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MOTHER DELBRA YVETTE SHARPE STOWE
As Jesus’ whispers became clear, she could now hear Jesus calling. Her heart was fixed, and her mind was made up. Jesus as- sured her that she was more than a survivor, she was a conqueror!
Mother Delbra Yvette Sharpe Stowe rested peacefully in Jesus’ care as she transitioned at 3:42 A. M. Sunday, August 23, 2020.
A Private Celebration Service will be held for Mother Delbra Yvette Sharpe Stowe.
Delbra Yvette Sharpe Stowe was the eldest of seven siblings born to the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Miriam) Sharpe, Jr. on March 20, 1952, in Tampa, Florida. She was educated in the Hillsborough County School System, and was a 1969 graduate of Howard W. Blake High School. She further matriculated to The University of South Florida and Hillsborough Community College.
Becoming a college graduate was one of her greatest accom- plishments.
At an early age Mother Stowe accepted Christ as her Savior and Lord. She joined Re-Birth Mis- sionary Baptist Church in 1994 of which Rev. Zachery Hudson is the Pastor. She served as the Church Clerk as well as being a part of many other auxiliaries. Mother Stowe later became a member of Heritage Christian Community Baptist Church under the tutelage
FAMILY NOTICE
DEACON JULIOUS CORNELIOUS SHINE ‘JAY’
Deacon Julious C. Shine transi- tioned to his Heavenly home on Fri- day, July 31, 2020, in Mobile, Alabama. The family of Julious would like family and friends to join them as they celebrate the memo- ries of his life on Saturday, Septem- ber 5, 2020, at 1 p.m., at Giddens Park, 5202 N. 12th Street, Tampa, FL 33603.
Julious was born to the union of Adrian I (deceased) and Mattie Shine in Tampa, FL on December 11, 1957. He was the 4th of 8 children.
Julious was a loving, kind- hearted, caring man that showed unconditional love and always en- couraged everyone that came in contact with him.
Julious accepted Christ as his personal Savior at an early age, while attending New Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. H. L. Daniels, pastor.
Julious attended Hillsborough County Public Schools, graduating from Chamberlain High School, in 1977. Julious was on the track and field team. During that time, he set and held many records in the 440 hurdles, earning himself a scholar- ship, which he chose to attend col- lege at the University of Alabama.
While attending college, he would meet and marry the love of his life, Angela.
He later returned to Tampa and was employed with the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation De- partment, serving at the Riverview Terrace and Riverfront Parks until 1992.
Julious then moved to Alabama, where he was employed with the
City of Mobile for 23 years. His health began to decline and he re- tired in 2016.
After retiring, Julious worked in his purpose, the track and field program. Coach Shine, as he was af- fectionately called, tirelessly men- tored young athletes. He touched so many lives. He was an inspiration and encouraged many.
Julious was preceded in death by: his father, Adrian Shine, I; par- ents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Luma (Leola) Rocker; grandmother, Mil- dred Jordan; aunts, Yolanda War- mack, Geraldine Brown, and Lagertha Jones; and uncles, Ran- dall and Robert Jordan.
Julious leaves to cherish his memories: his devoted wife of 36 years, Angela Rocker Shine; mother, Mattie Shine; 2 daughters, Chandra (Dominique) Williams, and Ryan (D’Andre) Day; 2 beauti- ful granddaughters that adored him, Kyleigh and Dalainey Day; 5 brothers, Renice Freeman, Adrian (Regina) Shine, II, Michael Shine, I, Heyward (Alice) Shine, and Timo- thy (Angela) Shine; 2 sisters, Mary Shine Jenkins (Keith), and Brenda Shine-Harris; 2 brothers-in-law, Randy and Steven Rocker; uncles, Rumel Jordan, Curtis Brown, Bernard Jordan and Tony Jordan; nephews, Adrian Shine, II, Aquil Hilarie, Jalen Workman, Michael Shine, II, Desmond Shine, Wayne Shine, Sr., Roland Oliver, Jr., Jonathan Oliver, Eugene J. Welch, Sr., Keith Jenkins, Jr., Curran Lane, Jr., Chales Harris, Jr., Tavaris Harris, Brandon Wicks, Randall Rocker, Jr., Steven Rocker, Malcolm Rocker, and Cole Sharp; nieces, Krichinah Freeman-Glass, Jasmin Freeman, Nina Shine, Tifan- nie Tilley, Shanita Shine, Shakirah Hilarie, Natishsia Shine, Michelle Shine, Audrey Shine, Kadijah Shine, Mosena Shine, Deja Shine, Nicole Shine Goode, Bannar Harris, Shantel Taylor, Nicole Moore, Syd- nee Rocker, and Taylor Rocker.
