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Funerals/Memoriam
HARMON
MR. TITUS TYCHICHUS DOYLE
Homegoing Services for Mr. Titus Tychichus Doyle, who passed away on February 7, 2019, will be held Saturday, Feb- ruary 23, at 2 p. m. at Harmon Funeral Home, 5002 N. 40th Street, Tampa, Florida 33610, with Rev. Tyrone Walker, offici- ating. Interment will be in Rest Haven Park Cemetery.
Titus was the 9th child of Rev. John Doyle, Sr. and Dezell Young Doyle. He was born on October 20, 1948 in Tampa, FL. He attended the schools of Hills- borough County and was well known for riding his bicycle in Ybor City and Belmont Heights areas. He was gainfully em- ployed by the Fruit and Veg- etable Market of Tampa.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, sisters, Ruth Doyle Brantley, Pricilla Doyle Watson, Etheline Doyle Jackson and Joanna Doyle Hunter; brothers Jairus E. Doyle and Barna Doyle.
He leaves to cherish his memories: 4 kids, Sherea Mosely, Isiah Philips, Keysia Smith, Jamie Smith, Kimberly Young, Terry Tillman, Lil Titus; 2 sisters, Barbara Franklin, Naomi Jones; 2 brothers, John Doyle, Jr. (Marlene) and Jutus Doyle. He also leaves to cherish a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other sorrowing relatives.
Friends are asked to assem- ble at the Chapel on Saturday at 1:45 p. m.
A Harmon Burial
WOODY’S
MOTHER ANNIE EDWARDS
Funeral Service for Mother Annie Edwards, 79, who died on February 13, 2019, will be Satur- day, February 23, 2019, 1 p. m. at Brown Memorial Church of God in Christ, 2313 E. 27th Ave., Tampa, where Bishop Matthew Williams is Pastor and Elder Alvin Wingfield will be officiat- ing. Interment will be in Rest Haven Memorial Park.
Mother Edwards was a na- tive of Bronx, New York. Her parents were the late Maggie Seawright and Timothy (Thelma) Washington. She graduated from Middleton High School and attended Gibbs Jr. College in St. Petersburg. She worked and retired from Hills- borough County. Mother Ed- wards was married to Lucious Edwards for 31 years before his death. Mother Edwards was a member of Agape Ministries, where she was the Church Mother. Mother Edwards was previously active in a group that visited local nursing and living facilities to provide worship services to residents.
She is survived by: three sons, Darrell, Gerald and Eric (Tasha) Edwards; four daugh- ters, Sonya Edwards, Tynese (Trennis) Randolph, Sharise Edwards, Erika (Bruce) Brown; grandchildren, Keith Grant, Eu- gene Betts, Shaneka Langhorne, Darrell Ross-Edwards, Charity Everett, Satura Everett, Ariel Randolph, Sterling Randolph, Levi Randolph, Breon Brown, Candace Randolph, Gerald Ed- wards, Jr., Briel Brown, Geriah Edwards; great- grandchildren, LaChea Langhorne, Lyvia Lang- horne, and Lamar Betts; god- children, Kenneth Johnson, Teresa Smith, Kianna “Kiki” Blackman; spiritual adopted family, Darlene (Leon) Dixon, the Blackman, Raines and Everett family; friends, Deacon and Mrs. Darrien, Mother Annie Luster, Rita Lewis and Malik Morales, Donnell and Gabby Stewart and a host of others.
The remains will repose Fri- day, 5-8 p. m. at Agape Min- istries COGIC, 5112 N. 34th St., Tampa. The family will receive friends from 7-8 p. m. on Friday.
Woody’s Funeral Service
GAUSE
MRS. NADA ANDRA HARRISON
On February 16, 2019, in Mulberry, FL, Mrs. Nada Andra Harrison, received her call home to continue her heavenly passions.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 40 years, Robert; her parents, Nathan and Daisy Miles; and brother, David Mitchell.
She leaves to carry on her legacy: two loving sons, Der- rick L. Key of Ruskin, FL, and Kelvin M. Harrison of Mul- berry, FL.
