Joshua Richard Massengill

December 10, 1987 ~ July 31, 2020 (age 32)

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Joshua Richard Massengill (32) passed away Friday, July 31, 2020. He was a member of West Main Church of Christ. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, being outdoors, reading, physical training and spending time with his family.
  Private family services will be held Sunday, August 2, 2020 in the Baldwyn Chapel of Kesler Funeral Home with Minister Doug Greenway officiating. Burial will be in the Prentiss Memorial Gardens.
  Josh is survived by his wife, Emily Massengill of Tupelo; his daughter, Atlee Claire Massengill of Tupelo; his sisters, Leah Paden of Houlka and Anna Clemons of Baldwyn; his father, Ricky Massengill (Jenna) of Baldwyn; his mother, Suzanne Turner Duggar of Baldwyn; his grandparents, Johnny & Betty Massengill and Jerry & Ellen Turner both of Baldwyn; his nieces and nephews, Chloe Harper, Gabe Massengill, Channing Lowry, Maverick Lee Tharp and Heath Reynolds and a host of aunts, uncles and cousins.
  He was preceded in death by his brother-in-law, John Brett Harper.

Private Service

Kesler Funeral Home, Inc.
116 South Third Street
Baldwyn, MS 38824

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  1. Thanks to Josh for the many smiles he spread across my heart as I watched him lead his first song at Hillcrest, read scripture publicly, be baptized into Christ, pick up ribbons at horse shows, watch his horsemanship, sit beside me miles upon miles hauling produce and heavy equipment, hunting deer together at camp, advise me at auctions just to keep raiding my hand and I would be winning bidder, hug my neck and say I love you Pop, and the list goes on and on. I watched him greet people in the most gracious and polite mannerism that would draw a smile on their face as well, making my heart smile too. Lately I saw him marry a sweet lady, Emily would joined him in bringing sweet Atlee into this world.
    Life would introduce you to many challenges, like myself, you would meet some most difficult and trying ones.
    Josh you forged with these heart smiles a boulder of love, absent this love there would be no hurt, thank God you came my way. May you Rest In Peace, Pop

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