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Love Donations In Memory of Evie Baisden can be made at: https://facebook.com/donate/294142504916472/?fundraiser_source=external_url   Evie Baisden was born in Riverdale, Georgia in 1995, the daughter of Pamela Pugh Francis and Ralph Emerson Baisden III and accepted Christ at an early age.    Brevity can be beautiful, as Evie was with us for a brief period, but had a rich life filled with vast experiences.  Those of us who were fortunate enough to experience...

Brother Taives Quinta Dennis was born on March 12, 1977, in Miller County, Georgia. Taives was a member of Speak The Word Deliverance Center in Donalsonville, Georgia; he was baptized at an early age. Taives was united in Holy Matrimony to the former Denese Williams. To this union were born two children. Brother Dennis departed his earthly life on Friday, April 24, 2020, in Donalsonville, Georgia. He was preceded in death by his mother Vivian Dennis and his grandmother Louise...

The Final Chapter of Leroy’s earthly life came to a close on Good Friday, April 10, 2020, in the privacy of his home. Brother Leroy Jack Williams was born July 5, 1941, to the late Leroy Williams and Annie Mae Williams. He grew up in Decatur County, Georgia, with his parents and ten siblings. Leroy (Jack) was educated in the Decatur County School System. Jack was a very gifted, hardworking, loving and caring person. He assisted his mother with the rearing of his younger siblings at a...

Linda G. Hicks was born in Seminole County, Georgia, to the late Clissie and Willie C. Wilson. She was later raised by Louise and Morce Graham. She leaves to mourn her sisters and brothers: Loterra King of Albany, Georgia, Willie Mae Jones, Evelyn Jackson, Reuben Wilson all of Bainbridge, Georgia, Lloyd Wilson of Chicago, Illinois, and Ronnie Wilson of Donalsonville, Georgia; a host of nieces and nephews; many friends; and an abundance of students from years of her teaching...

Charity Lillian McCray Wynn ("Boo Nanny", "Mur") was born July 24, 1930, to the parentage of Lucille Williams and Lonnie McCray. She was joined in Holy Matrimony to Jessie Wynn, who preceded her in death. To this union three children were born. She attended elementary and secondary school in Jakin, Georgia. Charity joined Newberry African Methodist Episcopal Church at an early age. Later, she moved her membership to Live Oak African Methodist Episcopal Church, working in...

Rosa Lee Moore was born in Perry, Florida, to the late Deacon Floyd Lee Oliver and the late Sister Mary Louise Oliver. She gave her life to CHRIST at an early age while attending Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Rosa "Gwen" Moore was married to Bishop Jerry Moore and resided in Donalsonville, Georgia. Her and the Bishop shared 52 years of marriage before she departed her earthly life and took her Rest. Rosa gave birth to three children: Christopher Taylor, Anthony...

William Hention, Jr., the son of William Hention Sr. and Gertrude Hention, was born on March 28, 1936. William Hention, Jr. was born and raised in Donalsonville, Georgia. He moved to Florida to pursue work and later moved to Alabama to better himself. While he was there, he met the love of his life, Ann Sparks. They were united in marriage on March 16, 1963. After marriage, they moved to Atlanta, Georgia. It was there that they built a life together, grew in their careers and had one son,...

Willie B. Fudge Sr. was born in Donalsonville, Seminole County, Georgia, on December 15, 1943, to the late George Fudge Sr. and Jennie Lee Fudge. He received his education at Seminole County Training School. Willie accepted CHRIST as his SAVIOR at an early age. Willie was united in Holy Matrimony to the former Jessie Lee McCormick on October 4, 1966. Their union was blessed with three children; two of who, Rhonda and Shonda Fudge, preceded him in death. He was employed at Donalsonville...

Al J. Harris was born December 14, 1958, to Carlene Harris and the late Sam Harris. He departed this life to be with the LORD on Sunday, February 16, 2020. He attended Seminole County Training School during his former years. He became a very humble and hardworking man who loved carpentry. Al J. was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Gene and Daisy Kimble; his sister, Dianne Harris; and two brothers, Rickey and Randy Harris. He leaves to cherish his precious memories his...

William Eugene "Hawdy" Adams, Jr. was an "Ordinary Man" who lived a simple life and was always doing the best he could to make it to "The Upper Room", as he would often sing. He never asked for much. He just wanted "a ticket for an airplane. Ain’t got time to take a fast train. Lonely days are gone, I’m a goin’ hom."  His journey to "The Upper Room" began on April 18, 1952, when an angel came to Donalsonville, Georgia,...