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Mrs. Ollie P. Whitaker
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Friday, January 3, 2014
1:00pm - 6:00pm Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services: Saturday, January 4, 2014
1:00pm Mount Calvary Church, 1350 East Avenue
Interment: Porter's Chapel Church cemetery
Ollie P. Whitaker was born
on January 29, 1922 to the late Johnny and Annie Perkins in Warren County, Mississippi.
She confessed Christ at an early age. She was a member of Travelers Rest Baptist Church. She was a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and sister. She had a good heart and was willing to help anyone that needed help.
Ollie was preceded in death by her husband, George Whitaker; daughters, Rosie Johnson and Doris Perkins; sister, Irene Johnson; brothers, Albert Perkins, Ben Perkins, John Perkins and Joe Perkins.
She leaves to cherish her loving memory: three daughters, Georgia Moore, Lucy Moore and Theresa Sutherland all of Vicksburg, Mississippi; nine grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; two sisters, Thelma Kent Jones of Vicksburg, Mississippi and Mary Fenderson of New Orleans, Louisiana; brother, Melvin Perkins of Vicksburg, Mississippi; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends
Mr. Dominique L. Miller
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Saturday, January 4, 2014
10:00am - 11:00am Church of Christ, Culkin Road
Funeral Services: Saturday, January 4, 2014
11:00am Church of Christ, Culkin Road
Interment: Cedar Hill cemetery
Dominique Ladale Miller was born
June 15, 1991 to the proud parents of Jim and Nicole Miller in Vicksburg, Ms. Dominique accepted Christ as his savior and was baptized at the age of 12. He was a dedicated and faithful member of the Culkin Road Church of Christ. He served diligently in many capacities at his church. He had a great love for working in ministry!
Dominique loved to witness to others about his Lord and savior; he was always inviting and encouraging others to join him in going to the house of the Lord.
Dominique was a 2010 graduate of Warren Central High School. During his high school years he was a member of the JROTC team and received many outstanding awards, including citizenships and Olympic awards. Moreover, Dominique was a star running back for the school. He was known for being a leader of his team and having excellent team spirit! During his younger years he was involved in Martial Arts where he excelled in the sport. While participating in Martial Arts he achieved numerous awards, including advancement to the rank of Blue Belt.
Dominique was a loving, caring, and sharing young man who always extended a helping hand to anyone he saw who needed help. His smile was worth a million dollars! His parents referred to him as, "a gift from God!" The happy child who found joy in all seasons of his life is the person Dominique. Dominique was known for his positive outlook on life regardless of what the situation. His speech defined his actions: I won't complain!
Dominique's work history began at Kroger's; he later moved to Batesville Casket and finally to Mid-West Cleaning Service until he transitioned to be with the Lord. He was a hard worker and enjoyed going to work and working with his co-workers.
Dominique transitioned his life to be with the Lord and Savior on December 30, 2013. Dominique leaves to cherish his loving memories; his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, Jr. (Nicole); Kieyonnia D. Miller (sister), Malcolm S. Miller (brother) Maternal Grandparents; Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kelly Sr. (Cora); Paternal Grandmother, Ruth D. Miller all of Vicksburg; Ms; Uncles Robert Kelly (Femeca) Eric Kelly (Jan) Frederick Kelly, and God Brother Jamie Burkley. He leaves a host of aunts, uncles, and numerous cousins and relatives.
Ms. Mildred Lee "Granny" Johnson
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Tuesday, December 31, 2013
10:00am - 11:00am Cedar Grove M.B. Church, 3300 Grange Hall Road
Funeral Services: Tuesday, December 31, 2013
11:00am Cedar Grove M.B. Church, 3300 Grange Hall Road
Interment: Cedar Hill cemetery
Mildred Lee Johnson, affectionately known as “Granny” was born
May 5, 1947, to the union of Samuel Johnson and Maple Lowe Johnson in Carson, Mississippi.
She accepted God at an early age and grew up in the Shorts Chapel C.M.E. Church in Bassfield, Mississippi, and later became an associate member of the Waterloo Missionary Baptist Church in Lorman, Mississippi and continued her Christian walk at Cedar Grove Missionary Baptist Church, in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Mildred grew up in the Shorts Chapel Community in Jefferson Davis, County, and, spent her formative educational years at Carver High School in Bassfield, Mississippi. She moved to Alcorn State University in October of 1981 to live with Lee Roy and Betty Johnson and later resided in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
On December 27, 2013, Mildred departed this earthly life at River Region Medical Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Mildred was preceded in death by her parents, Samuel and Maple Johnson, sisters Grace Booth and Lucielle Gray, and a brother Richard Johnson.
