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Funerals/Memoriams/Card Of Thanks
FAMILY NOTICE
ARTHUR LEE PHELPS
Arthur Lee Phelps was born in Tampa, FL, on June 9, 1967. His sunset was July 21, 2020.
He was preceded in death by: his mother, Dorothy Phelps; brother, David; uncles, Curtis Knight, Willie Sherman, Ronnie Sherman, and Reginald Sher- man.
Arthur’s life seems too short, by those who were touched by him.
He is survived by: his loving, faithful wife (ex), Patricia Phelps, of 27 years, whom Arthur loved daily; son, Marion; daughter, Jamee; grandson, Elias; broth- ers, Daniel Reid, and wife, Willie Mae, DJ Reid, Dexter, Ernest, An- thony; sister, Monica; and 2 other sisters along with his adoring aunt, Jackie Lemmons, a multi- tude of nephews and nieces.
Arthur had daily prayers with
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a loving Christian brother, David Griffin (wife, Ruby Griffin), who reached out to Arthur in compas- sion and comforting prayers.
Arthur’s longtime friends, Roger and Gloria Bryers, Lori Reese, and her husband.
Our Church family from Im- pact Church, Pastors Thomas and Stephanie Garrett, and Ministers Grady Greene and Minister Robin Greene, Scott Law and all of Arthur’s co-workers attended his Remembrance Service at the Columbia Restaurant on August 7, 2020. Many wonderful stories were depicted on Arthur’s life and memories of their moments with him.
Arthur was a quiet man. Arthur loved sports, football, bas- ketball, watching movies, staying home with his wife, BBQ out- doors, and his experimental culi- nary dishes that tasted amazing.
Arthur worked at Alessi Bak- ery, opened up his own power washing business, and worked for the YES Team in Ybor City. Arthur was well loved and a happy-go-lucky person and al- ways placed his smile on his daily meetings with all he encoun- tered.
Special thank you to Daniel Reid, who was always there for Arthur in daily talks.
I would like to thank all who attended and to our special friends, Peggy, Sheila, Jean, Lori, Gloria, Roger, Vernon, Ministers Robin and Grady Greene, as well as Melody and Kris Ng, and to all the people who reached out to me in this time of loss.
MRS. SANDRA E. ROSE
Mrs. Sandra E. Rose was born on October 17, 1941, to the parents of Mr. Ulysess Lemons and Mrs. Eloise Lemons in Tampa, Florida. She departed this life on Friday, July 31, 2020.
She attended school in New York City. She graduated from SUNY, with a certificate in Book- keeping and worked in New York City until she moved back to Tampa, Florida in 1980.
She worked for the Sheriff’s Department of Hillsborough County until she retired in 1997.
She was preceded in death by: her father, Mr. Ulysess Lemons;
brothers, Ulysess (Pop) Lemons, Jr., Edward Leon Lemons, and Issac Lemons; son, Leonard Carter; and daughter, Donna McCall.
She leaves to cherish her memory: son, Jeffrey Carter; daughter-in-law, Linet Carter; granddaughters, Telina Som- mers and Tisha Carter; grand- son, Jeffery Carter, Jr.; sisters, Theresa Powell and Deborah Isaacs; great grandchildren, Denzel, Charles, Tyana and Cur- tis Sommers; Ebony, Devon, De- marcus and Derek Klotz; and a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
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mother, Mrs.
Eloise Lemons;
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WILLIAM TROTMAN
Gone too soon, missed terribly, and loved deeply. August 16th would have been your 48th birth- day; you would insist it was your 38th and stuck to that fallacy defy- ing anyone who said differently.
I cry when I think of you, but I also laugh, remembering our con- versations. Your memory is bit- tersweet to your family, friends, and co-workers, but no more pain; that’s the important part. You are gone but not forgotten.
LuvU4ever&aday. My Sweet Baby Brother.
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MRS. ELLEN DUHART August 12
Happy Birthday. We were blessed and highly favored because you were the epitome of grace, class, and glamour. You were a hum- ble, caring mother with good taste inside and out.
Train a child in the way they should go. Even if they go astray, they will return to their ways.
Love, your children and family.
THANKS AND GRATITUDE
MRS. MERCEDES FIELDS (DAVIS)
The family of Mrs. Mercedes Fields extends heartfelt thanks and gratitude to everyone for your support.
We thank you for your phone calls, visits, food, cards, flowers, love offerings, and most of all your prayers.
A special thank you to Aikens Funeral Home. The McIntyre, Bell and Ford families.
MRS. PATRICIA THOMAS August 14th
We love you now, we loved you then, and will continue to love you forever more!
With love from your bae, your children, and all the family!
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