Billy White Sr. was born on August 7, 1966 to Joyce White and Billy Morgan. Billy White Sr. attended LG Pinkston High School where he graduated in 1984. He was a chaplain of the LG Pinkston alumni Association continuing a legacy of brotherhood, leadership and Service. Billy was a man who believed in serving others. He proudly served in the United States Army (September 7, 1987- May 14, 1992) demonstrating courage, discipline, and dedication to his country.

Billy White Sr. was a Mason. He later became a member of the Paul Drayden Lodge #9 where he served as a worshiper master 1999-2005. Billy served as a deacon at progressive missionary Baptist Church, giving of himself to work of the church and the people and trusted to his care. He also was the president of the brotherhood ministry.

Billy‘s faith was not simply something he profess. It was something he lived. He was a faithful member of Saint Mark AME Zion Church in West Dallas where he later became the pastor. Billy then join Saint Mark AME Zion Church in Oakcliff, where he served as a Sunday school superintendent and part of the ministerial staff, his ministry was a reflection of his heart: devoted to God, committed to people and willing to serve wherever he was needed.

Billy White Sr. was also a member of West Dallas Inter Denominational Ministerial Alliance.

Billy White Sr. dedicated 25 years of his life to the United States Postal Service where he worked faithfully and diligently. His commitment to his work was another testament to the character of a man who understood responsibilities and took pride and providing for and caring for those he loved.

Billy love telling corny jokes. Whether the joke was actually funny or not, and he probably believed it was he had a way of bringing a smile to people‘s faces. The corny jokes, his laughter, and the moments of joy he created will become treasure memories for those who knew and love him.

For 29 years, Billy shared a life and a love with Wanda White that created countless memories. Memories that will now be held especially close to the heart 30 years of birthdays, holidays, conversations, laughter, challenges, victories, quiet moments in ordinary days that became precious simply because we shared them together. Above all, Billy was a family man. He leaves to cherish his memory the love, Children, Jocelyn, Jacquline, Jasmine, and Billy White Jr.He leaves behind a host of nieces and nephews who will forever carry his name, his lessons, his laughter, his faith and his love.