
Celebrating the Life of
July 4, 1979 — April 19, 2025
Dallas W. Humphrey
Born July 4, 1979 – Passed April 19, 2025
Dallas W. Humphrey was born on July 4, 1979, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, to Peggy and Andrew Humphrey. He passed away on April 19, 2025, at Empath Hospice in Tampa, Florida, after bravely battling esophageal cancer.
Dallas is survived by his beloved wife of 18 years, Raelynn Humphrey, and their children: Reyna, Damien, Gabriel, Graysea, Tiana, Tennessee, Trulee, and David. He is also survived by his sisters, Andrea and Jennifer, his brother Matthew, and thirteen cherished nieces and nephews.
Dallas was a loving father, a dedicated husband, and a loyal friend. He was full of laughter and life, and he made it his mission to spread love and kindness to everyone he met—a mission that will continue through those who love him. He will be remembered for his irreverent humor, his outgoing personality, and the way he made every space brighter just by being in it.
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You were made for being the crazy, fun loving, husband to my daughter and father to grandchildren of whom both you loved dearly. God bless and keep you till we meet again.
Mr. Humphrey always had my family back and made the impossible possible. Dallas had a way of turning a negative into a positive and spoke real talk which came from his heart ❤️ Meeting and knowing the Humphreys has changed my view of the world. The Humphreys has shown me that there are some really down to earth loving and kind souls out here in this earth we share. I appreciate and commend Dallas for the love he shared with us all and I will never ever forget this man. Raelyn I admire your new journey because you are going to get stronger and stronger with the children and by having Dallas being with you in spirit you will feel it. God has another task for Dallas to complete and he prepared you to take over.. You got this sis❤️🙏
It doesn't feel real that you aren't here anymore. But my favorite memory of you Uncle D is when my mom and her kids first met your oldest three kids at McDonald's. I remember how happy you were and you interacted with them so well. You were still goofy, but I could see you were fulfilled. Fatherhood softened you and made you gentler. I'll miss you forever Uncle D. You died way too soon.

There was no drop down option for favorite sister that shared a wonder twin power...I need to complain! My brother and I could fight like cats and dogs and also be each other's best friend. We had a long time of separation and weren't in each other's lives but my brother never gave up on reconnecting. When he became ill, he reached out to me and I couldn't abandon my brother when he needed me the most. We had 8 weeks of reconnection and during that time most of the walls had come down. The last time we spoke, he had called me in serious need of his sister's protection and I jumped on the plane that night. I made it! I remember the day he was born and I was privileged to share in his deathbed vigil. It was one of the most intense and I dare say magical experiences I ever had. I'm heart broken he's dead and my grief journey will include a lot of difficult ponderances, but I feel like my brother was really proud of the work we did in that hospice room. I'm grateful he always kept believing we'd reunite, grateful he waited for me and we still have our wonder twin powers. I love you, favorite brother ❤️ I love you, Rae and all of those amazing babies ...you & Dal's Humphrey Tribe
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