Anthony Stubblefield

STUBBLEFIELD S UNRISE : O CTOBER 3, 1979 S UNSET : O CTOBER 31, 2025

Anthony Stubblefield was born on October 3, 1979, to Mattie Shaw and Willie Price Jr. Anthony was raised by his loving and compassionate mother, alongside the steady guidance of his stepfather, Kenneth Shaw. From a young age, Anthony accepted Christ into his heart and remained a devoted servant of the Lord throughout his life, always striving to live with purpose, humility, and grace. As the eldest sibling to his brother Marvin Stubblefield and sister Elboni Shaw, Anthony embraced the role of protector and leader, always putting family first. He attended Bryan Adams High School and graduated from South Garland High School, where he showcased his athletic talents on the basketball court. Anthony's passion for music led him to a remarkable career as a rapper and producer under the name Stubb- A -Lean. Rising from humble beginnings, he carved out a powerful presence in the hip-hop world, later becoming a proud member of Star City Records and Kodiene Musiz. His journey took him across cities, where he performed, inspired, and collaborated with major artists, including unforgettable moments when he stood as the star himself. Alongside his musical endeavors, Anthony ventured into the fashion industry with his clothing line, Drank Headz, showcasing his unique style. His music was more than entertainment—it was a bridge through space and time, connecting people through shared stories of resilience, ambition, and truth. His sound reflected his heart, and his legacy continues to echo in every beat and lyric. Anthony always gave generously of his time and resources, consistently extending a helping hand to those in need. His heart was as big as his talent, and his impact reached far beyond the stage. Anthony was preceded in death by his grandfather, Booker T. Stubblefield, and his father, Willie Price Jr. He leaves behind a legacy of love and strength cherished by his beloved mother, Mattie Shaw; stepfather, Kenneth Shaw; his brother, Marvin Stubblefield (Kendra); his sister, Elboni Shaw; his aunts, Annie Stubblefield, Ruby Brock, and Mary Stubblefield; his uncles, Bobby Stubblefield and Booker T. Stubblefield; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and dear friends. Now, free of earthly trials, Anthony rests in eternal peace. He is with our Savior, Jesus Christ, rapping with grace and joy, performing a song like no other in the presence of the Lord. His light will never dim, and his music will live on forever in the hearts of those he touched.

OF S ERVICE F RIDAY , N OVEMBER 7, 2025 12:00 N OON B EXAR S TREET B APTIST C HURCH 2018 S. Marsalis Ave. Dallas, Texas 75216 Pastor Andrew Jackson Pastor Earl Thomas, Officiating

P ROCESSIONAL /V IEWING Clergy, Family and Friends S CRIPTURE R EADINGS :

Old Testament– Katrice Walker New Testament— Katrice Walker P RAYER OF C OMFORT Katrice Walker M USICAL S ELECTION Myesha Hollins R ESOLUTIONS Great Commission Baptist Church Unity of Faith Missionary Baptist Church S PECIAL R EMARKS

Chan Stubblefield-Cousin Lawrence Jacques-Friend Antong Lucky - Cousin E ULOGY Pastor Earl D. Thomas Mountain Top Dallas F INAL V IEWING R ECESSIONAL Clergy, Family and Friends

T O M Y B ELOVED S ON I thought of you today But that is nothing new I thought about you yesterday. And days before that too.

I think of you in silence I often speak your name Now all I have are memories And Your picture in a frame. Your memory is my keepsake. With which I’ll never part. God has you in his keeping. I have you in my heart.

Forever in my heart — Love, Mom Mattie Shaw

S EE YOU LATER , MY BIG BROTHER S TUBB -A-L EAN It's hard to believe I'm really writing this. There are so many things I wish I could tell you—things I thought we'd have more time to share. You were more than just my brother; you were my protector and my friend. You always loved having fun, cracking jokes, and simply enjoying life. To know you was to love you! I cherish the advice you gave me; it was always genuine and unbiased. I will carry you with me always, in my heart, in my thoughts, and in the person, I continue to become. Your love and laughter inspire me to do my best and make you proud. Rest peacefully, my brother. Thank you for everything you gave me: your wisdom, your love, your stubbornness (LOL), and for teaching me to stand firm and hold my own. I promise you, big brother, I will always stay true to myself. Not goodbye but see you later!

Love, Your Little Sister, Your Biggest Fan!!! Eboni Shaw (Candi Lean)

A M ESSAGE FROM M Y H EART : T RIBUTE TO M Y B ROTHER Bro, this is unreal, you should still be here. There were so many years we hadn’t lived yet, so many stories left unwritten. You leaving took a piece of me that nobody ever is going to get. It was US bro. “2Faces1Tear”! I always looked up to you, I was proud to be your brother, you had a big heart, we never had a fight or argument, maybe a disagreement and that was it, it was always love between us. You were a real genuine person that was loved by so many, you lit up rooms when you walked in. Even though your time here was shorter than it should’ve been, your impact was lasting. It’s not fair, you were meant to be here. It’s hard for me, but I trust that God’s got this. I’m not going to question Him: I’m just going to pray and ask Him for strength every day-for me and the family. Just know that I’ll use everything you taught me and keep being a great man, looking after our family. I love you forever bro! #2Faces1Tear! Love your Lil bro!!! Marvin Stubblefield (RayDub)

