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Memoriam
IN MEMORIAM
Local
DON ALBERT WOODS 11/7/40 – 8/18/70
We will always keep a special place in our hearts for you.
Your family.
Family Seeks Help With Funeral Expenses
Ms. Sheila Milton is asking for help in making funeral arrangements for her son, Carlos Myrick. Myrick, 40, who died in Colorado after a long battle with cancer.
Ms. Milton said Carlos had no in- surance, and they need help getting his
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body sent back to Tampa. They’ve con- tacted Jackson’s Funeral Home to assist them with the arrangements.
Anyone who can assist this family can reach Ms. Milton at (813) 304-7054.
An account has been set up for dona- tions: gofundme.com/Veentha.
1,000 Attend Funeral Of Teen Football Player Killed By Rookie Cop
Christian Taylor was funeralized on Saturday. His college football teammates attended and spoke about him.
DEATH LIST
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Alphonso Clardy, Tampa. Mrs. Martha Peeples, Tampa.
HARMON FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Claretha R. Harris, Tampa.
RAY WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Alonzo Howard, Tampa, Florida Ms. Cardee’ C. Jones, Seffner, FL. Mr. Walter McMillian, Tampa.
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Ms. Hazel F. Buggs, Baton Rouge, LA. Mr. James Hinkle, Tampa.
Ms. Julia A. Jackson, Tampa.
Ms. Creola Alexander Jones, Tampa. Ms. Georgia Sharlene Marshall, Tampa. Ms. Helen McMillan, Tampa.
Mrs. Goldie R. Sanderson, Tampa.
ARLINGTON, TX --- Over 1,000 people gathered in a Ar- lington Texas church Saturday to lay 19-year-old Christian Taylor to rest.
The unarmed college foot- ball player was killed by a rookie cop whose since been fired, was remembered by for-
mer teammates, family and friends and dubbed a “modest kid who had a promising fu- ture.”
He was shot by a North Texas police officer answering a burglary call at a car dealer- ship.
He was a rising sophomore
at Angelo State University in San Angelo in West Texas. The crowd gave Taylor’s team- mates a standing ovation dur- ing the funeral.
Arlington Mayor Williams and Police Chief William Johnson also were at the service.
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Missing Transgender Woman Found Dead In Crude Grave
JOHNSTON, NC -- The body of Elisha Walker, a 20-year-old transgender woman who had been miss- ing for almost a year, was found in a “crude grave” in Johnston County, North Carolina. According to advo- cates and local media, the discovery was made more than 100 miles from Walker’s home in Salis- bury, North Carolina.
A Latin Kings gang mem- ber, Angel Dejesus Arias, 23, was arrested and charged with killing Walker and stealing her car, reports said on Thursday. He was being held without bond.
Amid reports from De- troit, Texas and Phoenix of the deaths of three more
Elisha Walker was found a year later in a grave be- hind the house where Angel Arias lived.
Black, transgender women, the number of transgender some observers have placed women killed this year at 16.
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