She leaves to cherish her fond memories: her beloved brother, Lee Roy (Betty) Johnson, of Vicksburg, Mississippi; her beloved sister, Earnestine (Rayfus) Hall of Mt. Olive, Mississippi; nieces Grace Yvette (Maurice) McFarland, Sr. of San Antonio, Texas, Andrea (Gabe) Harris of Vicksburg, Mississippi and nephews Kenneth Hall of Mt. Olive, Mississippi, Richard (Crystal) Johnson of Marietta, Georgia, Mitchell Sims of Columbia, Mississippi; Robert Johnson of Fresno, California, Dorian Gray of Fayette, Mississippi, Terance Price of Bassfield, Mississippi; and a host of relatives and friends including special family friend Sharron Harris of Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Mr. Wade Sylvester Elzie, Jr.
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Monday, December 30, 2013
10:00am - 11:00am Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services: Monday, December 30, 2013
11:00am Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home Chapel
Mr. Jerome W. Nickson
Funeral Services: Saturday, June 8, 2013
12:00noon Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home Chapel
Interment: Cedar Hill cemetery
Mr. Jerome Wayne Nickson, “TuTu” was born
July 17, 1959 in Vicksburg, Mississippi to Joe Williams and Bessie Lee Howard, (Revell Howard, Sr., stepfather).
He attended Warren Central High School. He worked many years as a construction worker.
Jerome loved his family and friends. He found joy and pleasure in helping others, especially his beloved wife, grandchildren and great-grandchildren whom he loved dearly. He enjoyed motorcycle bike riding and fishing. He was a very friendly person and would always greet you with a “smile”.
Jerome was preceded in death by his wife, Verna Dean Davis, his parents, Joe Williams and Bessie Lee Howard, his stepfather, Revell Howard, Sr., and several siblings.
He leaves to cherish his memories: one step-son, Elwin Johnson, Sr. (Rosalyn) of Vicksburg, Mississippi; sisters, Albertha Tolliver of San Francisco, California, Callie Caston of Los Angeles, California, and Joann Reese (Riley) of Detroit, Michigan; brothers, Charlie Williams of Los Angeles, California, John L. Nickson (Lena), Norman Price, Sr., and Roy Nickson all of Vicksburg, Mississippi and a host of nieces, nephews, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends.
Mr. T. J. Robinson, Sr.
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Friday, June 7, 2013
12:00noon - 6:00pm Family Present: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services: Saturday, June 8, 2013
11:00am Repose in Church: 10:00am Belmont M. B. Church, 4446 Charlie Brown Road
Interment: Belmont Church cemetery
Mrs. Dora J. Sims
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Saturday, June 1, 2013
12:00noon - 5:00pm Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services: Monday, June 3, 2013
12:00noon Wayside Church of Deliverance, 1404 Clinton-Raymond Road
Interment: Orange Hill Church cemetery
Dora Sims was born, January 22, 1948, to the late Joseph and Estein Guice in Bolton, Mississippi, Hinds County. She departed this life on Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
She was preceded in death by her sister Ruby Bell, her brother James Guice, and her son-in-law Apostle Andrew Fulgham.
Pastor Sims accepted Christ at the age of 13 and was a member of Orange Hill Missionary Baptist Church. She later joined Wayside Church of Deliverance in July, 1983. She served as an active soldier, prayer warrior and intercessor for many years. She also did evangelical work in many areas including: street ministry, nursing home ministry, prison ministries, radio broadcasting and soul seeking ministries. In January of 2007, she
founded Wayside New Jerusalem Ministries where she served as Senior Pastor. The ministry started in Raymond, Mississippi and later relocated to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She served as a faithful and dedicated Pastor until her death.
Pastor Sims worked in food service for many years. After working many years for River Hills Country Club, God lead her to start her own business, "The Potter's Kitchen". She owned and operated her restaurant for 10 years. She was an amazing cook, and was famous for a number of dishes, including peach cobbler, banana nut bread and dressing.
