In Loving Memory of

Melvin Booker

Sunrise: August 14, 1945 – Sunset: June 22, 2024

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Life’s Journey

Melvin Booker was born on August 14, 1945 to the proud parents of Troy Booker and Adabell Sherman. Out of their union he was the last of 12 children. Growing up in  a Christian home, Melvin accepted Christ at an early age. He received his formal education at the George Washington Carver Public School system. During his public school years, Melvin was a formidable athlete, where he played baseball, a game he loved. Everyone that knew him would say that he was a true sports fan. He loved watching his favorite teams, the Texans, Rockets, Astros and Boxing.

 

Melvin had a successful business career. He was the founder and owner of several businesses throughout his life with the last ones being:

*Nasa Wholesale Barkyard

*Storage House Storage

 

His entrepreneurship was a badge of honor for him as well as a labor of love.

 

Thirty three years ago, Melvin met Carolyn Wilson whom he later described as the love of my life and was united in matrimony on September 15, 2011, where he remained a faithful and loving husband until his transition to GLORY.

 

Melvin leaves to treasure his memory; his loving wife Carolyn Wilson Booker; four children Sonja, Melinda(Lisa), Michelle and Candance, one brother Raymond (Ann), three sisters Rheatha, Olevia and Lydell (James) two grandchildren DeAnthony and Ashleigh; two great-grandchildren  Jenesis and Jalani; nieces, and nephews as well as a host of other relatives, family and friends.

 

Melvin Booker was preceded in death by his father Troy Booker and mother Adabell Booker; six brothers Leon, Essel, Irvin, Troy Jr., Titus and Herbert; two sisters Carolee and Odessa; one step-daughter Marie.

 

Melvin took his first breath of Heaven on Saturday, June 22, 2024.

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3 entries.
Don Figgs Don Figgs from HOUSTON wrote on July 17, 2024 at 1:31 am
A wonderful friend ❤️ of mine that always stayed in touch with me sorry 😞 I didn't get to say goodbye but I know God got us 🙏 and we will see each other again love ❤️ you family
Vivian Lee Vivian Lee from Kent wrote on July 14, 2024 at 10:30 am
Remembering our many family and friends gatherings when I returned to Yexas for visits, over the years. He always had a welcomimg smile for me and memorable stories. God Bless you and your wonderful family. Cousin Vivian
Nathan Williams Nathan Williams from Houston wrote on July 13, 2024 at 2:08 am
Thanks Uncle Melvin for being a great friend, and mentor. I’ll always remember all the stories and jokes you told. Gonna miss you.