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Funerals/Memoriams
HARMON
MR. ARTHUR CALVIN GREEN
Homegoing Services for Mr. Arthur Calvin Green, who re- ceived his Heavenly wings on January 29, 2018, will be held Saturday, February 3, 2018, at 10 a. m. at Harmon Funeral Home, 5002 N. 40th St., Tampa, FL, 33610, Pastor Otis Cooper, II, officiating. Committal will be made at the chapel.
Arthur was a true Dallas Cowboy fan and well known to many.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Lee Ellis and Pauline Green; his brothers, Rodney, Tyronne and Randall; and his sister, Faye.
Mr. Arthur Green is sur- vived by: his wife, Patricia Green; sons, Calvin (Renita), Daryl and Walter; five grand- children, Calvin Jr., Soraya, Sanya, Diana and Ayanna; brothers, Lee (Pollynesia), Michael (Charity); sisters, Paulette (Michael), Michelle (John); aunts, Imojene Richardson and Louise Green of Valdosta, GA; a host of sor- rowing relatives and friends.
Visitation for Mr. Green will be held Saturday from 9-10 a. m. at Harmon Funeral Home. The processional will assemble at 9:45 a. m. at the chapel.
Harmon Funeral Home
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
MOTHER WILLIE MAUDE WYNN COUZEN 2/1/30 - 2/6/96
Mother, it has been 22 years since you went to be with the Lord. Thank you mother, for teaching us how to love each other. We miss you and your godly wisdom.
We love you, your family and friends.
evening from 5-8 p. m. at Har- mon Funeral Home. The proces- sional will assemble Saturday at 1:45 p. m. at the church.
A Harmon Burial
MR. TYRONE ANTHONY JACKSON
A Celebration of Life for Mr. Tyrone Anthony Jackson, who passed away January 28, 2018, will be held Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 2 p. m. at Westside Community Seventh-Day Adven- tist Church, 1803 E. Shadowlawn Ave., Tampa, FL 33610, Pastor Byron Wells, officiating. Inter- ment will be placed at Orange Hill Cemetery, 4900 E. Chelsea St., Tampa, Florida, 33610.
Tyrone Anthony Jackson was born on September 24, 1955 in Tampa, FL. He received a call from God on January 28, 2018 that his work was done, and his eternal rest was waiting. He re- sponded with an astounding “yes” and joined hands with his Savior. Tyrone was the youngest of eight children born to the late Willie and Corrine Jackson.
Tyrone accepted Christ at a very young age. He grew up at- tending Sunday School and church service at First Baptist Church of College Hill. As an adult, his spiritual search led him to Catholicism where he cele- brated the Sacraments of Confir- mation and the Eucharist at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Tampa, FL. He remained with this faith for a number of years.
After leaving Sacred Heart Catholic Church, he united with Progress Village Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Church, where he served selflessly as a member of the Usher Board, Community Serv- ice Ministry and Homeless Min- istry.
His work with the Homeless Ministry was so profound that it is recognized throughout the Sev- enth-Day Adventist Community. Paying the temporary housing fees for many homeless individu- als was his own private ministry, one that gave him a great sense of fulfillment.
Tyrone’s Community Service work extended beyond the church and into the community in other ways. He transported cancer patients to and from their medical appointments. For the church, he acquired donors who contributed to the Community Service and Homeless Ministries. He was an instrumental part of The Feeding America Program for the church.
He donated a van to both Westside and Progress Village Seventh Day Adventist Churches. He sponsored several children in the Adventures Club with their travel expenses so that they could attend their yearly Youth Confer- ence. He moved his membership to Westside Community Seventh- Day Adventist Church where he remained until his passing.
Tyrone attended the public
schools of Hillsborough County and received his GED. He was a certified welder but, chose to have his own business: Tyrone’s Car Detail. He was self- employed for over 30 years and had clients from all walks of life. He became interested in this business at the young age of 15 when his late god- father, Mr. Robert Hamilton brought him on as his apprentice. He took pride in using the best products and nothing gave him more joy than to see the sparkling finish on a vehicle.