She leaves to cherish her memories: three daughters, Jacqueline Fulgham (Largo, Maryland), Trina Sims (Pompano Beach, Florida), Willie Ann Sims (Fort Lauderdale, Florida); two grandchildren, Anjosanlynn Fulgham and Andrew Fulgham, II; three brothers, Leon Guice (Jackson, Mississippi), Joseph (Ollie Mae) Guice, Jr., (Edwards, Mississippi), and Emmanuel (Sylvia) Guice (Bolton, Mississippi); six sisters, Mary (Robert) Daniels (Edwards, Mississippi), Gussie (Jerome) Miller, Rose Daniels and Anna Guice (all of Louisiana), Christine Guice (Pasaguola, Mississippi), and Shirley Guice (Atlanta, Georgia); and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Mr. Johnny Johnson
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Friday, May 31, 2013
12:00noon - 6:00pm Lakeview Memorial Funeral Home
Funeral Services: Sunday, June 2, 2013
2:00pm Repose in Church: 1:00pm Pleasant Valley M.B. Church, 260 Hwy 27
Interment: Cedar Hill cemetery
Johnny Johnson was born
on December 17, 1964, to parents J.D. (deceased) and Evangeline Hayes in Edwards, Mississippi. He was the 15th of seventeen children. He passed away on Friday, May 24, 2013. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Rosie Harvey and Nathan Haggard; parental grandparent Susie Richardson; four brothers, Gregory, Robert Earl, J. D., and James Franklin Johnson and one nephew, Paul Johnson.
He was educated in Edwards, Mississippi and was a 1983 graduate of Utica High School. He confessed his faith in Jesus Christ at an early age, and was baptized at Ratcliff Chapel in Edwards, Mississippi.
He met the love of his life, his soul mate, Linda White, in 1992. After dating her for five years, he married
his soul mate. To this union no children were born. Johnny and Linda were preparing to celebrate 16 years of marriage on Saturday, May 25, 2013.
He was not afraid of hard work, after graduation he was employed with Koestler Pallet Sales in Edwards, Mississippi, for over 31 years. He never met a stranger; he was full of life and lived life to the fullest. He had a special way with all children that crossed his path. He had a special bond with his grandchildren.
Johnny enjoyed all that life had to offer him. He kept a smile on his face and kept the dance floor hot with his smooth moves. There was never a dull moment when he was around.
He leaves to cherish his fond memories: his loving and devoted wife of 16 years, Linda White Johnson; his mother, Evangeline Hayes; three daughters, Joni Warner, Janeshia Jefferson and Shemekia Jones all of Vicksburg, Mississippi; three sons, Jonathan Warner and Leonard Jones both of Vicksburg, Mississippi and Jermaine Furnace of Texas; eight grandchildren, Kemiya B. Wallace, Kemond Jones, Chelsea Rankin, Chauncey Rankin, Airon Jones, A’Mar Jones, Lenzoria Jones and Larry Thomas all of Vicksburg, Mississippi; four sisters, Deloris (Daniel), Johnson and Gertrude (A.J.) Montgomery, both of Edwards, Mississippi, Della Johnson of Memphis, Tennessee and Bobbie Jean Johnson of Los Angeles, California; nine brothers, Frank (Yvonne) Johnson, Columbus Johnson and Andy A. Johnson all of Los Angeles, California, Donald Ray (Chiquita) Johnson, James Johnson, and Cornelius Johnson of Edwards, Mississippi, Earl Lee Johnson of Champaign, Illinois, Ernest (Barbara) Johnson of Detroit, Michigan, and Jerry Johnson of Clinton, Mississippi: three special nephews, Melvin Johnson of Bolton, Mississippi, Cordderious and Ricky Johnson of Jackson, Mississippi, two special nieces, Coretta (Ernest) Frazier of Edwards, Mississippi, and Loretta (Wayne) Walls of Phoenix, Arizona; nine sisters-in-law, Cherry White Chatman, Dorothy White (Louis) Miles, Tina White (James) Dillard, Leona White Craig, Carrie Stewart, Patricia White, Johnnie R. White and Gladys White Sanders all of Vicksburg, Mississippi and Lillie Stewart of San Diego, California; and a host of aunts, nieces, nephews and other relatives including the Mays, Sanders, Robinson and Harvey Families of Edwards, Mississippi.
