Vincent Keith Gamble

December 25, 1967- January 28, 2022

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Vincent Keith Gamble, age 54, of Texarkana, Arkansas died Friday,
January 28, 2022. Vincent was born December 25, 1967 in Fort Rucker,
Alabama to Eddie L. Sr. and Emmie J. Gamble. He was educated in TASD,
graduating from Arkansas High School with honors. He received a full
football scholarship to Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas.

During Vincent’s lifetime he was the VOICE representing his family
business (KTOY Radio) as an On-Air Personality and Production Manager.
Later in life, inspired by his upbringing in the Miles Chapel C.M.E.
church, he became a minister. He also held positions with Domtar Paper
Mill and as a student intern at the Texarkana Post Office. He was
known for his infectious smile and as a person who loved the Lord and
was ready at any given moment to give a blessing or lead a prayer.

He was preceded in death by his father, Eddie Gamble Sr. and his
brother, Pelvin Gamble, his maternal grandparents, Coach Nathan Jones,
Sr., and Dorothy Hudson Jones, and his paternal grandparents, Calon
Gamble and Margaree Gamble. Vincent is survived by his mother, Emmie
(Jones) Gamble of Texarkana Arkansas; brother LTC (RET) Eddie Lee
Gamble Jr. and his wife CSM (RET) Carmen Gamble of St. Louis,
Missouri, daughter Channen McGary of Houston, Texas, sons: Joshua
Gamble and Nathanial Gamble of Texarkana, Arkansas and Fort Worth
Texas respectively, step-son Tremaine Brown of Texarkana, Arkansas,
nephews Eddie Gamble III. (Penny), Nicholas Gamble, Jordan Gamble,
Niece Katherine Vickers, and great nephews Connor and Callan Meiser.

Funeral service will be held at 10 am. Thursday, February 3, 2022 at
Miles Chapel CME Church, 1002 Ash Street Texarkana, AR. with Rev.
Clifton Brewster, Eulogist. Visitation will be held at Jones Stuart
Mortuary 115 East 9th Street, Wednesday, February 2, 2022 from 5-7 pm.
Burial will be at Memorial Gardens 5200 East Broad St. Texarkana, AR.

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