Services

Visitation One

Sat. Feb. 4, 2023
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Cypress Bible Church

11711 Cypress North Houston Road
Cypress , TX 77429-2817.

Funeral Service

Cypress Bible Church

11711 Cypress North Houston Road
Cypress , TX 77429-2817.

Graveside Service

Sat. Feb. 4, 2023
4:00 pm

Klein Memorial Park (Cypress)

14711 Cypress N Houston Rd
Cypress , TX 77429.
Sat. Feb. 4, 2023
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Cypress Bible Church
11711 Cypress North Houston Road
Cypress , TX 77429-2817.
Cypress Bible Church
11711 Cypress North Houston Road
Cypress , TX 77429-2817.
Sat. Feb. 4, 2023
4:00 pm
Klein Memorial Park (Cypress)
14711 Cypress N Houston Rd
Cypress , TX 77429.
In Memory of
Micah Alan McAfoose
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On January 20, 2023, God called Micah home from the small town of Corrigan, Texas on his way back home from SFA in a tragic car accident. He was 18 years old.

Micah Alan McAfoose was born on August 22, 2004 to Donald Jr and Melody McAfoose in Houston TX. From the day he was born, Micah was a man who needed no introduction. He wielded curly blonde hair, deep blue eyes, the brightest smile and the deepest laugh. At the age of five, Micah played his first game of baseball. He would go on to play in the legendary Cooperstown, New York, then for Cypress Ranch High School and Stephen F. Austin. It was on the baseball diamond where his connection to Waffle House was born with the promise that every home run would be rewarded with an All-Star Breakfast. Micah was a catcher his whole life, wearing the now-famous number 22.

Micah loved dinnertime, disc golf, Skip-Bo, country music, a good campfire, his dog Patches, and spending time with others. He could make just about anyone laugh with his quick wit and joyous, goofy grin and could fall asleep just about anywhere with his smiley-face pillow. He made friends everywhere he went – from the baseball field to the fine arts hallway and everywhere in between. At SFA, Micah forged relationships quickly. He and his friends referred to themselves as the “Sexy Seven,” spending time together regularly and inviting others in everything they did.

Micah was not shy about his faith in Jesus. He was heavily involved in the youth group at Cypress Bible Church, traveling on missions to Waco, New York City, and all throughout the greater Houston area. Every year, Micah made it a point to work as a “water boy” for Vacation Bible School. It was through his church that some of Micah’s deepest relationships took root. At SFA, Micah put together a small Bible study with his friends and had begun attending Grace Bible Church. His favorite Bible verse unsurprisingly comes from the book of Micah:

“He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” – Micah 6:8

Micah is survived by his father Donald Alan McAfoose Jr, mother Melody Adair Thurwalker McAfoose, brothers Donald Alan McAfoose III, Mitchell Allen McAfoose, Mace Allen McAfoose and grandparents Donald Sr and Lois McAfoose, and James and Yvonne Thurwalker. Aunts and Uncles are Jessica (Chad) Ponder, Aaron (Jana) Purcell, Ricco (Traci) Thurwalker, Samuel (Anne) Thurwalker, Jeremiah (Jolene) McAfoose, Jordan (Sharon) McAfoose, Justin (Christina) McAfoose, Staci Thurwalker. Cousins are Alexandria Frances, Alexa Thurwalker, Riley Purcell, Ross Thurwalker, Samuel Ponder, Makenna Purcell, Dustin Carter, Case McAfoose, Jack Thurwalker, Sophie McAfoose, Jeremiah McAfoose, Julien McAfoose, Grace Thurwalker, Waylon McAfoose, Josephine McAfoose.

Micah’s funeral will be held on February 4, at Cypress Bible Church. There will be a visitation at 1:00 and a ceremony at 2:22, with a graveside service to follow. 
 

Thank you for visiting this memorial web page.   Please sign the online guest book to let the family know you were here thinking of them.

Tributes

Message from
Aunt Gini
Wed, 02/01/2023

22 was his number
Micah is his name
He lived life to the fullest
And baseball was his game.

He left this world too soon
And though we don’t understand
Micah love Jesus fiercely
And God had a different plan

So if you stop in at a Waffle House
Here’s what you need to do.
Lift your fork towards heaven
For number 22

We love you Micah. You touched so many hearts and you will be missed here on earth but we will see you again.