In loving memory of my precious grandson, whose spirit brought light into our lives. Though our hearts ache with your passing, we celebrate the joy and laughter you shared with us. Your bright smile and kind heart were reflections of the love that surrounded you. We will forever cherish the memories and hold you close in our hearts. Rest peacefully, knowing you are deeply loved and will never be forgotten. Love you forever baby - Momma Lou In loving memory of our dear nephew, Anthony Stubblefield, your vibrant spirit and infectious laughter brought endless joy to our lives. You touched our hearts in profound ways, and your kindness and warmth will never be forgotten. Though you have left us too soon, the cherished memories we shared will forever remain in our hearts. With love, your aunts - Annie Stubblefield, Mary Stubblefield, Ruby Brock We watched you grow with pride and love, and your spirit brought joy to every room. Though your time with us was far too short, your memory will live on in our hearts. You were more than a nephew, you were a light in our lives, and that light will never fade. With Love, your uncles, Bobby Stubblefield, Booker T Stubblefield Jr. From our side of the family, Stubb wasn’t just a cousin or nephew — he was one of us. When my Daddy (Uncle Jr.) got his kids’ names tattooed, he made sure Stubb and Dub were right there too, showing how deeply he valued their bond beyond uncle and nephew. He watched Stubb grow from a little boy, from early mornings driving him from Pleasant Grove to South Garland High, into a man. Stubb's connection with our older brothers, Moon and Big A, ran even deeper. They being more like brothers than cousins. Growing up side by side, running together, making money, and having fun, extending the bond our father built. We, his little cousins, watched him become a pillar both in the streets and in the hip hop community. He was a shining example that we could dream big, build bridges, and make a name for ourselves and our family. Now he joins the strong line of Stubblefield ancestors — cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents — who love and welcome him home.

Rest Easy, Stubb. Love, Uncle Jr., Big A, Moon, Pumpkin, Milo, and Baby Nique

Love you always fam! Cousin - Bruce Brock (Duck)

“Mr. Stubb - A - Lean (In Loving Memory of Uncle) Stubb/Anthony)

From Texas streets to every scene, they knew his name. A legend with Laughter, a heart so wide, the kind of man who gave, never denied. He’d crack his jokes, light up the day. Turn tears to smiles in his own way. A brother, an uncle, a true friend, when he showed love, you felt it too. He rapped his truth, his voice had weight, stories from struggle that made him great. Drink in his cup, but soul full of fire, Real to the bone, forever inspire. Strong and funny, kind at the core, He gave his all couldn’t ask for more. Known in the South, beyond every line, His legacy lasts till the end of time. Now Heaven’s stage has got a new king, still cracking jokes, still doing his thing. And though we cry, we will always grin. Cause we had you, Uncle Stubb, through thick and thin. We love forever, from your kin, Your Nieces and nephews, your blood, your team. Rest easy, king, in eternal peace, Mr. Stubb - A - Lean Love your nieces and nephews - Taye Taye, Tyjanae, A’niyaha, Liberty, LeLe, DeRay and Zykell. We didn’t know that evening that God was going to call your name. In life I loved you dearly in death I do the same. It broke my heart to lose you. You did not go alone, for part of me went with you. The day God called you home. You left us peaceful memories. Your love is still our guide. And though I cannot see you. You’re always by my side. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same, but God calls us one by one. The Chain will Link Again. Love you for Life, - Cousin Chan Stubblefield To my beloved cousin Stubb - A - Lean. Until we meet again, we will think about you always, we always talk about you, you will not be forgotten and never will. Hold you close within our hearts and there you will remain to walk and guide us through our lives until we meet again. Love you forever - Demont Stubblefield (OG Lil D) As I reflect on the cherished moments we shared, I am deeply reminded of the bond that only cousins like us could understand. Growing up together, we had so many good times, even when we had bad times, we were always there for each other. Your sense of humor was like no other. Though my heart is heavy with your absence, I carry forward your legacy of love and resilience. You were not just my cousin but a brother in every sense. Rest well, knowing you left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege to know you. Love you - Cousin Cameron Stubblefield

Cousin, you have lived an incredibly fulfilling life and inspired me and many people along the way, your uniquely funny sense of humor will be sincerely missed you are undoubtedly one of a kind I love you forevermore. Love you - Cousin Myia Stubblefield

I’ M F REE Don't shed tears for me—for I am free Free from pain, and all burdens released. Life's path wasn't always smooth, But I found harmony and my groove.

I stood strong and gave my best, Even when life put me to the test. Through every beat, every line, As my journey concludes, remember me with grace, Celebrate the moments, the love, and the space.

Family to me was love beyond compare, You were my light, my strength to bear. Though I'm gone, you're never alone— My spirit remains, in your hearts, in your home. Now I dwell with our Savior, truly free, No more sorrow, only victory.

In His presence, I rap with grace, A one-of-a-kind song, face to face. Lift your head, don't grieve too long, Celebrate me with joy and song. Let the memories carry you on, In your heart, forever my song.

One never knows just how many friends they have until the loss of a loved one. Words cannot express the comfort you have given us in our time of bereavement, just knowing that your prayers, thoughts, and yes, your presence were with us on this day has made our loss a little less painful. Thank you for the flowers, prayers, cards, food, the kind words, as well as your presence.

A CTIVE P ALLBEARERS

Cameron Stubblefield Demont Stubblefield Milo Stubblefield

Moon Lucky DeRay Noles

Vincent Stewart H ONORARY P ALLBEARERS Booker Stubblefield Bobby Stubblefield Quorey Giddings Tiawan Edwards Lawrence Jacques Flip Wilson E ARTHLY R ESTING P LACE Lincoln Memorial Park Dallas, Texas

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