John Stanley Boykin

Birth date: Dec 22, 1952 Death date: Aug 29, 2022

John "Stanley" Boykin passed away under the Blood of Jesus on August 29, 2022. He was preceded in death by his parents John R. ( J.R.) Boykin & Clara Medders Boykin & brother Gary Boykin. He is survived by his loving wife Melanie Read Obituary

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Melanie Boykin

26w ago

Lately, I've been missing you very much. More than usual. I think of the funny things you'd do and say and it'll make me chuckle when I need it the most. I thank God for pairing me with you when my world began to crumble around me. Together we made it thru my mother getting ripped outta my life, several of my motorcycle lay-downs, your throat cancer, your house burning down with my pets in there, and before God took you Home, you made things right between you and Jesus. I look forward to seeing you again one day in heaven, for eternity! I can't wait to see my Mom again too. Along with my Dad, my Brother, my nephew, all my Friends, let's not forget our Pets too! I love you and miss you very much. XOXO

Shay Haynie

167w ago

Stanley had a very large hart for people! He loved his Sunday school class and his church family. He will be greatly missed in our class, His love for God showed on his face every Sunday morning as he talked about inviting his friends to join us and how thankful he was to have found the Lord.

Mike Rollins

167w ago

I've known Stanley for over 40 years, and always enjoyed spending time with him. My parents and his were dear friends for many years. Went through some wild times with Stanley, then some much more settled ones. His artistic work was always appreciated. Stanley was always one to stand firm with his friends, and a very giving soul. RIP old buddy.

Diana J Dyar

167w ago

Stanley was one of a kind and a very dear friend that I will never forget. I have thought of him often when I went by where he lived. I haven’t seen him in 30 years due to living out of state, but will never forget him. He was a kind soul. Rest In Peace. Will see you again one day. Diana J. Dyar

Melanie Boykin

167w ago

Stanley has taken care of me since my Mom got ripped outta my life in 2011. It was an honor to care for him when he went through his bout with throat cancer, which he beat. I feel he was unnecessarily taken from us all. This world is corrupt and is getting more so as each day passes. Don't lose heart though, our Lord and Savior will be coming collect His children who are still here very soon I feel. That's why it's vital that we who are Christians get God's Word to all those who are lost. He instructed us to do so. Matthew 28:19-20. "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." Stanley made a complete turn around and got his life right with God. He was always trying to get his friends to come to church with us. And I know if they were to start going to church that he would be smiling from ear to ear with a twinkle in his eye. Because he learned his important it is to have a personal relationship with God. He always participated in Sunday School. He always made us laugh one way or another. He loved me very much and I will be eternally grateful for all he taught me. I'm going to miss him for the rest of my life till I see him again in heaven. I love you Stanley, thank you for loving me.
Melanie Moore Boykin

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