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MURRAY LEE YOUNGBLOOD, JR.

December 23, 1964 ~ July 18, 2022

Murray Lee Youngblood, Jr., 57, was born on December 23,1964 in Shreveport, Louisiana to the late Ethel Mae Myles and Murray Lee Youngblood, Sr. Murray attended Caddo Parish Public Schools. He was a 1982 graduate of Woodlawn High School in Shreveport, Louisiana. Murray was a star of the Woodlawn Knights basketball team. After high school, he continued his education at DeVry Institute of Technology where he received his certification in Electronics.
  
Murray was employed for many years by Wachter, Inc. as an electrician. He enjoyed his career and the opportunity it gave him to travel across the country. When he was not working, Murray had many hobbies that he enjoyed, including golfing and playing basketball. Most recently, he was also a video game enthusiast. Murray also loved spending time with his grandchildren whom he adored. 

Murray departed this life on Monday, July 18, 2022, in Clarksville, Tennessee. 

He is preceded in death by his parents, brother, Michael Todd Youngblood, and grandmother, Ona Boxley Cook. His memory will be forever cherished by his wife, Melanie Bentley Youngblood, of Cibolo, Texas; son, Jamar Raphael Brown and wife Miriam Sievers, Esquires, of Baltimore, Maryland; daughter, Markisa Youngblood of Cibolo, Texas; stepson, Maurice Allen and wife Candance of Kansas City, Missouri; three grandchildren, Eli Murray Presquit of Cibolo, Texas and Ellis and Liora Sievers-Brown of Baltimore, Maryland; brother, Calvin Ray Youngblood of Shreveport, Louisiana; two aunts, Deloris Marlowe and husband Herman and Marie Lattin and husband Jerry of Shreveport, Louisiana; nephew, Todd Youngblood, Jr. Quinlan, Texas; two nieces, Brandi Smith of Houston, Texas and Safire Youngblood of Quinlan, Texas and a host of other relatives and friends.
 

Services

Graveside Service: July 27, 2022 11:00 am - August 26, 2025 2:31 pm

Meadowlawn Memorial Park

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  1. I Love You Cuz and I’m Going To Miss You So Much! I Thank GOD For Allowing Us To Grow Up Together. ️

  2. Sympathy and condolences to my family. There are many engraved memories of my brother and I. From early age through teenage through adulthood. We watched mtv together at Mudear house next to baby sister. We played sports together at Woodlawn and through out Shreveport Bossier. We worked our first job together after high school. I had to car Murray got the job. He told the Manager I cant get here unless you hire my brother too. One of my remembrances is that I had a son named Tony Jamar which of course inspired the name of his son Jamar. There are so so many memories I will cherish forever
    Your Brother Brad

  3. My most sincere thoughts and condolences to the family. Praying that God continues to comfort and strengthen you all during this difficult time.

    Carma W. Hoskins and Family

  4. So glad that I got to meet Murray (through working with Melanie). Murray & Melanie came to our farm and Murray fell in love with one of my daughters show heifers, Jenny. I always shared pics & videos with Mel to share with him.
    May he rest in the arms of the Lord & we will all see him again one day. God be with the family & all of us as we grieve.

  5. For a period of time Murry and I live next door to each outer. He always had a smile on. When he would return to Shreveport to visit, I would pick up some Southrrn maid donuts for him. When he would see those donuts, i could see that same smile when he was a little boy. I will never pass by a Southern Maid without thinking of him.
    Family, stay strong and we will get through this hard time
    Brother, Marian, Billy and David & family


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