Tyrone had a good heart and loving spirit. He was a great fam- ily man who loved his siblings, nephews, nieces and family as a whole. He treated his nephews and nieces as if they were his own children. He enjoyed his life and was a sports enthusiast. Tyrone collected antique cigar labels, boxes and humidors. As a season ticket holder with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he never missed a home game and collected all Bucs paraphernalia. His other interest was auto racing which led him to attend The Gator Nationals and Nascar Daytona 500 Racing; traveling throughout Florida and other states, following the car races, kept him busy and on the go.
He travelled extensively throughout the U. S. and abroad. His love for travel began at age five with his parents taking the family on yearly vacations. He was a sharp dresser who loved his clothes, shoes and jewelry. He was very charismatic and full of life. Everyone that knew him, loved him. Tyrone made a great impact on everyone’s life. He was a true friend who was always willing to assist where he was needed.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Willie and Corrine Jackson; and brothers, Willie Lee Jackson and Jacob Crawford Jackson, Sr.
Tyrone leaves to celebrate his life’s memories: 2 brothers, James S. Jackson, Bishop Jack- son; 3 sisters, Inez Doyle and husband, Willie, Patricia Jackson Hicks, Betty Jackson; nephews, Randolph Hicks, II of Atlanta, GA, Vernon Hicks of Lawrenceville, NJ, Willie Har- mon, Sir James Buchanan of At- lanta, GA, Willie Hayman, Jacob Jackson, Jr. of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Van Rashad Borders, Keith Paramore, Cleophus Wallace, Michael Capers, Cameron Ed- wards, and Marterence Hol- loway; nieces, Kimberly Edwards and husband of Tracy, CA, Arlisia Relford, husband and children, Jocelyn, Jazzlyn and J’Mani Relford, all of Baltimore, MD, Stacy Borders, Van, Sharron Doyle, Gail Bell, Darlianette Smith and husband, Katrina Hicks and husband of Atlanta, GA, Ayesha Mincy, Aliyah Ed- wards, Samantha Simms, Pre- cious Jackson, May Roland Jackson and Sandy Williams of Green Cove Springs, FL; cousins, Nadine Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Ronald and Nichelle Johnson, Tammy Russ, Walter, Sheryl and Earl Jackson, Mark Strickland, Terry Martin and wife of Atlanta, Beverly Harvin, Lanier Cooper, Dorothy Drew and husband, Willie Williams, Cassandra Peas and husband, Judy Stevens, Debra Brown, Melodius Clark, Gladys Black and husband, Catherine Crosby and husband, Gloria, Johnnie and Michael Brown, Beyren Brown of Willing- boro, NJ, Kathie Kay Brown, Mia Mychele Brown, Andrea Richard-
son, Kerence Brown and Terri, Katherine Black, Wanda, Carol and Timothy Thomas, Erin and St. John Crosby, Ayanna Crosby Brown, Kevin Brown, Kelene Brown Robinson, Norina Brown, Reginald, Raymond, Roosevelt, Floretta, Valerie, Dora and Donna Brown, Alvis Allen and wife of San Rafael California, The Sheltons of San Francisco, CA, The Saulsby’s and The Car- roll’s of Detroit, MI, Willie, Otis, Carl and Earl Allen, Mattie Whit- field of Ft. Lauderdale, Thaddeus and Pat Allen of Atlanta, Elijah Allen of Ft. Myers, Janet Lee and Eloise Simmons of Fort Valley, GA, Corrine and George Moul- trin of Lake City and Linda Pratt of Miami; The Russells of Tampa, FL; special friends; Annette Gambrell and Laura Wilson who were at his side throughout his illness; friends, Sondra Garms, Joe Tamborella, Harry King, Phil Holly and Luscious Spencer; ad- ditionally, there are a host of cousins, other relatives and sor- rowing friends who will also treasure his memories and re- side in Florida, Georgia, Penn- sylvania, Michigan and California.
