The Men’s Trip began in 2008, the year of Victor’s death, as an
honor to his last planned outing which was a fishing trip.
What made the planned fishing trip so special for Victor is co-worker he befriended

 and bonded with over their love of fishing.
Nothing about this type of relationship would be considered
exceptional but for the fact that his co-worker had lived all his life and
had been taught by his family to be a devout racist.
Loving others despite the differences was instilled into Victor as
well as all the Humphrey children, by our family Matriarch,“BWare”.
With this mentality, Victor was able to not only convert the
hatred that his co-worker had in his heart to love but also convert other
members of the co-worker's family, including the man's father.
The co-worker and members of his family attended the first Men’s Trip
and maybe one other after that. Although, we don’t hear from
him much, he is still considered a friend of the family.

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Victor Humphrey's Obituary
Humphrey, Victor

Sunrise-March 1, 1956

Sunset-Sept 13, 2008

Victor's parents are Barbara & I.W. Ware,

Father; Howell T. Humphrey Sr. who
preceded him in death along with his
brothers Howell T. and Terrence J.
Humphrey. He leaves to continue the
celebration of his life his wife Juanita
Humphrey, children JoVon and Victor
Humphrey Jr.. Sisters Vikki L.
Stewart, Halana T. Humphrey,
Almeta Harris and Denise Walton.
Brothers Benjamin E., Brian E.
Humphrey, Kevin Brown and
Anthony Garcia.

Grandmother Tommie Bell, Aunts Kay Jackson
(Willie) and Chester Malvern and an
infinite number of cousins, nieces
and nephews.