Service
Mr. Tony Terrell Bealer, There will be a Memorial services held on Thursday, January 10, 2019 at Willis & Sons Memorial Chapel 5253 Robinson Rd Ext., Jackson, MS at 11:00 a.m. Interment: Cremation
Obituary
Tony Terrell Bealer was born on January 9, 1977 to Ms. Mattie Marie Bealer and Mr. Frankie Ferguson both preceded him indeath. As a child Tony attended Wilkins and Lake Elementaries, Rowan Middle School, and Callaway High School.
Tony loved music and was an accomplished rapper. He performed with the group "Children of the Cornbread" a local rap group in Jackson. They were nominated for a Jackson Music Award in late 90s. He was also a very talented artist. He received an award from The Jackson Free Press for "Local Artist of the Year" in 2008. His artistry in murrals can be seen thoughout the city of Jackson from Mill St., West St., to Hwy 80 to name a few.
Tony loved children. He loved to spoil those close to him. He always desired to be a mentor to troubled children. As a rap artist, Tony did several fundraisers for the teen center at the Boys and Girls Club of Jackson on West Capitol St., where he raised a total of $4,000. He was also an aspiring entrepreneur. He was an excellent baker and cook. His Cinnamon Rolls and Tea Cakes wre second to none.
He enjoyed having fun and manking people laugh. Tony never married or had any children however, he had a special friend who was the love of his life, Ms. Toni Carter.
Tony departed his life on December 31, 2018 at the University of Mississippi Medical Center after a long illness.
He leaves to cherishhis memory: one brother, Michael Lamar Bealer of Jackson, MS; one special friend, Toni Carter of Jackson, MS; a special cousin/sister Linda Faye Carter(Gregory) of Jackson, MS; two nephews, Jermikal Patrick of Biloxi, Mississippi, and Michael Anderson of Jackson, Mississippi; Five Uncles, Andrew Bealer (Linda), Donnell Bealer, Fred Bealer, and Jasper Bealer (Joyce) all of Jackson, Mississippi and Danee Ferguson of St. Louis, Missouri; four aunts, Annie B. Foots, Betty L. Bealer, and Jeanette Bealer all of Jackson Mississippi and Millie Ferguson of St. Louis, Missouri and a host of first and second cousins who loved him like a brother, other relatives and friends. He will be Greatly Missed.
Tony loved music and was an accomplished rapper. He performed with the group "Children of the Cornbread" a local rap group in Jackson. They were nominated for a Jackson Music Award in late 90s. He was also a very talented artist. He received an award from The Jackson Free Press for "Local Artist of the Year" in 2008. His artistry in murrals can be seen thoughout the city of Jackson from Mill St., West St., to Hwy 80 to name a few.
Tony loved children. He loved to spoil those close to him. He always desired to be a mentor to troubled children. As a rap artist, Tony did several fundraisers for the teen center at the Boys and Girls Club of Jackson on West Capitol St., where he raised a total of $4,000. He was also an aspiring entrepreneur. He was an excellent baker and cook. His Cinnamon Rolls and Tea Cakes wre second to none.
He enjoyed having fun and manking people laugh. Tony never married or had any children however, he had a special friend who was the love of his life, Ms. Toni Carter.
Tony departed his life on December 31, 2018 at the University of Mississippi Medical Center after a long illness.
He leaves to cherishhis memory: one brother, Michael Lamar Bealer of Jackson, MS; one special friend, Toni Carter of Jackson, MS; a special cousin/sister Linda Faye Carter(Gregory) of Jackson, MS; two nephews, Jermikal Patrick of Biloxi, Mississippi, and Michael Anderson of Jackson, Mississippi; Five Uncles, Andrew Bealer (Linda), Donnell Bealer, Fred Bealer, and Jasper Bealer (Joyce) all of Jackson, Mississippi and Danee Ferguson of St. Louis, Missouri; four aunts, Annie B. Foots, Betty L. Bealer, and Jeanette Bealer all of Jackson Mississippi and Millie Ferguson of St. Louis, Missouri and a host of first and second cousins who loved him like a brother, other relatives and friends. He will be Greatly Missed.