Willie Jean Fields Sr. was born April 25, 1960, to Ella D. Fields Felder and James Johnson in Granger, Texas.
He graduated from Grander High School in 1979. He united with Allen Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Taylor. He served in the United States Marine Corps.
He married Rita Gage in 2003. He worked for Big Industrial; for Action Riggins in Austin, owned Davontes Club in Taylor, and a professional DJ for many years. He was a member of the Bushwackers Pool Team.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Fields of Taylor; sons, Willie Fields Jr. of Manor, Archie Fields and James Fields of Austin, and Richard Reyes of Indianapolis, Indiana; daughters, Deloris Fields and Anica Reyes of Taylor, Katrina Jones and Ashley Reyes of Temple, and Jessica Reyes of Elgin; brothers, David Fields of Taylor and Paul Trejo of Bartlett; sisters, Ella Fields and Lanell Mitchell of Taylor, Whizzer Bell of Austin, Ruthie Rivera of Round Rock, Ruby McConville of Killeen, and Sharon Harrell of Temple; 10grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends.
He graduated from Grander High School in 1979. He united with Allen Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Taylor. He served in the United States Marine Corps.
He married Rita Gage in 2003. He worked for Big Industrial; for Action Riggins in Austin, owned Davontes Club in Taylor, and a professional DJ for many years. He was a member of the Bushwackers Pool Team.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Fields of Taylor; sons, Willie Fields Jr. of Manor, Archie Fields and James Fields of Austin, and Richard Reyes of Indianapolis, Indiana; daughters, Deloris Fields and Anica Reyes of Taylor, Katrina Jones and Ashley Reyes of Temple, and Jessica Reyes of Elgin; brothers, David Fields of Taylor and Paul Trejo of Bartlett; sisters, Ella Fields and Lanell Mitchell of Taylor, Whizzer Bell of Austin, Ruthie Rivera of Round Rock, Ruby McConville of Killeen, and Sharon Harrell of Temple; 10grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends.
Willie Jean Fields Sr. was born April 25, 1960, to Ella D. Fields Felder and James Johnson in Granger, Texas.
He graduated from Grander High School in 1979. He united with Allen Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Taylor. He served in the United States Marine Corps.
He married Rita Gage in 2003. He worked for Big Industrial; for Action Riggins in Austin, owned Davontes Club in Taylor, and a professional DJ for many years. He was a member of the Bushwackers Pool Team.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Fields of Taylor; sons, Willie Fields Jr. of Manor, Archie Fields and James Fields of Austin, and Richard Reyes of Indianapolis, Indiana; daughters, Deloris Fields and Anica Reyes of Taylor, Katrina Jones and Ashley Reyes of Temple, and Jessica Reyes of Elgin; brothers, David Fields of Taylor and Paul Trejo of Bartlett; sisters, Ella Fields and Lanell Mitchell of Taylor, Whizzer Bell of Austin, Ruthie Rivera of Round Rock, Ruby McConville of Killeen, and Sharon Harrell of Temple; 10grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends.
He graduated from Grander High School in 1979. He united with Allen Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Taylor. He served in the United States Marine Corps.
He married Rita Gage in 2003. He worked for Big Industrial; for Action Riggins in Austin, owned Davontes Club in Taylor, and a professional DJ for many years. He was a member of the Bushwackers Pool Team.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Fields of Taylor; sons, Willie Fields Jr. of Manor, Archie Fields and James Fields of Austin, and Richard Reyes of Indianapolis, Indiana; daughters, Deloris Fields and Anica Reyes of Taylor, Katrina Jones and Ashley Reyes of Temple, and Jessica Reyes of Elgin; brothers, David Fields of Taylor and Paul Trejo of Bartlett; sisters, Ella Fields and Lanell Mitchell of Taylor, Whizzer Bell of Austin, Ruthie Rivera of Round Rock, Ruby McConville of Killeen, and Sharon Harrell of Temple; 10grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends.
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