Nada was born on January 2, 1949 in Moore Haven, Florida (Frierson Farm), the third of four children. She was educated at Booker T. Wash- ington School in Washington Park, where she was a scholar, graduated first in her class; athlete; and band member. Her mission was to spearhead regu- lar reunions to commemorate the lifelong impact of their school on the community. Nada’s post secondary training at Lincoln Business College prepared her for a career in both federal and local govern- ment service as well as bank- ing.
Nada had many passions in her life, including her church. Membership in Bethel AME Church in Moore Haven was the first step in Nada’s Chris- tian walk. She and her husband were faithful leaders of Re- Birth M. B. Church, Tampa, to- gether with their sons, before relocating to Mulberry. They connected with Mt. Zion A. M. E., where Nada was a former
choir member and Missionary President.
Her passion for family prompted genealogical research which created a continuous labor of love to uncover roots and extend branches. The result is an extended family that grows with each discovery.
Nada was a go-getter. She was the “go-to” advocate of en- vironmental safety that resulted in legal settlements, both finan- cial and regulatory. She was dubbed the “Go, Go, Girl” by her family. Say “Go” and she was off to family trips, an excursion to Ghana, West Africa, and other points unknown. Her love for travel, spirit of adventure, and appreciation for girl power helped her to establish “The Queens” in 2005, who come to- gether to enjoy an annual re- treat to celebrate communal joy.
Embracing her sons to share and cherish memories are: two grandchildren, Devon Key of Riverview, FL and Ariana Key of Riverview; one sister, Annie Ruth Neasman of Miami, FL; one brother, Nathan E. Miles of Mulberry, FL; three sisters-in- law, Lillie C. Mitchell of Beau- fort, SC, Lenora (Roland) Fisher of Maryland, Rose (James) Mor- ton of Tampa; one brother-in- law, Terry Harrison of Tampa, FL; special nieces, Edwina Are- nas (JC) of Ft. Meade, Mary- land, Lisa Arenas (Kareem) of Bouie, Maryland, Robin Harris of Tampa, FL, Beatrice Neas- man of Austell, GA; nephews, David McBride of Clewiston, FL and Barry Neasman of Austell, GA; goddaughter, Jamie Davis of Kansas City, Missouri; and a host of other special extended family members, friends and co- workers.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, February 23, 2019, at 11 A. M., at Mt. Zion AME Church, 117 Southwest 4th Street, Mulberry, Florida 33680. Viewing is Friday at the church, 5-7 P. M.
In lieu of flowers and plants, please donate to the Nada Har- rison College Fund for her grandchildren, who are currently enrolled in college, online GoFundMe link: gf.me/u/qwd3uz.
Gause Funeral Home, 625 S. Holland Pkwy., Bartow, FL 33630, Phone: 863-53390.
FAMILY NOTICE
MS. LENDIA DAVIS
Ms. Lendia Davis, 64, left us on February 6, 2019. She spent her final days with family and friends.
Lendia was born on March 26, 1954, in Miami, Florida, to the late Ben Davis and the late Vera James (Charlie). Charlie (now deceased) became a won- derful stepfather to Lendia.
A Homegoing Celebration will be held at the Lighthouse Ministries For Christ, 1407 East Ida Street, Tampa, FL 33603, on February 23, 2019, at 11:30 a. m. with Pastor Gregory Whaley, of- ficiating.
Prior to relocating to Vir- ginia, she was an active member and choir participant of True Love Missionary Baptist Church in Ybor City. Upon returning to Florida, she became a faithful member of Lighthouse Ministries in Tampa, where she was cur- rently attending.
Lendia is survived by: three sisters, Sharon Goins, Vivian Holder, and Jacquelyn Flanders (Robert); one brother, Benjamin Davis; she has one son, Anthony James, and one daughter, Chris- hander Lewis; she has six grand- children, including Anthony James, Jr. (Jackie), Charvera Davis, Anthony Lewis, Jr., Justin Lewis, Kayla Lewis, and Lea Lewis; as well as a special niece, Shavivian Holder that she raised as her own; her two great-grand- children are, Elijah James and Jordan Davis. She also leaves a host of nieces, nephews, and god- children along with family and friends.
REMEMBERING YOU ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
HENRY
“SONNY”
HOLTON 2/20/1942 — 4/22/2015
If thoughts of you keep you with us, then you are never far away.
Happy 77th birthday from your family.
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