Mack L. Kincer Sr.

Mack Leonard Kincer Sr.

Grand Prairie, TX:  Mack L. Kincer SR. passed away peacefully in the presence of his wife and children Monday September 20 , 2021 at Baylor Scott and White.
Funeral:  Friday 2p.m. September 24, 2021.  Visitation:  Friday 1p.m. September 24, 2021 at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church 4034 W. Pioneer Dr. Irving, TX 75061.  Burial will be at a later date at Oak Grove Cemetery Irving, TX.

​Mack was born August 11,1936 in Crawford, TX.  During his earthly journey, he was many things to many people.  Husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, son, mentor and many more things to many more people.  But most importantly he was, and still is a Christian, a child and a servant of God.
He loved God, he loved to serve God, and he loved his church.  Mack served as Chairman of the Deacon Board at Pioneer Drive Baptist Church for many years.  He taught Sunday School and was a member of the church choir where he loved to sing praises to God.  He served in a music ministry for the elderly where he would go once a week and minister through music. Mack also had a love for people and a concern for their eternal salvation.
On the path of his journey home, he left many positive and Spiritual gifts to those he encountered. To his family, he left a wealth that cannot b​e measured.  From companionship, love, understanding, moral and ethical virtue, and spiritual guidance beyond even our comprehension.  As of now, only Heaven knows the extent of the lives that were touched by Mack.
We as family, and fellow servants of our Lord and Savior, will miss the earthly presence of Mack Kincer.  But the love and gifts he left each of us will be treasured in our hearts daily.  We celebrate the peace that he knew on earth through our Lord and Savior, and only try to imagine the peace which is his in the presence of Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior.  We know Mack is singing praises before Him.
He served his country in the USAF, attended Baylor University for 2 years. He retired from Darr Equipment.  He loved to sing and share music with others.

He is predeceased in death by wife Joann Kincer, Mack Kincer JR. Michael Sandlin, Michelle Sandlin, and Shane Suess.
He is survived by his wife Naomi Kincer children: Vickie and Rusty Dawson, Brenda Kincer, Pam Young, Debbie Summers, Lisa Sandlin, Keith and Stacy Kincer, Billy and Beckie Ballard and Anthony and Tracie Sandlin, 20 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild
Sister Delorous Robertson, brothers Bill and Georgia Kincer, and Steve and Debbie Kincer.

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