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1976 graduate of Chambe
FLORIDA MORTUARY
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY SON
MATTHEW
S. SCOTT 12/7/70 – 4/17/15
Love you always.
From, your mother, brothers, sisters and family.
r- lain High. Upon graduating, he immediately entered the workforce commencing with the Boys and Girls Club of Tampa Bay, Busch Gardens and finally Central City
YMCA, as a physical trainer. As an active member of Self Reliance Independent Living, Jeffery pioneered and developed a men’s group focusing on children and
youth.
He was preceded in death
by: his grandparents, Mary Williams, Jake and Ada Rivers Small; and father, Jeff Williams.
He leaves to cherish fond and loving memories with: mother, Mercedes Small Williams; fiancée, Sherri Thomas; sister, Brenda Williams Beaupierre (Emanuel), and Robert E. Daniels (Chalanda); aunt, Carrie Williams Prince; a host of nephews, nieces and cousins; the Williams fami- lies of Riverview, Bradenton, Sarasota, Ocala and Miami, FL; special friends, Rev. Dar- rell Crawley, Arthur Jenkins, Jr., Bessie Smith, Charles Fulton, Ernest Thomas, Delya N. Dennard, the Maxwells, Richard Gray, the Singletons, and Kevin and Maya Henderson.
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IN MEMORIAM
JANICE DAVIS
If I could have a single wish and never have an- other, it would be to have one hour and spend it with my mother. XOXOXO
Miss you like crazy. Love, your kids and grandkids.
‘REMEMBER ME’ GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
ELDER R. H. HOWARD December 5, 2009
Still missing you... “Seems like only yesterday, your laugh- ter filled the air.” Your wife, Doris Howard and Our Family.
MR. JEFFERY WILLIAMS
The homegoing services for Mr. Jeffery Williams, 58, of Tampa, who passed away on November 23, 2015, will be held on Saturday, Decem- ber 5, 2015, at Re-Birth M. B. Church, 1924 E. Commanche Avenue.
Previewing from 1-2 p. m. with the homegoing service following, Rev. Dr. Zachery S. Hudson, officiating. Inter- ment will be in Orange Hill Cemetery.
He accepted Christ at an early age and attended the public schools of Hillsbor- ough County, becoming a
MRS. AGAREE JOHN PETERMAN YOUNG 12/17/1919 —- 11/29/2015
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
Mrs. Agaree John Peter- man Young passed quietly at her residence on November 29th. She passed 18 days before her 96th birthday of natural causes.
One of her grandsons, Ran- dall Peterman, her caregiver said, “I thank God I was al- lowed to see after her in her old age.”
Although Mrs. Young was the mother of R. L. Pe- terman, the last remaining member of the gospel group known as “R. L. Peterman and the Heavenly Trumpets.” He is her only child, but he is the fa- ther of 13 children. Her grand- son said his father is now 81-years-old and in declining health.
Mrs. Young and her son are longtime members of St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church.
A native of Enterprise, Ala- bama, Mrs. Young moved to Tampa in the 1940s. The fam- ily settled in the Thonotosassa area, and raised most of their food on the property.
As the family grew, Peter- man said, Mrs. Young, who was a homemaker, was unable to purchase gifts for everyone. So her gift to the family was preparing special meals for the holidays.
“She loved to cook and that was her way of bringing the family together. I called her “Queen Mother,” and every- one went to her house for the holidays.”
He further said his grand- mother was so independent. “She drove until she was in her early 90s. She was a handful,” he said.
Mrs. Young became a widow in 2006 and Peter- man said he became her care- giver about two years later.
She is survived by her son, 13 grandchildren, and several other family members and friends.
Funeral services for Mrs. Young will be held on Satur- day, December 5th. Harmon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Black Women Business Owners, Executives & Entrepreneurs Announce Speakers For Holiday Brunch
The Black Women Business Owners Executives & Entre- preneurs (BWBOEE) will host its “December Holiday Brunch” on Tuesday, December 8, 2015, at the Hilton Gar- den Inn, 10309 Highland Manor Dr. Tia Young of Tia Young Image & Etiquette/Tampa Etiquette Academy will serve as Mistress of Ceremonies for the 10:30 a. m. event.
The featured speakers for the “December Holiday Brunch” will be Kimberly Madison, Esquire, Director of Admissions, Strategic Property Partners, LLC; Angel Williams, MPA, Executive Director, Davin’s Dream Team Foundation; and Lynn Mims, President and CEO, Mims Construction Company.
Guests are encouraged to bring an unwrapped gift for a child 14-16 years of age. (See advertisement about this event in today’s issue for more information)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY LOUISE SHERMAN
It has been 2 years since your demise. Every day your pre- cious memories will be with me as I remember the love, care and concern we shared together.
Loving and missing you. You will always be with me. Your husband, Robert Sherman and family, and all the Hagins fam- ily, church and friends.
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