Brock Saulters, 19, passed away far too soon, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, kindness, and love that will never fade. Born with a heart bigger than life itself, Brock was known for his infectious smile, his goofy spirit, and his gift for making everyone around him laugh. He was the life of every party and the light in every room—never missing a chance to dance, joke, or lift someone’s spirits.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, May 7, 2026, from 6:00 PM until 9:00 PM at Liberty Baptist Church – 2807 MS-37 Raleigh, MS 39153. am A Funeral Service will be held at 2:00 PM at Liberty Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Fellowship Cemetery in Taylorsville, MS. Bro. Rich Ables will officiate. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee is in charge of arrangements. 601-849-5031.

Brock was the kind of young man who would give you his last dollar, the shirt off his back, or anything you needed before you even had to ask. He worked hard every day alongside his dad, Billy, and his brother, Blade—his best friend and partner in just about everything. Recently, he was so proud to have saved enough to buy his first truck, a milestone that filled him with joy and pride.

Family was everything to Brock. He shared a special bond with his sister, Brooklyn—her confidant, protector, and partner in laughter. He was the brother that loved to spoil her. To his mama, he was her whole world, the definition of a mama’s boy, always showing her unconditional love. Every night Brock could be found gaming with his cousins, laughing and talking through their headsets about everything under the sun. When he visited his dad, he would joke around with his other little sister Jordan. He would always get her to bring him an apple from the fruit stand. Nothing, however, showed Brock’s gentle and goofy nature more than his role as “Uncle Brock” to his niece Addy. He was her favorite playmate, spending countless hours swinging, playing Barbies, or patiently letting her fix his hair and apply makeup.

A true country soul, Brock loved fishing for catfish, hanging out with his friends, and diesel trucks. He saw only the good in people, never judged, and never hesitated to help. His kindness ran deep, and his spirit left an impression on everyone lucky enough to know him.

Though his time here was short, Brock’s heart, humor, and selflessness will echo forever in the lives he touched. His family and friends will remember him not with sadness alone, but with the warmth of every smile he gave, every laugh he sparked, and every moment he made brighter.

Brock’s love for life will continue to live on through his family—his mama, dad, brother, sister, niece, cousins, and everyone who adored him. His memory will forever remind them to live fully, love deeply, and never miss a chance to laugh.

Preceded in death by his Maternal Grandfather, Charles David Parish; Paternal Grandfather, Billy Ray Saulters Sr.; Uncle, Jeremy Brian Thornton; and Cousin, Andria Jo Parish.

Brock also passed from this life alongside his cousin and friend Devon Wilson.

He is survived by his father, Billy Saulters Jr.; Mother, Nicole Parish (Shawn); Brother, Blade Saulters (Aly); Sisters, Brooklyn Saulters and Jordan Saulters; Maternal Grandmother, Jane Parish; Paternal Grandmother, Diann Saulters; Niece, Adalynn Saulters; and many Aunts, Uncles, and other loving family.

Pallbearers will be Brayan Broadway, Trey Broadway, Brody Blakeney, Brendan Blakeney, Noah Speed, and Brady Menjivar.

Honorary Pallbearers will be Gauge Harvey, Preston Harvey, Bo Crosby, Ty McCallum, and Jake Runnels.

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