Memorials
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Rickey Hardy
Birth Date:
1959-08-18
Deceased Date:
2018-06-14
There are currently no tributes.
James Lowry
Birth Date:
1941-07-08
Deceased Date:
2019-02-20
There are currently no tributes.
Girtheree Duerod (Muldrow)
Birth Date:
1935-05-30
Deceased Date:
2020-04-23
Obituary:
Girtheree Duerod, affectionately known as Gert, gracefully departed this life on [Date], leaving behind cherished memories and an enduring legacy of love and devotion.
Born to Lucille Hale and Arzlee Muldrow, Gert held her family in the highest regard, finding immense pride and joy in being part of the Muldrow lineage. Her commitment to family unity was unwavering, as evidenced by her unwavering attendance at Muldrow family reunions for over four decades, a testament to her dedication and love for her relatives.
Gert's adoration and sole devotion were bestowed upon her beloved daughter, Monica, whom she treasured beyond measure. Her motherly love knew no bounds, and Monica was the center of her universe.
A devout Christian, Gert's faith was the guiding light of her life, shaping her values, actions, and interactions with others. Her commitment to her beliefs translated into active involvement in both her church and the communities she lived in.
For most of her adult life, Gert resided in Chicago and Atlanta, where she effortlessly cultivated friendships and connections. Her warm demeanor, generosity, and kindness endeared her to many, leaving an indelible mark on the lives of those fortunate enough to know her.
As Gert joins her heavenly abode, her absence leaves a void in the hearts of family, friends, and communities she touched. However, her legacy of love, faith, and commitment to family will continue to inspire and guide those she leaves behind.
Girtheree Duerod, affectionately known as Gert, gracefully departed this life on [Date], leaving behind cherished memories and an enduring legacy of love and devotion.
Born to Lucille Hale and Arzlee Muldrow, Gert held her family in the highest regard, finding immense pride and joy in being part of the Muldrow lineage. Her commitment to family unity was unwavering, as evidenced by her unwavering attendance at Muldrow family reunions for over four decades, a testament to her dedication and love for her relatives.
Gert's adoration and sole devotion were bestowed upon her beloved daughter, Monica, whom she treasured beyond measure. Her motherly love knew no bounds, and Monica was the center of her universe.
A devout Christian, Gert's faith was the guiding light of her life, shaping her values, actions, and interactions with others. Her commitment to her beliefs translated into active involvement in both her church and the communities she lived in.
For most of her adult life, Gert resided in Chicago and Atlanta, where she effortlessly cultivated friendships and connections. Her warm demeanor, generosity, and kindness endeared her to many, leaving an indelible mark on the lives of those fortunate enough to know her.
As Gert joins her heavenly abode, her absence leaves a void in the hearts of family, friends, and communities she touched. However, her legacy of love, faith, and commitment to family will continue to inspire and guide those she leaves behind.
There are currently no tributes.
Bobby Rose
Birth Date:
1935-07-13
Deceased Date:
2012-03-24
There are currently no tributes.
Elton "Arybie" Rose
Birth Date:
1936-12-05
Deceased Date:
2001-06-09
Obituary:
Elton Arybie Rose, a man of unwavering faith, tireless dedication, and unyielding compassion, passed away on June 9, 2001. He leaves behind a legacy that reflects a life filled with love, service, and remarkable achievements.
Born with an indomitable spirit, Arybie embodied the essence of resilience and determination. His commitment to his Christian faith was the cornerstone of his life, guiding him through every endeavor and shaping his unwavering moral compass.
A diligent worker, Arybie exemplified the true meaning of perseverance. His disciplined work ethic not only propelled him to success in his career but also inspired those around him to strive for greatness.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Arybie was a revered athlete and boxer, mastering the art of discipline, strength, and agility. His passion for sports was matched only by his fervor for advocating for Civil Rights and social justice. He fearlessly stood for equality, dedicating his time and efforts to the betterment of his community.
As a mentor, Arybie touched countless lives, imparting wisdom, guidance, and encouragement to those seeking his counsel. His impact as a role model reverberates through the lives of many whom he inspired to reach their full potential.
The cornerstone of his world was his beloved wife (Betty Rose) of 43 years, their bond a testament to unwavering love, respect, and partnership. As a father to two remarkable daughters, Staci Rose and Vicki Rose Merritt instilled in them the values of compassion, integrity, and resilience, nurturing them to become the exceptional individuals they are today.
Elton Arybie Rose, a man of unwavering faith, tireless dedication, and unyielding compassion, passed away on June 9, 2001. He leaves behind a legacy that reflects a life filled with love, service, and remarkable achievements.
Born with an indomitable spirit, Arybie embodied the essence of resilience and determination. His commitment to his Christian faith was the cornerstone of his life, guiding him through every endeavor and shaping his unwavering moral compass.
A diligent worker, Arybie exemplified the true meaning of perseverance. His disciplined work ethic not only propelled him to success in his career but also inspired those around him to strive for greatness.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Arybie was a revered athlete and boxer, mastering the art of discipline, strength, and agility. His passion for sports was matched only by his fervor for advocating for Civil Rights and social justice. He fearlessly stood for equality, dedicating his time and efforts to the betterment of his community.
As a mentor, Arybie touched countless lives, imparting wisdom, guidance, and encouragement to those seeking his counsel. His impact as a role model reverberates through the lives of many whom he inspired to reach their full potential.
The cornerstone of his world was his beloved wife (Betty Rose) of 43 years, their bond a testament to unwavering love, respect, and partnership. As a father to two remarkable daughters, Staci Rose and Vicki Rose Merritt instilled in them the values of compassion, integrity, and resilience, nurturing them to become the exceptional individuals they are today.
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