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Funeral/Memoriams
AIKENS
MRS. LAVERN COLLINS
In loving Memory of Lav- ern Collins, who was born April 16, 1937 in Tampa, Florida, to the late Henry Sylvester and Edith B. Norton. She attended the local schools of Hillsborough County. Lav- ern enjoyed reading her Bible and studying the Word. She loved reading her mystery nov- els as well as spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by: her husband, Eddie B. Collins, Sr.; children, Linda B. Collins and Eddie B. Collins, Jr.; parents, Henry Sylvester and Edith B. Norton; brother, Clarence, Sylvester, Conrad and Melvin Norton; sisters, Olga, Claretha and Portia Nor- ton and Doris Bryant.
She leaves to cherish her precious memories with: her 3 children, Deborah Norton, Derrick Norton and Reginald Norton; 10 grandchildren, Jamel Markes and Tesha Markes, Shakeima Simmons, Stoel Markes and Nakita Markes, Derrick Norton, II, Troy Collins, Marquis Norton (wife), Kaheem Collins, Unique Norton, Tieler Norton and Trenton Norton; 17 great- grandchildren, Mykel Whaley, Chaz Simmons, Jr., Sydney Simmons, Summer Simmons, Sky Simmons, Chase Sim- mons, Janae Markes, Jatia Markes, Jameela Markes, Ava Markes, Asia Markes, Sha’king Markes, Priscilla Norton, Micah Collins, Zamiah Collins, Lance Norton and Roman Nor- ton; nieces, Jackie Mickens, Natalie Sieger, Doria Moore and Jenie Norton; nephews, Clarence Stephens and Frances Norton; sister-in-law, Vivian Norton; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and in-laws and family friend, Mr. Allen.
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Crime
Woman Found Dead Outside Mobile Home
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
MAURICE “DIRTY” GARRETT 6-25
You are truly missed, but God had something else for you to do in heaven.
We love you, Grandma Clevetta and Grandpa Marty, and the rest of the family.
HEAVENLY FATHER’S DAY
JEROME J. SCOTT, SR.
As the years pass by, we are missing you everyday. Your loving wife, children, family, and friends.
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
BETTY J. JOHNSON Sunrise: June 22, 1946 Sunset: June 29, 2007
Betty, it’s been 12 years since you’ve been gone, but it seems like it was yesterday when the Lord called you home. We miss you and we love you, but God loves you best. You will always be in our hearts.
Love, your husband, Leon; son, Timothy; and brother, George.
God bless you.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is currently in- vestigating the death of a woman. Her body was discov- ered early Monday outside a mobile home in Plant City.
Deputies responded to the mobile home park in the 4800 block of Trapnell Road in ref- erence to a dead person. They received the call around 1 a.m.
Investigators have not re- leased the woman’s name, but
said she suffered upper body trauma. Police said the death does not appear to be a random act of violence.
The investigation is contin- uing and no additional infor- mation was available at press time.
Anyone with information about the shooting can contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-TIPS; or www.crimestopperstb.com.
Traffic Accident Is Fatal For One, 6 Others Sent To Hospital
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, one man died and 6 others were transported to the hospital.
The accident occurred Wednesday morning, June 19, 2019, in the county at U. S. 301 and Pine Ave.
The driver of the 2002 Chevy Tahoe, Joshua B. Rosalez, 28, died in the
crash.
According to the report,
Rosalez was traveling along 301 in the center lane. He changed lanes and in doing so, lost control. The vehicle left the roadway, entered the grassy shoulder, over-cor- rected and traveled across all northbound lanes. At this point, Rosalez’ vehicle crossed the raised median and entered the southbound lanes. Three small children were in his vehicle.
The vehicle then struck a 2008 Toyota Tundra driven by Mark Herber, 51, of Bran- don. The impact caused that vehicle to rotate and overturn, while Rosalez’ vehicle contin- ued into the path of Warren Redd, 53, of Plant City, and his 19-year-old passenger, who were traveling in a 2016 Dodge Ram, nearly clashing head-on.
All the injured were trans- ported to Tampa General Hos- pital.
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