Elder Newgean Webber was born on October 8, 1947, to the late Ike Webber and the late Lillie
Mae Willingham Webber in Brickeys, Arkansas. He departed this life on August 8, 2025. He
was preceded in death by both of his parents; two sons, Lamont and Andre Blocker; two
brothers, Terry Webber, Sr. and Baby Webber; two sons-in-law, Darvin Wallace and Elbert
Burgess and two brothers-in-law, Mack Ivory and Rufus Hamilton.

Elder Webber was born again and baptized at an early age. Elder Webber founded his first
church, New Bethel House of Prayer in Cody, Arkansas. Later in life Elder Webber became the
founder of Faith Works Church of God in Christ in St. Louis, Missouri.

Elder Webber attended school in Brickeys, Arkansas. After moving to St. Louis, MO he
co-owned E&E Webber Upholstery Shop and then he moved back to Arkansas and became a
pastor. Once Elder Webber found love again, he moved to Moreno Valley, California and
began ministering to the elderly in nursing homes until his health fell.

He leaves to cherish his memory, his devoted wife, Florine Ivory Webber; five daughters, Janet
Blocker, Debbie (Dante) Mitchell, Helen Jean Burgess, Michelle Washington and Delashawn
Washington; two sons, Joe Tanksley and Tarrell Washington; seven sisters, Carrie Hamilton,
Verne (Hillery) Hollerman, Brenda Wade, Claudine Ali, Loretta Webber, Wendy Webber and
Valerie Clayton; six brothers, Willie D. Webber, Joe Willie Webber, Sr., James (Marilyn)
Webber, Victor (Yolanda) Webber, Sr., Mark Webber, Sr. and Tony Webber, Sr.; one sister/
niece, Amy Webber; 26 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren; two uncles, John Smith and
Johnny Smith; three aunts, Mary Ann Smith, Ruth Thibodeaux and Linda Smith;  one sister-in-law, Desi Rae Webber and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.