Titus Dinsher Jefferson Obituary in Tchula at Lakefront Memorial Funeral Home

Obituary For Titus Dinsher Jefferson

05/25/1974 - 10/20/2026

Titus Dinsher Jefferson

Titus Dinsher Jefferson was born on May 25, 1974, to Jennie Mae Jefferson of Tchula, Mississippi, and the late Stanford Lee Daniel. On October 20, 2026, Titus departed this earthly life, leaving behind cherished memories and a legacy of love that will forever remain in the hearts of his family and friends.

Titus attended S.V. Marshall High School, where he was a proud member of the Class of 1994. He was a hardworking and dedicated man who began his employment with Tchula Co., LLC in October 2002. Throughout the years, he demonstrated commitment and dedication to his work.

Titus enjoyed traveling, especially taking trips to Dallas, Texas. He valued the special moments spent with those he loved and the memories made along the way. He also shared a treasured friendship with his best friend, Judy Wilson.

Titus was preceded in death by his father, Stanford Lee Daniel.

He leaves to cherish his precious memories his loving mother, Jennie Mae Jefferson of Tchula, Mississippi; one sister, Mary Jefferson Martin (Cedric) of Tchula, Mississippi; four brothers, Terranton Jefferson, Shedrick Jefferson, and Eric Jefferson, all of Tchula, Mississippi, and Toi Jefferson of Horn Lake, Mississippi.

His loving children, Takiya Jefferson and Tyius Jefferson, both of Greenwood, Mississippi, and Shabrea Valentine of Chicago, Illinois, will forever carry his love in their hearts.

He also leaves behind three precious grandchildren, Kavyn Rankin of Greenwood, Mississippi, and Kehlani Valentine and Khari Keller of Chicago, Illinois.

Titus will also be lovingly remembered by his best friend, Judy Wilson, along with a host of other relatives, friends, classmates, and loved ones whose lives he touched.

Though his earthly journey has come to an end, the love he shared, the memories he created, and the legacy he leaves behind will live on forever.

"Forever loved, never forgotten, and always in our hearts."