Delton Vermont Lewis Jr.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held Friday, at 1pm at Broadway Church of Christ. Interment will follow at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Parks under the direction of Griffin Mortuary.  Delton Vermont Lewis Jr. was born on April 27, 1998, in Lubbock TX to Delton Lewis Sr. and LaToya Hymes. From the very beginning, Delton possessed a remarkable spirit, a bright mind, and a personality that would leave a lasting impression on everyone blessed enough to know him. Delton attended Estacado High School, where he formed lifelong friendships and captured the hearts of his teachers and educators. His intelligence, wisdom and unforgettable personality made him someone who stood out wherever he went. He had a special way of connecting with people, leaving behind memories that would be cherished long after the moment had passed.

Delton found joy in the simple yet meaningful things that made life beautiful. He loved traveling and exploring the world, fishing with his boys, showcasing his talents in the kitchen, and above all being a father. No matter how busy life became, spending time with his family was something he treasured deeply. Family was at the heart of who Delton was, and he made it a priority to be present and create memories with the people he loved every chance he got. Those who knew Delton will remember him as an incredibly smart, wise, and loving young man whose presence could transform and ordinary moment into an unforgettable memory. He was the true definition of the life of the party. His infectious energy, vibrant personality, and unmistakable smile had a way of lighting up every room he enterd.

Delton had a gift for bringing people together, making others laugh, and creating an atmosphere of joy simply by being himself. His impact reached far beyond his immediate circle, toughing the lives of his principals, educators, friends, and family. He was loved by so many and the love that he gave in return was a reflection of the beautiful spirit he carried. Among the many special relationships in Delton’s life, the bond he shared with his grandmother held a place all its own. He loved and cherished her dearly, and their connection was one built on a love so deep and genuine that words could never fully express it. Their bond was a beautiful testament to the power of family, a connection that time could never diminish and distance could never break. The love they shared will forever remain a treasured part of his story. As Delton grew older he continued to dream, plan, and work hard building a future for himself and his family. He earned his commercial driver’s license (CDL) and began gaining the experience necessary to pursue his vision of one day owning his own trucking business. His ambition reflected his determination to create something of his own and build a legacy that would extend beyond himself. Delton was a young man with dreams, potential, and future, he was working hard to bring to life.

On October 11, 2026, Delton Vermont Lewis Jr, departed this life, leaving behind a void that can never truly be filled. Although his itme on earth was far tooshort, the love he shared, the laugh he brought, the memories he created, and the lives he touched will remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

Delton’s life reminds us that a person’s legacy is not measured solely by the years they live but by the love they give, the lives they touch, and the memories they leave behind. His smile will never be forgotten, his laughter will forever echo in the hearts of those who loved him, and his presence will continue to be felt in the lifes of his family and friends. Though his earthly journey has come to an end. The love surrounding his name will never fade.

Delton is preceded in death by his mother LaTonya Shanta Hymes, his grandfather Willie Dale Anderson, his grand mother Barbara Anne Moody, and his uncle Willie LaDale Anderson.

Delton is survived by his father Delton V. Lewis Sr., his grandmother Jean R. Anderson, his sons Deyton K. Lewis and Legacy Lewis, his sisters Zyria Lewis, Karaysha White, Za’Mya Bracy, Z’Nya Bracy, Avia Williams, Nyla White, and Chasity Anderson, his brothers Kashious Lewis, Cory Bracy, Karmon Cooper, Karmelo Cooper, Zion Hoyt, Zyron Hoyt, and Donnell Hoyt, and a host of other relatives and friends.