Wallace "Buck" Sheppard II

Wallace Dane “Buck” Sheppard II, 70, of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on October 6, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of cherished memories, laughter, and a love for music, entertainment, and the simple joys of life.

Born on July 10, 1956, Buck was a man with a wonderful sense of humor and a personality all his own. He had a special appreciation for the things that brought laughter and nostalgia, from classic cartoons and Monty Python to comic books, baseball cards, and collectibles. His love for music was a big part of who he was, and he enjoyed spending time at concerts and music venues, often recording live performances to preserve the moments and sounds he loved.

Some of the fondest memories shared with Buck included attending concerts, visiting arcades, and spending weekends exploring flea markets in search of hidden treasures. He enjoyed buying, selling, and collecting comic books, baseball cards, and other unique finds. Whether he was sharing a laugh, discovering a new collectible, or enjoying a favorite song, Buck had a way of finding happiness in the things he loved.

Buck spent his professional career as a cinematographer, combining his technical knowledge with his passion for capturing moments on film. He also earned a degree in television electronic repair, reflecting his interest in technology and the world of entertainment.

Buck was preceded in death by his loving parents, Wallace Dane Sheppard and Jacqueline Chandler Sheppard.

He is survived by his sons, Eric Sheppard and Lee Stokely; his brother, Brian Sheppard; and his sisters, Teresa Johnson, Danea Anderson, and Becky Boyd, along with other family members and friends who will cherish his memory.

Buck will be remembered for his quick wit, his love of music, his appreciation for life's little treasures, and the countless memories made with those who knew him best. His unique spirit and sense of humor will live on in the hearts of those who loved him.

Though the music may have stopped, the memories and laughter Buck leaves behind will play on forever.