Lester Ellis
Sunrise: April 8, 1944 – Sunset: March 12, 2025

Vistiation Friday, March 21,2025, 11a.m-7pm
Daniel & Son Funeral Home Chapel
401 West 18th Street | Bryan, Texas 77803

Funeral Saturday, March 22,2025 | 11:00 a.m.
Clayton Baptist Church
7664 Old Jones Road | College Station, Texas 77845

Lester Ellis was the sixth child born in the family of twelve children with the togetherness building a loving bond through Tommy and Jessie Mae Ellis. He grew up in the country of Brushy Community where he first attended Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Burleson County until the church became associated with Clayton Baptist Church in the community where he was a member later in life.

Lester learned many things from his parents, and this is where he received such giving and caring spirit. He graduated from E.A. Kemp High School in 1963.
Lester was always busy in the neighborhood, moving trash, digging or transporting waste or good for the elderly or ill residents. He worked for several years for Brazos Valley Flooring and Design until his retirement. After that he did most of the jobs no one else wanted to do.

Lester was preceded in death by parents, Tommy and Jessie Mae Ellis; sisters, Tommye Ellis James and Betty Pearl Ellis; brothers, Johnny Sims Ellis, Sr., Lawrence Charles Ellis and Merion Earl Ellis. We will cherish special memories always – sister, Ruby Ellis Waller; brother, Leon Ellis, sister, Joyce Ellis Newton, and a brother, Anthony Paul Ellis; a truck load of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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6 Comments

    1. I just read your comments about Lester Ellis. I remember you from grade school. Your brother Emerson and I were close and graduated together in 1966

  1. Dear family I know that the many memories that you have of Lester will bring you peace I am so sorry for the loss of your love one. Inatha Jones Linton

  2. Moses and Jean Lankford send our condolences to the family of Lester, We will keep you lifted in prayer love You all

    1. I vividly remember Lester as a 1st grader in 1953. He sought me out and help me greatly. Little did he know that he help this kid out after I lost my aunt to an assassination. He just wanted to help this kid out. My heart goes out to the Ellis, Green and Moore family.

      Respectfully

      James Irvin