Special friends, Samuel Pett- away, Kenny White, Dr. Frank Friedman, Gary Howard, Sheryl White, and Connie Talbert-McClain.
Devoted cousins, April Davis, and Dwayne Brown; 4 loving indi- viduals he considered his own, Tacita Bass, Dequel Robinson, Dedrick Burnett, and Shalela Dowdy; and a host of cousins, great nieces, nephews, and other sorrow- ing relatives and friends.
Special thanks to Pastor Vin- cent Robinson and Right Way Chris- tian Center Church, in Mobile, AL.
FAMILY NOTICE
MS. CAROLYN ANN PHILOGENE-HYLTON
Ms. Carolyn Ann Philogene- Hylton, 65, of Melbourne, passed away on August 18, 2020. The viewing will be on Sunday, August 30, 2020, at Buggs Fu- neral Home, 2701 S. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32901, (321) 728-7076, from 1-2 p. m.
The funeral will immediately follow at 2 p. m.
To send a flower arrange- ment to the family of Carolyn Ann Philogene-Hylton, please visit the Sympathy Store.
of Rev. Dr. Delores James Cain, until her untimely demise.
While serving at Heritage, Mother Stowe was given the honor to organize the Mothers Ministry. As a leader she followed spiritual guidelines and always following the Holy Spirit.
Delbra was employed as a Pharmacy Tech at Tampa General Hospital for many years; she also was employed by the Hillsborough County School District. In her pas- time she would write, recite po- etry and read. She was also a great orator.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, Lee and Miriam Sharpe; grandparents, James and Izeal Brooks and brother, Corey Gorden.
Mother Stowe leaves to mourn her passing and cherish loving memories with: sons, Chris Stowe and Joseph Stowe; grandchildren, Jahkhi, Ja’Zyrhia, JaCari, Jahaad, Callise, Jah’Sani Stowe; sisters, Carolyn King, Renee Sharp, Cyn- thia Sharp, Faye Jones (Charles), Dedra Gardner; aunt, Katie Oliver was like a Mother; special niece and nephew, Meagan Parnell and Holton Buggs; nieces, and nephews, Shadana Ortega, Avis Warren, Ben Baisden, Tyree King, Byron Sharpe, Bryant Johnson, Domoniqua Gardner, Corey Gard- ner, Larry Nance, Clifford Gard- ner, Travis Wallace and Arial Pratt; special cousins, Rhonda McCarthy, Keith Dixon, Charlotte Dixon, Terry Hinson and Iris Byrd; special friends, Jalisa Smith, Jawanda Brown and Car- letta Horne; Mothers Ministry of Heritage Christian Community Baptist Church, Mary Timmons, B. J. Hayes, Helen Rowe, Winifred Batchelor and Rogena Glean; and a multitude of other loving
family members and friends.
There will be a viewing on Fri- day, August 28, 2020, from 3 p. m. –8p.m.,atWilson
Funeral Home. Due to the cur- rent CDC restrictions, we are ask- ing that you use the visitation as an opportunity to pay your final respects. For your convenience and safety, we have extended our visitation hours.
“A Wilson Service” www.wilson-funeralhome.com
THANKS EVERYBODY!
MRS. YVETTE RENEE EVANS HALL “The First Lady”
On behalf of the Evans and Hall families, we want to thank every- one for their support and extensions of sympathy during the loss of our loved one, Mrs. Yvette Renee Evans Hall.
Words cannot capture our sincere thanks to all of you who called, text, sent sympathy cards, sent flowers, and sent meals to the house. This meant so much to all of the family as we have always tried to be courteous and helpful to all and this was evident in your various ex- pressions of sympathy.
While we thank all of you for your care and concerns in the cele- bration of life and the transition of Yvette, and the list is too numerous to recognize all of you, we do want to especially thank: the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Gamma Theta Omega Chapter, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Pi Iota, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (International Headquarters), and the State Wide Organization of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.), Jack and Jill of America, Inc., Greater Tampa Chapter, the entire Federal Court System, Bright House Fi- nancial Services, Tampa Preparatory School, New St. Matthew M. B. Church Family, Rev. Eugene Garnett and the Springhill M. B. Church Family, the Ecclesiastical Community, and each and everyone of you who are not listed, but you know who you are and you are much loved and appreciated!
The Evans and Hall Family.
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