Death date: Oct 6, 2020
Kansas native Len Dell Fields, 60, passed away Tuesday, October 6, 2020, in Houston, TX. He was born June 18, 1960 to Johnny Fields and Mary C. Fields of Arkansas. An avid golfer, Len Dell enjoyed spending his Sundays on the sunny Read Obituary
Len Fields, you were my special friend. We had great times together. Heaven got one more angel. Rest in heaven.
The Reverend
Hey dad. I hope you're resting well and making everyone laugh. I miss you dearly and love you much
- Bat-might
Love you pops!!!! I’m doing ok just taking your advice and living!
Peace be with you at this difficult time.
REST IN PEACE: You will be missed deeply in my family. Many happy years were shared with you. To the children and family, Len was one in a million.
God Bless the family.
Erma, Ben, Fred and all Hines family.
Everett & Family: Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.
Len will remain in my heart forever.
Len (Daddy long-legs), how I will miss you. We had so many great times together. From the pay day take-out dinners, to the movie theater trips. Since I was ten years old (32 years now) you have been in my life, and I knew you better than I knew my own, natural father. When I got my first car, when I graduated high school, when I graduated college, you were there. It is going to be hard to go forward knowing that you will not be around anymore. I know that Jesus Christ has taken you home to be with him, and I will see you again one day. Thank you for always being willing to be there, and for all the great times we had.
To Brian, Everett, Raylen and Chloe, you had a great father, and I hope you know that his life made a positive difference in the world. May the Lord Jesus Christ go with you in life, and God Bless you all.
You were a very sweet and caring person. Always was full of life and in good spirits. I will miss you texting me and calling me almost everyday. The best friend I could ever ask for. Really missing you right now.
Uncle Lendell you will be truly missed and i love you. You made every family gathering a joy with your smile and personality. I will always remember july 4, 2020 when you had that flash light being goofy. So happy me my hubby and kids got to spend another holiday with you. Kiss grandma for me and for your children keep your heads up. He is resting now in peace. I love you!! Leanisha F.
