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Celebration of Life Bennie Rogers Bland Life reflections: Mr. Bennie Rogers Bland, was born, August 7, 1957 To Erma Jean Bland- McClain in Cass County TX, Bennie enjoyed watching football and Basketball you can say he was a true sport fan. When he wasn’t watching sport, He enjoyed watching his collection of DVD movies thatContinue Reading
Celebration of Life
Bennie Rogers Bland
Life reflections:
Mr. Bennie Rogers Bland, was born, August 7, 1957 To Erma Jean Bland- McClain in Cass County TX,
Bennie enjoyed watching football and Basketball you can say he was a true sport fan. When he wasn’t watching sport, He enjoyed watching his collection of DVD movies that he accumulated over the years. Bennie was also known for remember birthdays and holidays. If he had your phone number you can bet for sure he would call you and wish you happy birthday. He also enjoyed being outdoor cutting grass from time to time.
Bennie will be remembered for his gentle spirit and kindness, leaving a lasting impression on all who had the privilege to know him. Bennie believed in family value and the connection it created between his love ones.
Bennie departed this life on August 12, 2025, at the age of 68. He was preceded in death by his mother Erma Jean Bland- McClain.
He leaves to cherish his memories: his siblings sister : Joyce Knight, Angelia Knight, Sharon Richard McClain, Camille Fulton, brothers Gary Coleman, and Brandon McClain, also his close cousins, Lynette Love Bland, Kalvin Bland, Mickey Bland and a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
In honoring Bennie Rogers Bland a Memorial celebration of life will be held at St. Paul Cemetery in Bivins Texas where family and friends will gather to celebrate his life, share memories, and offer comfort to one another. We invite all whose lives were touched by Bennie to join us in honoring his legacy, remembering the joy he brought to our lives,
Bennie Rogers Bland will be deeply missed, but his spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who loved him.
Memorial Service: September 27, 2025 Saint Paul Cemetery Bivins,Texas Time – 11:00 AM
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Shirley Barbour
left a message on September 21, 2025:
Shirley Barbour
I and the entire Maxie family, would like to extend our sincere condolence to the Bland and extended family members. I will not be able to join you during the celebration ceremony at the St Paul Cemetery, but pray God's continued strength and comfort. Bennie was certainly a gentle person and we grew up together. But let me tell you one thing, he would fight off the "Atlanta Girls" in a heart beat when it came to me. Yes, he and my brother Ray Maxie stood at the door of Bus 59 as I had to run to the bus most evenings during elementary school. Gentle is the one word that comes to mind to describe Bennie, but let me tell you, you just knew not to "rub him the wrong way" and back then, bus 59 with Mr. Z. Matthews was our place to be and we looked forward to seeing each other and took care of each other. I recall the days that Bennie would sometimes take ill on the bus and his sisters, cousins, and the rest of us were there to assist him (we were probably just in the way of his sisters) but the Bivins community was ONE FAMILY! Also, those who knew Bennie can tell you that he would sometimes tell you to "get out of my face" or "go on" in a gentle way before he would "give you a hug"....🤣 Bennie knew exactly when the mailman would delivery mail at the post office EVERDAY😀 Family, God bless and keep you!
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Shirley Barbour
left a message on September 21, 2025:
Shirley Barbour
I and the entire Maxie family, would like to extend our sincere condolence to the Bland and extended family members. I will not be able to join you during the celebration ceremony at the St Paul Cemetery, but pray God's continued strength and comfort. Bennie was certainly a gentle person and we grew up together. But let me tell you one thing, he would fight off the "Atlanta Girls" in a heart beat when it came to me. Yes, he and my brother Ray Maxie stood at the door of Bus 59 as I had to run to the bus most evenings during elementary school. Gentle is the one word that comes to mind to describe Bennie, but let me tell you, you just knew not to "rub him the wrong way" and back then, bus 59 with Mr. Z. Matthews was our place to be and we looked forward to seeing each other and took care of each other. I recall the days that Bennie would sometimes take ill on the bus and his sisters, cousins, and the rest of us were there to assist him (we were probably just in the way of his sisters) but the Bivins community was ONE FAMILY! Also, those who knew Bennie can tell you that he would sometimes tell you to "get out of my face" or "go on" in a gentle way before he would "give you a hug"....🤣 Bennie knew exactly when the mailman would delivery mail at the post office EVERDAY😀 Family, God bless and keep you!
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.