Obituaries

Prescott (Rickey) West
Irving, TX – Prescott (Rickey) West, 65 transitioned peacefully from this life on Saturday, November 18, 2023 in Irving, TX; with his loving daughter Renetta by his side. On September 18, 1958 in Monroe LA, Prescott was born to Alice Mae West and Lucias Owens. He was raised by his grandmother Dorothy Logwood, in Monroe until age 18 affectionately known as “Madea”. He moved to Danville, IL shortly thereafter where he was reunited with his mother and other siblings. He was preceded in death by his father Lucias Owens, and a brother Cyrus Burton. He leaves to mourn, his mother, Alice Mae Hall, step-father D.W. Hall; four sisters Shelia Burton, Dorothy Cloyd, Grace Hall, and Angela Weaver. Two brothers Donald, and George Hall. Three children who he shares with Mable Gouard, a long-term companion, Antonio Gouard, Sr, Renetta Gouard, and Rickey Gouard, Sr. A daughter Liza West, and a bonus son of Scottie Kirk, he shares with his estranged wife Joan West, and two Best friends we loving acknowledge – Main Hancock, and John Clark. He has 11 grand children, 2 great-grand children, and a host of nieces, nephews, and friends. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him dearly. A “Balloon and Ashes Release” will be scheduled simultaneously at Lone Star Race Track in Grand Prairie, TX; at the Golden Nugget Casino, Danville, IL.; and Horseshoe Indianapolis Casino, Indianapolis, IN Cremation arrangements by Lone Star Cremation.
Condolence Messages

9 Responses

  1. Dad,
    I miss you so much already. I’m thankful for all the amazing years and memories of us. Having a Dad such as yourself who was literally a Jack of all trades, made life that much better. You always made sure I was taken care of along with your granddaughters who Loved you so much. I have truly enjoyed bragging about you and being Daddy’s girl. The opportunity to take care of you was an honor. One thing for sure I almost got my barber license with the many times I cut your hair. Lol
    The fight is over Dad, you can rest now without any worry, as I watched you fight until your last breath. Until we meet again, I’m thankful to have been by your side. I Love you Dad.

  2. Man this is hard, gonna miss you big brother, you looked after us when we were kids although you thought you were my uncle and not my brother for a long time. We had our ups and downs like any siblings but we never stop loving each other. I will rub your feet when I see you again. Rest peacefully, you will be forever in my heart

  3. I’m still at lost for words, my step dad but I called you pops and you treated me like a son of your very own, I’m gonna miss you I really am I love you with everything in me , R.I.P pop

    Love Tony

  4. God is good he knows when we gone leave this earth God will see the family through I am thankful God blessed us to have children I am sorryfor their loss gone miss him family look to God he will make a way in his time mable

  5. Sorry To Hear Of Ricky’s Passing..Our Parents Were Close Friends.. Ricky was an excellent Drawer,I Still Have A Picture He Drew Of My Daughter…. Definitely Keeping You All In Prayer.. Harvetta Rose

  6. Ricky you were not only a friend but family many years..It was a pleasure knowing you and hanging out with you during our card days..Rest in peace my friend, To my cousins niece’s and nephew and My dear friend Dorothy Cloyd,Alice Hall and the entire family,,My deepest condolences prayers to you all

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