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Montrell L. Mucker

FUNERAL HOME

A. D. Porter & Sons Funeral Home - Downtown

1300 West Chestnut Street

Louisville, Kentucky

Montrell Mucker Obituary

MUCKER, MONTRELL L. , 18, passed away Thursdays, February 1, 2007. He was a member of New Christ Unity Christian Church and former employee at Value City Dept. Store. Survivors: mother, Latevia Mucker; father, Clayton Ditto; grandmothers, Joyce Mucker, Ethel Ditto and Barbara Webster; brother, Lamont Greenwell; sisters, Latia Greenwell and Camille Mucker; uncles, Wathen Brown, III and Dionne L. Mucker. Funeral: 11 a.m. Monday at A.D. Porter & Sons, 1300 W. Chestnut St. with burial in The Mucker/Stewart Cemetery, Guston, KY. Visitation: 2- 4 and 6-9 p.m. Sunday.

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Published by Courier-Journal on Feb. 4, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Montrell Mucker

25 Entries

regenia summers

September 27, 2007

God called on his precious son to look after the younger ones. He was gone too early.

Nisey Montfort

March 1, 2007

i went to middle school at Lassiter with Montrell. He always made every one laugh and always had a smile on his face. I'll pray for the family and the only thing i can say is hang in there!! God Bless youu all

Brigitte Jones

February 20, 2007

I am so sorry to hear about your lost. I will continue to pray for the Family.

Kimberly Hall

February 19, 2007

Montrell where do I start I haven't seen or talked to you since PRP. Until tonight when I just happened to walk into the living room and seen your picture on the tv. I calipsed on the couch with dis beliefe that such a horrible thing could happen to a wornderful person like you. It still don't seem true to me Everytime I think about you all I think about was your Million dollar smile. No matter what was going on in your life you always kept a smile on your face, My prayers goes out to your family and friends. I know your smiling down on all of us now. That is what is making me keep my head up through out this horrible situation. You are loved and missed by many

Kayla Typrowicz

February 19, 2007

I was so shocked to see that it was Montrell in the accident he was such a funny loving guy who always had a joke to tell he was in my class and always brought a smile to our face... I'm so sorry that you all had to loose him but just know he will be in our hearts forever!

Neisha Gentry

February 17, 2007

You always been my friend since i was in 6th grade. I know we didnt talk that much but i always remember seeing you in lassiter with that pretty smile. We'll miss you

Carla Green

February 9, 2007

I am so sorry for your loss. I had the opportunity to work with Montrell in the Sons of Issachar Program. He always had a joke and a smile on his face. My prayers are with you and your family at this time.

February 9, 2007

We will miss you!

Love Always,
Aunt Lisa, Grandmothers, Tiffany, TJ and Malek

Michael Mucker

February 6, 2007

We are so sorry for the unfortunate death of Montrell. We shall continue to pray a special prayer for the entire Mucker family.
Earth has no sorry that heaven can not heal.
Michael and Nett Mucker

Glendora Carter

February 6, 2007

I went to Lassiter Middle school with Montrell. He was on almost all of teams. Except in 8th grade he was on the wizards. Montrell was very goofy in middle school and was always very playful. I will pray for the family and for the good friend that is gone but not forgotten.

Shawna Jordan

February 6, 2007

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

Stephanie Jones

February 6, 2007

I would like to take the time out to say thanks to all the people that have had a kind word to say to us in our time of need. I'm Montrell's Aunt and I came to this site this morning while at work just to see if the reporters had put anything else in the newspaper for today and I found this site. You guys has lifted my spirits this morning. To all the young people that may read this I just want to say LIFE IS SOOOO SHORT LIVE EVERYDAY TO THE FULLEST BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT LAYS AHEAD. Montrell was a sweet and kind boy and an even sweeter baby I know that he is looking down on all of his friends and smileing that million dollor smile of his at your kind words. May GOD bless you all and thanks again.

Slim Brown

February 5, 2007

He was a cool funny dude. When we see each other, we be throwing hot ones. In other words (joking). We be playing. He was cool though. Im gonna miss him.Before this had happen, last week I saw him in the mall with a female. We said wat sup, whats goin on and we started ridin each other out. That was fun. But now he's in a better place. I never will forget him. I know who he is. Sorry for his family. A said thing it had to happen like this. Peace Montrell

Miata Stevenson

February 5, 2007

I went to PRP with Montrell. He was a really good person and knew how to make us all laugh. I also lived on Wyandotte with him. He will really be missed. I didnt have the chance to attend the funeral but I did come to his visitation. My thoughts and prayers are extended to the Mucker family in this time of need. Montrell: I love you and will see you soon!!!

Tammy Whitworth

February 5, 2007

For the short time i knew Montrell he impacted my life. Put a smile on my face everytime i saw him. Joyce you did such a great job raising him, you are in my prayers.

February 4, 2007

I AM PRAYING FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DURING YOUR TIME OF BEREAVEMENT. I DIDNT KNOW MONTRELL, BUT IT STILL HURT TO HEAR WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM.

J. R. ROBINSON
*EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH

Kamae Dixon

February 4, 2007

To the family of "my boy" Montrell,
I met him at Value City when he first started and would like to say that he was so special. There was something about Montrell that drew me to him and vice versa. I saw him the day he came in for training. He worked in the same area and we clicked instantly. I loved his sense of humor and his innocence. He was just a happy spirit and he was so excited about working and making money to pay his bills. He introduced me to his girlfriend and was so proud of being on his own. I let him know as often as I could how proud I was of him for wanting to work. I told him that I had sons and he laughed and told me that he knew I gave it to them. He could tell because I stayed on him at work. He was there everyday with a smile. I actually quit on the day that Montrell came to me with some problems he was having at work. I didn't like how he was being treated, but I encouraged him to stay and try to make the best of his job. I said goodbye to him but I had no idea it would be forever. I am so sorry for your loss and want you to know that I feel your pain. I did not know him before Value City, but I could see the potential he had inside. Grandmother Mucker, you did an excellent job with your grandson. He represented you well. Stay strong, you and your family will be in my prayers.

Pearl Gillespie

February 4, 2007

Joyce Mucker & Fmily
Remember GOD IS STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU. "Blessed are they that mourn for they shall receive comfort." (Matt. 5) Please accept the comfort that only God can give you during this time of loss. God's Spirit will lead you to all truth, wisdom and peace you cannot understand. We are praying for you! Pearl G. & Barbara King

Shanice Young

February 4, 2007

Montrell, my cuz will be missed dearly by everybody, i just want to say don't cry, don't worry yourselves, cause you will see him anotjer day and another time
Love Ya'll

Yvette Crayton-Goodwin

February 4, 2007

Montrell was one of the original students enrolled in the Sons of Issachar Program and Canaan Community Development Corporation in 2002-2003. Montrell always had a bright smile and he loved to come to my office and sit and chat with me before going to his class. Montrell was a bright student. I had the pleasure of getting to know his grandmother, Joyce Mucker, who was a devoted grandmother and she loved Montrell dearly. I was so shocked when I saw Montrell's picture in the newspaper. I will always remember his smile. (Ms. Crayton (AKA Ms C) as known by the students in the program.

Shareka Morrow

February 4, 2007

Montrell Mucker, a jokerster,a class clown, but cross that line and he'll warn you. I grew up with him lived around the corner and attended Lassiter middle whith him, Yes he was someone who I dated someone who I wish I could've gotton closer with befor he passed. This shows that life really has no age limit to death, and also to never take it for granted. You will be missed very much! NO lie about that To his brother Lamont G baby boy hang in there I know it's rough I lost my mom this past Sept. To the rest of his family and friend and especially his granny who he talked proudly of I wont say it's gonna be OKAY not at all but hang in ther it waill get better. Think of all the happy times! You'll be missed Baby boy Wait fa us! Take care! We'll unite one day!

Aundrea Locke

February 4, 2007

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow. I had the opportunity to work with Montrell in the Sons of Issachar Program. I believed in his potential, I am sadden by this tragic event. My prayers are with the family.

Carl Williams

February 4, 2007

Rest in Peace.
GOD bless the family.

Melissa & Caitlin Molnar

February 3, 2007

Montrell and my daughter, Caitlin, were in Mrs. Duck's class for 2nd and 3rd grades. While I haven't seen Montrell since he attended Flaherty Elementary, I remember his smile and laugh. He was always quick to give a hug. We are so sorry for your loss.

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