Mr. Marvin O. Robinson
Funeral arrangements are as follows:
Visitation: Tuesday, May 28, 2013
4:00pm - 7:00pm Collins Northside Chapel, 461 Northside Drive, Jackson, MS
Funeral Services: Wednesday, May 29, 2013
11:00am Repose in Church: 10:am Greater Bethlehem Temple Church, 1505 Robinson Street, Jackson, MS
Interment: Garden Memorial Park cemetery
If I Could Be His Voice .............................
To my family and friends - what must be going through your minds right at this moment. I can only imagine that some of you, your thoughts are traveling back in time to a special day, January 19, 1952. Yes, I was that little country boy born
to John Curtis and Lillie Mae Robinson in Clinton, Mississippi. My parents and brother, Carza, preceded me in death.
Although I was born
here, during my early years, my family moved to Harvey, Illinois, where I attended grade school and high school and began working a variety of jobs. One job I loved in particular, was training and grooming race horses at several race tracks throughout the United States. Nothing so challenging as training horses to become winners.
I'm Marvin, but many call me "Sug", Uncle Sug", Cousin Sug and "Grand daddy Sug". I'm sure that by those who know me, I'm called a lot of "other names" too. Uh huh, go ahead and laugh, I knew I would get you with that one. Remember, laughter is good, it makes the heart happy. If a tear begins to drop, it's okay, tears bring about a cleansing, a refreshing, a new direction. However, I would rather you remember how I could make you laugh so hard, your sides would hurt (including mine); or, make you so mad that I knew it was time for me to leave - or you.
Anyway, through the years, I met the love of my life. When I asked Nay to marry me (May 28, 1994), to my surprise, she said yes and my favorite cousins made it happen right here in Clinton, Mississippi. My wife has been my "Angel" and has stuck by me to this end. I leave her to cherish almost 19 years of marriage. I know without a doubt that she will continue to be stedfast in her walk with God and that God's capable and loving hands will take care of her. She led me to Jesus and I was baptized in His Name. Trinia Linette, our daughter, passed away on October 24, 2004, but added to our family two grandsons, Derrick Macklin and Trenell Adams.
You may have already shared your thoughts about me during this time, but let me share with you my many talents. Our family grew up on hard times, so we learned to survive. Learning how to cook was one. I think I did pretty well in this area because some of you would lick those fingers, want more and say, that was good! Did I ever play a trick on you as to what you were eating?
I also loved to fish. I'd grab my fishing poles, bate them and sit by the water waiting to catch that big one. Nobody could beat me except my fishing buddy All and he had no problem bragging about it. I won't mention any names, but someone in particular thought they could beat old "Pops". Oops, did I give that person away? Be quiet Tammy, don't laugh! I think they know who they are.
Give me my lawn equipment and I was your next landscaper - Marvin's Landscaping. And lastly, I loved spending time tilling and growing my own vegetables. I kept Nay busy. I was going to make a country girl out of her one way or another. It's nothing like growing your own food. Anything to do with being outdoors, that was me.
To my daughter Tammy Evans, step-daughter Christy (Jawon) Thomas, my sons Derrick Mack, Marvin (Money) Evans, Tommie Scales and Christopher Miller, choose to make better lives for yourselves and all of my grandchildren. Don't look back on the negatives as to what should have been, but push ahead in the areas where you saw my strength and not my weakness. My pride did not let me tell you enough that I loved you. those three words were so hard for me to say. Nay could read me so easily and she knew that when you have lived a hard life, sometimes the shame of it all can't find its way to the surface to simply say, "please forgive me". The love was always there. Don't let my past failures give you an excuse not to do what is right.
Nay would say, we all stand before God to give an account for how we have lived our lives. Honestly search your lives and make sure you are not just talking the Word of God, but living the Word of God. Don't let it be said, "Too Late".
And finally, I also leave to cherish my memories: my four brothers, Charles (Andria) Robinson, Harvey, Illinois, Johnny Lee (Doris) Manor, John C. (Rebecca) Robinson, Jr., Floyd Robinson; two sisters, Lenora Robinson and Gloria (Willie) Taylor, all residing in Mississippi. My brother Joshua Robinson recently passed away, April 15, 2013.
My love to 15 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends
