, was born in SouthMastic Point, Andros. In the quint settlement of North Andros. Agnes Evans, played a very significant role in bringing her into the world, she was a gifted midwife and God used her to bring her beautiful bouncing granddaughter into the world. Lorraine was born on May 24th, 1956 as the second child to Lambert “Dodie” Evans (who predeceased her) and Melcine Russell-Dorsett.
Lorraine attended Mastic Point All Age School at age 5, in the year of 1961. The school was under the leadership of Mr. E.J. Bowe. In 1966, the school migrated into the New Mastic Point Primary School, where she completed her schooling to accomplish her formal education. She later migrated to Nassau, in order to pursue a better way of life. Lorraine entered into the custodial field but later moved onto becoming one of the greatest Child Care Providers. In each of these fields she was extraordinary and exemplary.
Lorraine was the second matriarch of the family. She assisted in the upbringing of her seven siblings. She assisted her mother with the task of taking care of each of them in words, actions, and deeds. Growing up, many of her friends started to call her Mama-Lor because she carried herself in a manner that was fitting to call her Mama, even though she was either a little older than some, same age as some or even younger than some. She had a gift that made others feel, so accepted in her presence. She was known for, helping others by giving an encouraging word, a sweet smile, and helping out in whichever manner she was able to. Her character was one of boldness, kindness, caring, and outgoing. God gave her the gift of wisdom and knowledge, which she obtained by hanging around much older people than herself, so she
gleaned from their pearls of wisdom. No matter where she went, she left a great impression on others, from The Bahamas to the United States. She was known for her affectionate character.
Lorraine was the mother of five children. Leon, Shermane, Kayla, Kevin and Shane. To know Lorraine is to know that she loved her children and grandchildren. If you had any kind of relationship with her, she would have spoken about them in her conversations. She was grateful to God for allowing her to see her children grow up and have their own families. She often thanked God that she was able to see her grandchildren and spend time with them. She was such an amazing woman of strength and fortitude for each of her children. She assisted them even as she and they got older, she was able to give a listening ear, a caring heart and helping hand.
Lorraine met the late, Alfred Butler on November 22nd, 1999. On February 25th, 2006 they walked down the aisle to become husband and wife. Lorraine and Butler both were faithful members of their church, New Lively Hope Baptist Church. Even upon the loss of her husband in January 2008. Lorraine remain faithful in her church in word and deed.
Lorraine was a woman of virtue and style in every sense of the word. She exemplified beauty, intelligence, and grace. Don’t let her beautiful smile fool you, she was one to speak her mind, but even in being direct, she did it with love. Her boldness was a great attribute of hers because she was not one to say one thing and do another, she would tell you honestly. She would say, “I gonna tell you what I have to say, so you can get mad if you want to, but I gonna say it, so no one could say I was talking behind your back, because I gonna let you know to your face.” Some might think its harsh, but in today’s world, you can hardly find someone who you can truly call a confidant, she was a true confidant in every sense of the word.
Lorraine remained dedicated to the care of her family. She was always off the island spending her time with them. Lor went to visit her daughter Kayla in November, 2021 and stayed there until January, 2022. This was a journey no one would have quite understood, but God is always working even when we don’t see it. She came back to Nassau to continue to give and love on her children, grandchildren, family and friends. She showed and gave so much love during this timeframe in this year. During this time God was working through her to prepare the hearts of her family and friends, for the unexpected
Lorraine went on to join the great cloud of witness in Heaven on July 20th, 2022. To her family and friends, she would say these last words:
“I lived my life to the fullest of my ability. I helped where I could and gave even when I had none to give. A few weeks ago I was called back home to join my Heavenly Father. Yes, I knew one day I would have to leave you, but I didn’t know it would have happened so soon. I am happy and I have a lot of people here who had left before me and am able to see my Heavenly Father. Remember, the bible tells us, to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. I am now in a place where I am free from pain, tears, tiredness, and sorrow. I am able to enjoy the full glory of God our Father and see our Wonderful Savior Jesus. To my children, I hope you truly know how much I loved each of you and how proud I was as a mother of all your achievements. I pray that my grandchildren know their Grammie Loved them so much and she will be watching over them. To all my love ones, know that I loved you in life and I Love you today, tomorrow, and always. I will not tell you not to cry, for I have grieve for many others before my time. I know tears will fall and your heart will ache from me not being there with you and it will seem unbearable. However, try not to allow my death to keep you down, for that will not bring me joy, but just remember, “Love and Memories,” live on longer than people do. Therefore, shed your tears and as times goes on remember the joyous memories we shared and the stories I told. Love each other, for time is not promise to no one. Remember, give while it can be appreciated and love while it is able to be received. So, give when you can and love in action, not just in word. Don’t put off what is now in your power to do because unexpected things happen. I love you all, so much and I am truly happy and bless, and my soul is at rest.”
But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they shall run, and not be weary, and they shall walk
Her precious Mother Melcine Dorsett, (5) children Leon (Anita) Saunders, Shermane (Ricardo) Bain, Kayla (Eugene) Ward, Kevin (Tiffany) Edwards, Shane Jackson (Javotte) Evans. (2) Adopted daughters
Hyacinth (Harry) Adderley, Insp. Theresa Stuart (6) Granddaughters Ricqea Bain, Gabrielle Edwards, Elease Ward, Alyssa Evans, Ha’Niya Adderley, Re’Gene Bethel, (4) Grandsons: Najeh Saunders, Kevin Edwards Jr, Austin Evans, Harry Adderley Jr (6) Sisters Sharon Gibson, Patrice Dorsett, Rochelle (Bruce) Pickstock, Marjorie (Elijah Sr) Walker, Patricia & Rosemary Evans, (6) Brothers William (Constance) Evans, Whitney Evans, Sgt. 110 Rodney Evans, Samuel Evans, George (Eloise) Dorsett, Kendal (Teresa) Dorsett, Leroy (Marie) Dorsett Step Mother: Rosa Evans (5) Step Sisters: Shirley Mae Ferguson, Shirley Mildred Gray, Louise Finley, Sarahmae Brown (1) Step Brother Leslie (Pamela) Bowleg. Aunts, Diana Beneby, Ruthmae Romer, Pernetta Russell, Bertha Barr, Mae Dorsett, Carmetta
Russell, Una Marshall, Delcine & Gloria Dorsett, (5) Uncle: Peter Russell, Hayward & Zachariah
Dorsett, Noral & Elliston Bain, God Parent Bishop Lewis Adderley, God Child Yvonne Colebrooke
Nephews and Grandnephews: Attorney-at Law Ryan Brown, Delano Evans, Richmond Evans, Craig Major, Jeremy Barr, Dominique Johnson, Perez Francis, Eric Riley Sr., Jackson Murphy, Kendall Dorsett Jr, Richard Gibson Jr, Leroy Dorsett Jr, Kamal, Jaron, Emanuel, Nathan, Mathias Dorsett, Willard
Murphy, Eric Jr. Erico Riley, Rodney Jr. Zhavargo, Ramone Evans, Elijah Walker Jr, Jave Archer, Deavion, Malique, Dellon Evans, Nieces and Grandnieces: Lisa Evans, Janea Dorsett, Caffie Dorsett, Yolanda Campbell, Leshanique Bowleg, Aroya Dorsett, Candice Mcphee, Margo Woods, Tanya Astwood, Precious Major, Amaya Leta Pombo, Zharia Barr, Anjenique Barr, Chanel Johnson, Raven Evans, Latishka Miller, Stephanie Whymms, Niandre Meronard , Dejanae Evans, D’saiya Smith, Nevaeh Nixon
Childhood Friends
Berrynetta Oliver, Loretta Dean, Vanria Gaitor, Jewel Kelly, Ania Russell, Carnetta Martin, Christopher Pickstock, Vanell Martin, Rapheletta Newton, Patricia Francis, Willard Saunders
Family and Friends
Rev. Dr. A. Shelton & Elder Ingrid Higgs, the entire membership of The New Lively Hope Baptist Church, Rt. Bishop Wilbert Milton Rolle & Living Waters family, Bishop Reginald Ferguson & living waters #2 family, Pearline Simmons & family, Louise Hopkins & family, Rudymae Murphy & Family, Rev. Doris Tinker & Family, Apostle Rev. Dr. Samuel (Coralee) Fowler & family, Rev. Carl Oliver & Family, Fishnealf & Family,Wellington Saunders & Family, Laferia Gaitor, Eulahmae Beneby, Denise & Alphonzo Russell, Lyndon Colebrooke, Jackie Bootle, Cheryl Romer, Shantell Gardiner,Troy Beneby & Family, Irma Colebrooke & Family, Louise Colebrooke & Family, Veronica Bowleg & Family, Corene Russell & Family, Mavis Gaitor & family, Isadora Johnson, Vanria & Kathy, Mavis Johnson & Family, Cardinal & Maryann Fowler & Family, Roger Wallace, Wilfred Russell, Jerry Fisher & Family, Sherman Johnson & Family, David Moss, Felix Riley, Kenneth Dean & Family, Kirkward Evans & Family, David Williams & Family, Wilhelmina Russell, Linda Martin & family, Joyann Storr & family, Henson Evans & family, Gaynell Evans & family, Mary Wilson & family, Beulamae Fowler & family, Derek Smith & family, Patricia Newry, Dr. Knowles & Imperial Optical Family, Ernestine Bartlett & family, Rogina Thompson and Family, Biafia Barry, Asp. Remy Minnis, Annastacia Johnson, Ethel Butler, Sheila Butler, Terecita Cunningham, Rejina Rolle, Denise Bain, Bridgette Musgrove, Suzette Nixon, Lagenia Gibson, Tyrone Fowler & Family, Rosalind Rodgers & Family, Elanor (Stephan) Smith & Family, Ethlyn Pickstock & Family, Carlton Smith & Family, Bernise Smith-Whylly & Family, Deshan Cleare & Family, Evang. Kessie Moncur, Earlin Wilkinson & Family, Carl Oliver & Family, Joyce Fowler & Family, Hon. Mario Bowleg, Ann Colebrooke, Lorenzo Harris & Family, Shirley Davis & Family, Elaine Lightfoot & Family, Dwayne Davis & Family, Blue Hill Heights Community, The Entire Mastic Point Family & North Andros Family
PRESIDING Rev. Junior Robinson (NLHBC)
ENTRANCE OF THE FAMILY AND PARTING VIEW ............................................................................................
