Jason Proctor was everyone's friend. He never met a stranger. I will never forget what a character he was. Always protective of all his friends. Everyone who knew him, knew him as "Milk Dud".... I didn't get to make it to his services, but it was heartbreaking to hear about his death. My prayers go out to his family. Good people are hard to forget. May God lift his family and children during this time of need.
Clara Vega
January 15, 2017 | Houston, TX
Roshonda Taylor
January 14, 2017 | Houston, TX
My dear old friend, I've known you since wayyyy back in the day when we were kids. I remember all of us playing in Cavalier Apartments; running in & out our houses getting water. Then right back outside to play. I'm truly gonna miss your good spirit. May you rest in peace
Roshonda Taylor
January 14, 2017 | Houston, TX
Jason was a good-hearted person who i knew after he came to Milby High School in 'the '90/'91 school year, what i'll remember most is his crank up that disiel motto for our 92/93 football team! To his family and loved ones my deepest condolences and prayers go out to you all!
Bernard Jones
January 11, 2017 | Houston, TX
To the family...Words can't express my heavy heart of hearing of JP passing on. He was like a distant brother that I would talk with every now and then to the family I understand your sorrow about the passing of a good hearted little brother!! We will meet again JP...
Yowanna Johnson
January 10, 2017 | Houston, TX
I will miss your laugh whenever you stopped by. The only person to always call me Mrs. Jones. My heart goes out to your family. May God give each of them the strength they need as they have to go on without you. Rest now your work is done.
Kimberly Thompson
January 10, 2017 | Houston, TX
To the love of my life, I will never stop loving you, missing you and wanting you. Jason Proctor you was my everything and life will never be the same without you. My mind knows you are at peace but my heart refuse to let you go. I'll scream it to the mountain top I LOVE YOU JP rest in heaven until we meet again.
Shanekia Lockings
January 10, 2017 | HOUSTON, TX
This just seems so surreal, I can't believe that you're gone. I remember you getting on my nerves while at Hartman MS :), but later you became one of my homies. This just goes to show you that we better get our lives together because HE is calling home his soldiers! My deepest condolences to the family, Jason you will be deeply missed!
Valerie King
January 09, 2017 | Houston, TX
Rest in heaven old friend you will be missed.
Aieshia Walker
January 09, 2017 | Houston, TX
Jason Proctor Sr. 43, of Houston passed Jan. 07, 2017.
A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017 at Blackwell-Vasquez Funeral Home 750 Uvalde Rd. Houston, Texas. Visitation will begin at 9AM until funeral at 11AM.
Jason was born to Wallace Proctor and Antoinette Gilbert.
Jason spent most of his life as a social, and overall fun-loving individual. No one could resist his incredible laugh and smile.
Jason was a Charles H. Milby High School alum where he was a star football player, class of 1993. He worked in the technical field for the cable industry. Jason was known as the best shade-tree mechanic you could meet. He loved working with his hands and helping others.
Jason was preceded in death by his beloved mother: Antoinette Gilbert.
Jason is survived by his older brother: Keenan Proctor, his father: Wallace Proctor, his loving fiancé: Shenekia Lockings and their daughter: Antoinette Proctor, his son: Jason Proctor Jr., (Cynthia Rodriguez), his daughter: Jayla Proctor, sons: Keenan Proctor and Jealend Camper. He also leaves behind loving aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews, nieces, including Keela Proctor and a wonderful group of lifelong friends.
Flowers and can be delivered Proctor's Mortuary, Beaumont, TX; or Blackwell & Vasquez Funeral Home, Houston, TX.
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