Notifications

No notifications
We will send an invite after you submit!

Memories & condolences

Year (Optional)
Location (Optional)
Caption
YouTube/Facebook/Vimeo Link
Caption
Who is in this photo?
Or start with a template for inspiration
Cancel
By posting this memory, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Notice.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
My love, time stopped the day u left this world and me behind I still wish every day we had gone together I am so broken and the pain is worse every single day. I'm so sorry I wish I had one more time to feel u hold me to hear u say u love me to see that love in ur eyes and to feel truly loved just one more time. I wasn't ready then and I wouldn't have been if we were 80. I love u so very much and I need u! I love u more today than I did yesterday and I will love u even more tomorrow! Wait for me please I live everyday to be with u again its all I have to hang on to. Tell ur dad I said hi 😘 😢 
My Love...I cant begin to explain or describe the literal, emotional, mental, and physical pain I have experienced since u were so suddenly ripped from my life. I finally appreciate and truly understand the ominous words u so often said to me throughout our Fairy Tale...so often, randomly, and with such certainty and sentiment u would look me in my eyes and say "I have to die first Laura" as always knowing what would follow I would try to get u to forget where ur thoughts were going but u would never let me do that...when u had something to say it was going to be said and then it came as it always did..."I'm serious...I have to die before u because I can never know what it is to live in this world without u. It would kill me, it would break me, I think about it and it terrifies me." I never really knew why this seemed to be something that crept up on him from time to time but I would always say" I don't want to feel that either, maybe we'll go together." As a matter Of fact, there were several times that we nearly did die together and i wonder why if this was going to be my life why didnt God just let it be. I finally  realize that I completely understand why he feared this so much because I am standing here and I know what it is to live in a world where he does not exist any longer.  And it's like nothing in the world matters anymore. I'm grateful that he got his wish because I would never want him to feel the pain that I do, to lose so much of who u r, to try to convince urself they are just away on a trip but wait and wait and they never come back. And I wish so many times that when we were out doing things when the scenarios came where we could have died at the same time that it had happened that we could have gone together in peace and neither of us would have ever had to know what it felt like to be empty.  It's been 2 years, and it's as painful today, more painful actually then it was then. I've missed so much. He's missed so much and everything we ever wanted to do in life was together, so nothing will ever be what it should have been when half of what would have made it everything, it would have been is gone and not there to experience it with you. "Your my favorite...ya know that?"..." I better be your ONLY"..."You are u are everything i ever wanted and more wrapped up in a pretty box with i big green bow on top...I love you baby"...."I still love u more always...Mrs Sargent. Don't u ever forget it."
Flower

Send flowers

Share your sympathy. Send flowers from a local florist to Justin's family or funeral.
Addendum to original obituary; Justin was preceeded in death by his father Justin B. Sargent, Sr. He is survived by his mother Deborah Sargent, his brother Robert Sargent, and sister Tina. His one true love and soul mate Laura Sargent, his three sons Gavin Bryce Williams, Owen Thomas Williams, and Justin "Blake" Sargent, III, and the Apple of his eye and Daddy's girl Kaedyn Grace Sargent. He was also blessed with a very loving and meaningful relationship with his very first grandson, Kannon Grey Williams the Light of his Life.  From the day he began dating his wife he made it his sole purpose to be accepted and loved by his in-laws as well, a mission he far excelled at as he did everything he did in life. He was survived by Diane and Joey Langley, Jr  his in-laws who he loved, respected, and considered his family.  As well as Kyle Langley  his brother-in-law and close friend, he considered himself to have two brothers in which he loved very much and attested that the majority of his fondest memories included them both. His early loss of his father left him in need for the love and approval of a father figure as he grew into a man who he contributed solely to Mr. James Whelan Sr, and Jr "Bubba" who were able to fill the abyss that his fathers death had left in him as a person and he never forgot their importance in his life and growth. And lastly, his best friend in life Rudy Etheridge who he attributed so very many fun, drunken, memorable, and emotional moments to that made his life so very full. Thank you so much to everyone who made Justin's life everything it was he loved all and was so very loved in return his memory keeps me, moves me, breaks me, and reminds me that I was one of the few who was truly blessed with the one true love meant for me and no time can ease or fill the void and excruciating pain losing him has left in me and never will. I love you!!
Helping hands

Add to his legacy

Please consider a donation to any cause of your choice.

Want to see more?

Get notified when new photos, stories and other important updates are shared.

Get grief support

Connect with others in a formal or informal capacity.
×

Stay in the loop

Mr. Justin "Junebug, Jr" Sargent, Jr, Jr.