Jonathan Wesley Webb – 38, Known by all as “JON” was born to Randy Webb and Kim “Honse” Webb of Lake Dallas, on September 29th, 1984, at Lewisville Hospital in Lewisville, TX. He passed away at his home in Sunset, Texas on Saturday, December 24th, 2022.
From as early as three years of age, Jon knew exactly what he wanted to be… a fireman. He followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, dad and many relatives who served and are still serving communities in the Fire Service whether Volunteers or Professional.
Jon was his dad’s assistant at Arch Fire Dept. in Arch New Mexico as they served that community and helped to do the maintenance on the equipment. Later the Family moved to Mountainair, NM where He joined the FD at the age of 15 as Junior Fireman and was able to even attend calls while in High School as duty called. He really enjoyed the “getting out of class” part … when the fire pager would sound.
After the family moved back to Texas, Jon Graduated Lake Dallas High School in 2003 and even on his class ring had the Fire Department emblem engraved on the side below his name. In 2004, he joined the Highland Village FD and served there while attending Fire Academy and began his Paramedic Training. And then in 2005 He achieved his Goal of being on a paid Fire department and became a Paramedic on the Kennedale Fire department where he served until Dec. of 2011 as Driver-Engineer / Paramedic.
Since January of 2012, Jon has served as Firefighter / Paramedic on the Hurst Fire Department where he attained more than 15 certifications. All throughout his career, he wanted to grow in his knowledge and anytime some sort of FD training was offered he would say, “Sign Me Up”.
Jon moved to Justin TX while at Kennedale and soon joined the Justin VFD where he and Angie met and served for several years together. In approx. 2016, Jon purchased property in Sunset, TX. While living there on the property in a travel trailer, He and Angie built their home. They were married on their property on May 19th, 2018. Their home overlooks their small lake. They had cattle, sheep, dogs, catfish, wild hogs, deer, and lots of cats. Jon’s hobbies included… hunting, fishing, building, farming, time with Angie and time with family.
Jon Is Preceded In Death By: Cousin, Matthew Webb, Grandmother, Nancy Flanagan, Grandfather Bill Honse and Grandfather Wesley Webb.
He Is Survived By: Wife – Angie (White) Webb of Sunset, Parents – Randy & Kim Webb of Callisburg, Sister – Tanya & husband Rob Schnetzer & their sons Hudson Wesley & Jericho Zane of Gainesville – Stepsons – Garrett & Chelsea White & their sons Theo & Levi of Lindale, – Brady White and Tara Nichols of Kodak, TN. Grandmother, Dolores Honse of Denton, – Grandfather – Bob Flanagan of Grapevine, (Uncles & Aunts) Rickey Webb of Lake Dallas, Butch & Yvonne Honse of Highland Village, Kevin Honse of Corinth, Sherry Honse Clearman & Dickie of Denton, Ric & Mindy Flanagan of Paradise, Paul & Tracy Fields of Grapevine, Robin Allen of Robert Lee, and many cousins…and extended family including a huge family of the Firefighter Brotherhood.
Honorary Family Members: Joe & Andi, Shari, Chris & Bea, Jack & Pam, & Clinton.
Pallbearers: Jon’s Fire Fighter Family
- Del Ray Pope
- Derek McCoy
- Chris Johnson
- Richard Bohlken
- James Leblanc
- Aaron Belanger
- Marshall Vaughn
- Nathan Ballard
Honorary Pallbearers: Jon’s Cousins
- Cody Dollison (Tristan)
- Cody Mayes (Shannon)
- Daniel DePauw
- Jace Roberts (Callyn)
- Jason Dill (Taylor)
- Kevin Honse Jr.
- Kyle Flanagan
- Michael DePauw
- Roland Mattern (Amanda)
- (Samantha Honse)
- Steven Webb
- **Matthew Webb
Jon will be greatly missed by all who loved & knew him… “God Speed Jon Webb… We’ll Take It from Here”
Sending lots of love and prayers to all of you. Mu heart aches for your loss. I know how much ya’ll loved him. It will not be easy in the coming days, but I know the two of you have the Lord to sustain you. Just take good care of yourselves. Jon is in heaven at the place we all hope to be someday.
Thank you dear Helen.
I just learned of your loss. I am pained for you. I know parents are not supposed to bury their children. I know you were full of pride and love for him. You have my sympathy.
Thank you Ruth. This is such a unreal pain. Our hearts are broken.
I miss you even when you were a jerk you were great and a fun uncle