Visitation for Mr. Jackson will be held this Friday evening from 5-8 p. m. at Harmon Fu- neral Home.
The procession will assemble Saturday at 1:45 p. m. at the church.
A Harmon Burial
MR. ELIJAH MOORE
Homegoing Services for Mr. Elijah Moore, who passed away January 17, 2018, will be held Saturday, February 3, 2018, at 2 p. m. at St. John Cathedral, 3401 E. 25th Ave., Tampa, FL, 33605, Senior Pastor Dwight A. Newkirk, officiating. Interment will be placed at Rest Haven Me- morial Park, 4615 E. Hanna Ave., Tampa, FL 33610.
Mr. Moore was born Febru- ary 23, 1995, in Tampa, Florida, to Mr. Eugene Moore, Sr. and the late Theresa Allen Knight. He was educated in Hillsborough County Schools and was raised Baptist.
He was preceded in death by: his mother, Theresa Renee Allen Knight; grandfather, Otis C. Allen, Sr.; uncles, Gaddy Allen and Arthur Bruce Allen; and great-aunt, Pauline A. Chandler.
Elijah leaves to cherish loving memories: his sons, Eliel Moore and Elijah Moore, Jr; father, Eu- gene Moore, Jr.; siblings, Earnest Knight, Jr., Eric Knight (Shawndra), Eugene Moore, III, Dae’zuan Yates, Erica Knight (Jose), and Ebony Moore; grand- parents, Theresa Allen, Eugene Moore, Sr. and Delores Moore; nephews, Eliceo and Antonio Montoya; uncles, Dwight Lott, James Lott, Terrence (Brenia) Allen, Otis Allen, Jr., Garry Allen, Fredrick (Starlette) Pow- ell, Freddie (Betty) Powell and Edward (Ann) Powell; aunts, Yvette Allen, Melissa (Jacko) Jackson, Debbie (Ernest) Canady, Angelia Moore, Michell Moore, Terri Moore, Verna Mae Wimbley and Sharon Scott; great-aunts, Brenda Falana, Margaret V. Allen, Arthalia Oliver, Carol Allen, Jackie Allen, and Vivian Smith; great-uncle, Arthur Brown; cousins, Tia (Amondo), Jessica (Kevin), Ugonda, Delisha, Tina, Tameka, Chancey, Simona, Tannille, Sheontra, Najee, Laila, Zenani, Nyla, Carthenia, Gwendolyn, Carlissa, Arterio, DJ, Shawn, Corey, Demetrius, Patricia (Devon), Karethea, Lareka, Amy, Katina, Laquita, Olethia, Jamila, Dwight, Jr., James, Jr., Cedric (Marquita), Jasmar, Jermaine, Andre, Reggie, Rodney, Sr., Kirby, Edrick, Ukeem, Denise (Hilbert), Ann, Lawrence (Cyn- thia), Gary (Vern), Vincent, James (Spring), Haleem, Kendrick, Jeannie, Syreeta, Monique, Tony, Bernard, John (Yolanda), Zania, Monique, Ash- ley, Tyrale, Daryl, Kenna, An- thony, Angie, Antoinette, Ray, Elton, Tinika, Kesha, Jamona, Arielle, April, Marcus, Trey, Rashad, Ovita, Darlene, and Twanda; close friends, William, Kevin, Reginal, Carl, Lavardis, Gabriel, Christopher, Khalil, Joel, Antwain, Kendrick, Bryant, Deandre, Daren, Raekwon, Roundz, Will, Red, Cold Cash; and a host of cousins, other rela- tives and friends.
Visitation for Mr. Elijah Moore will be held Friday
HAPPY 55TH BIRTHDAY, BRO!
WILLIE “STICKEM” JOHNSON, III Feb. 3, 1963 - June 2, 2017
Gone too soon, yet for- ever in our memory. We re- member you this day and always.
Your parents, children and grand, siblings, uncles and aunts, nephews and nieces, friends and associ- ates. So, celebrate in heaven as we will on earth.
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