Rickey

Fields

Rickey Fields was born February 13, 1960, to Wilford Green and the late Mary "Sis" Fields. Rickey transitioned from his earthly life at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, MS on July 18, 2022. He was 62 years old.

Rickey attended Nettleton High School and is remembered as a star football athlete. During his work career, Rickey worked as a brick mason for many years and later joined the factory workforce working for Corazzo, Inmon, and continued at United Furniture until his health failed.

Rickey enjoyed fixing on cars, fishing, hanging out with his sons right outside their home, and spending quality time with his grandchildren. Rickey's smiling face will always be remembered.

Those left to cherish Rickey in their memories are his loving wife of 37 years, Vickie Fields; his children: Jamera Elzie (Raven Doss) of Nettleton, MS, Andreca (Malcolm) Devauld, and Latino Fields (Domiquineisha McKnight) both of Shannon, MS. His father, Wilford Green Sr.; eight siblings: Lisa (David) Goree of Shannon, MS, Tyrone Fields of Verona, MS, Tammy Fields of Tupelo, MS. Etoil Green, Joe Willie Green, Debra Gardner, Wilford (Joyce) Green Jr., and Curtis (Jennifer) Green all of Shannon, MS; Claudin (John) Waters of Birmingham, AL; and seven grandchildren, five girls and two boys.

Rickey was proceeded in death by his mother Mary "Sis" Fields, step-father Randy Hughes, brothers Johnny Fields and Terry Fields, nephew Lemiro Fields, niece Laken Goree, and grandparents Candy and Martha Fields, Joseph Green and Joe Willie Walker.