Founder Barry Theriot, Ascension Funeral Home and Crematory is dedicated to providing personal, professional, and compassionate care from the very first call through to aftercare. As we join the trusted national Dignity Memorial network®, we are committed to supporting you and your family every step of the way, bringing decades of service, innovation, and a deep community connection into this new chapter. I took it as far as I could in my time, Barry reflects with pride. Dignity Memorial has the resources and technology to elevate our services even further. Barry will continue to lend his expertise in a consulting role while also dedicating his efforts to advancing cemetery legislation and supporting industry associations throughout Alabama.Our dedicated staff holds a deep commitment to the Mobile community and its surrounding areas, ensuring that your family receives an unparalleled level of care tailored to your specific needs.
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Dorothy May Nobles Vacik
, Alabama
Dorothy Nobles was born in Memphis Tennessee at St. Josephs Hospital to Almus and Eva Alexander Nobles. After graduating Messick High School in 1956 she attended Memphis State University where she graduated in 1960 majoring in chemistry and biology. Dottie then attended graduate school at the University of Mississippi where she completed her Ph D in Pharmaceutical Chemistry in 1965. Following her graduation Dr. Nobles moved to Fargo North Dakota accepting an assistant professor position at North Dakota State University in the School of Pharmacy. This was a big change for a woman from the south but Dottie loved Fargo the university and her friends at Temple Baptist Church. While at NDSU she met Dr. James Vacik her department chair they fell in love married and began a wonderful life together that would last until his passing in 2006. Together they raised six better than average kids and positively touched…
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Anne Lynne Barry
, Alabama
Survivors include her sister Dorothy Joan Dulaney of Fairhope AL halfsister Suzette Barry Joans Jim of Mandeville LA halfbrother Jospeh Pierre Barry III Debra of Metairie LA. Lynne was known as Nan Nan to her nephews Henry Christopher Semple Ellen of Point Clear AL Charles Barry Semple of Lincoln City Oregon and Henry Charles Semple of Forest Park Washington. She had two greatnephews Henry Semple Becky and William Semple Maddy both of Fairhope AL and a greatneice Dorothy Semple of Eugene Oregon. Lynne graduated from Dominican High School in New Orleans. After graduation she worked at Whitney Bank until her retirement. Lynne was a lifelong avid New Orleans Saints fan and was one of the original season ticket holders when the team was formed. She could recite every players name and their statistics. Like many native New Orleanians Lynne loved both Mardi Gras parades and balls. Lynne lived in New…
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Juergen Beutel
, Alabama
Visitation will be held at Radney Funeral Home 3155 Dauphin Street Mobile Alabama 36606 on October 19 2026 from 1030 am to 1100 am followed by a Funeral Service at Radney Funeral Home 3155 Dauphin Street Mobile Alabama 36606 on October 19 2026 at 1100 am. A Graveside Service will take place at Pine Crest Cemetery West in Mobile AL on October 19 2026.
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Thomas Julian Adams
, Alabama
He worked in the construction industry as both a mechanic and salesman. He served in the Navy for four years during the Vietnam War. Thomas is preceded in death by his parents Ernest Adams and Oma Launa Adams and his brother Ernest Adams Jr. He is survived by his wife Sherry Adams his faithful dog Buddy his sister Jean Jim Fowler foster sister Linda Underwood nephews Dean Robin Adams Zack Christine Easley many great nephews and nieces his brotherinlaw Mike Becky Weeks step sister in law Debbie Dennis his best friend Tim Demings and all our wonderful neighbors. A visitation for Thomas will be held on October 15 2026 at Radney Funeral Home at 500 pm at 3155 Dauphin Street Mobile Alabama 36606. A Memorial Service would follow at 600 pm.
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John Elmer KearyTaylor
, Alabama
John led a distinguished life of service serving in three branches of the United States military the Army Air Force Reserve and Navy. After earning a degree in Business Administration from the University of Toledo he attended U.S. Navy Officer Candidate School in Newport Rhode Island and was commissioned as an ensign in the Naval Reserve. His naval service included deployment to Vietnam in 1965 where he participated in coastal interdiction operations and served with the joint ArmyNavy Mobile Riverine Force in the Mekong River Delta. After qualifying as a Surface Warfare Officer and transferring to the Regular Navy he served as weapons officer aboard several destroyers. As weapons officer aboard the USS Mullinnix John participated in a mission in the Black Sea to monitor Soviet military communications. Following the successful mission the ship and its crew received the Meritorious Unit Commendation from the Secretary of the Navy. After resigning…
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Peggy Ann Mcinvale Mccormick
, Alabama
October 1, 2026
Peggy Ann McInvale McCormick an 82yearold native of Laurel MS and longtime resident of Mobile AL passed away on October 2 2026. She was a Vietnamera veteran of the United States Air Force. Mrs. McCormick was an active member of Woodridge Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents Julian and Flossie McInvale sister Bobby Daughtry and beloved husband of 58 years John McCormick. Mrs. McCormick is survived by her children Jenifer McCormick and Christopher McCormick Carla Surratt granddaughter Sydney McCormick sister Belinda Knodle brothers Kenny McInvale and Richard McInvale many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at Woodridge Baptist Church on Thursday October 15 2026 at 11 a.m. The family will receive friends at the church from 10 a.m. until the service hour. Interment will be in Pine Crest Cemetery West on Snow Road. Condolences may be offered at When you optout your preferences…
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Thi Van Nguyen
, Alabama
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John Austin Havard Sr.
, Alabama
Mr. Havard was a man who believed in a strong work ethic. He dedicated 26 years of his life serving as a supervisor for McDonalds where his leadership and friendly presence impacted many in the community. Following his career there he followed his passion for automotive craftsmanship and opened his own business Havards Paint and Body. He took immense pride in his trade and spent decades meticulously painting and restoring vehicles a craft he truly loved and continued throughout his life. He is survived by his children John Havard Jr. of Wetumpka Al Tammy Connelly and Julie Myres both of Mobile AL. He was the proud grandfather of two grandchildren including Christopher Lee Pugh and Kylee Jo Havard. He was also blessed with two greatgrandchildren Chloe Pugh and Ezra Pugh. When you optout your preferences are applied on a browser and device basis and you will need to set your…
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