Dustin Ray Langley

On April 25, 2026, The Lord called Dustin Ray Langley, 27, home to Heaven. He was full of life and lived every day to its fullest. He had a radiant smile with a very energetic personality, which made him a very likeable person. Dustin never met a stranger and never expected anything from you but friendship. If you didn't know and love Dustin it was absolutely your loss. He was known by many as "Gremlin" and if you were Grem's people, he loved you with his whole heart.

Gremlin had a huge love for sports, especially the Ole Miss Rebels and Oregon Ducks. He was very passionate about his teams. He enjoyed watching all sports and playing his video games and listening to music, among many other things. His favorite pastime was spending time with his best friend Savannah. They had a special bond of six years and enjoyed comic con, going to concerts, horror movies and so much more. But mainly just spending time together no matter what they were doing.

Dustin is a 2018 graduate of Pearl High School and will leave behind many special teachers and friends, all of whom have a special memory of Gremlin.

Dustin leaves his memories to Rex and Heather Hart, Dylan Hart and Faith Pendergrass, and soul mate Savannah West. He also leaves behind his nanny Sherry Langley of Brandon, MS, his mawmaw, Helen Hart, of Madison, MS, and one special aunt, Amy Langley of Brandon, MS, as well as uncle "Doll" Lester Yount of Morton, MS, uncle Jeff and aunt Dana of Johns, MS, and great aunt Becky of Pelahatchie, MS. He also leaves many cousins and other family members. His is preceded in death by his pawpaw Kenny Langley, Pawpaw Hart, Big Great Granny and Pawpaw (Bud and Marie Cook), uncle Ricky Hart, great uncles Eddie Cook and Jerry Langley, two great aunts, Nett (Janette Yount), Ann McMullan and so many other special family members and friends gone to soon.

Visitation will be 5- 8pm Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at Ott & Lee Funeral Home in Brandon, MS. His funeral service will be 10:30am Wednesday in the Chapel of Ott & Lee Funeral Home with Coach Bobby Ford officiating. Graveside services will follow at Crestview Memorial Gardens in Brandon, MS.