CALL TO WORSHIP John 11: 25
25 Jesus saith; I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: 26 And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.
RESPONSE
2. I love thee because thou hast first loved me for thee all the follies of sin I resign; and purchased my pardon on Calvary’s tree; my gracious Redeemer, my Savior art thou; I love thee for wearing the thorns on thy brow; if ever I loved thee, my Jesus, ‘tis now. if ever I loved thee, my Jesus, ‘tis now.
1. My Jesus, I love thee, I know thou art mine;
INVOCATION ................................................................................................................................................ Minister
HYMN
1. As I travel thru this pilgrim land Blessed Jesus, hold my hand, there is a Friend who walks with me, Yes I need Thee ev’ry hour, leads me safely thro’ the sinking sand, thru this land, this pilgrim land, It is the Christ of Calvary; by Thy saving pow’r; hear my plea, This would be my pray’r, dear Lord each day my feeble plea, Lord, dear Lord, to help me do the best I can look down on me, for I need Thy light to guide me day and night when I kneel in prayer, Blessed Jesus, hold my hand. Blessed Jesus hold my hand.
2. Let me travel in the light divine
3. When I wander thru the valley dim that I may see the blessed way, toward the setting of the sun, keep me that I may be wholly Thine lead me safely to a land of rest and sing redemption’s song some day; if I a crown of life have won; I will be a soldier brave and true I have put my faith in Thee dear Lord, and ever firmly take a stand, that I may reach the golden strand, as I onward go and daily meet the foe, there’s no other friend on whom I can depend Blessed Jesus Hold my hand. Blessed Jesus hold my hand.
Hear the blessed Savior calling the oppressed, “O ye heavy-laden, come to Me and rest; Come, no longer tarry, I your load will bear, Bring Me every burden, bring Me ev’ry care.”
Come unto Me; I will give you rest; Take My yoke upon you, hear Me and be blest; I am meek and lowly, come and trust My might; Come, My yoke is easy, and My burden’s light.
Are you disappointed, wand’ring here and there, Dragging chains of doubt and loaded down with care? Do unholy feelings struggle in your breast? Bring your case to Jesus, He will give you rest.
Stumbling on the mountains dark with sin and shame, Stumbling toward the pit of hell’s consuming flame; By the pow’rs of sin deluded and oppressed, Hear the tender Shepherd, “Come to Me and rest.”
Have you by temptation often conquered been, Has a sense of weakness brought distress within? Christ will sanctify you, if you’ll claim His best, In the Holy Spirit He will give you rest.
Candace Bostwick
Rev. Dr. George Fowler
The Hon. Mario Bowleg, Member of Parliament Garden Hills RECESSIONAL
“It Is Finished”
2. On one side march the forces of evil, On that line stands the old rugged cross, All the demons and devils of hell, On that cross a battle is raging On the other the angels of glory For the gain of man’s soul or his loss. And they meet on Golgotha’s hill.
1. There’s a line that’s been drown through the ages,
It is finished, the battle is over,
3. The earth shakes with force of the conflict, It is finished, there’ll be no more war, And the sun refuses to shine, It is finished, the end of the conflict For there hangs God’s Son in the balance It is finished, and Jesus is Lord. And then through the darkness He cries.
There was a time I traveled
A lonely sinful road
Beneath a heavy burden bending low
But now all things are different
For Jesus took my load
It’s alright now I’m His I know
It’s alright now
For I am in my Savior’s care
It’s alright now
My Savior hears and answers prayer
He’ll walk beside me
‘Til I climb the heav’nly stair
And ev’rything is alright now
A-down a lonely pathway
Without a friend to guide
I walked in sin and sorrow all alone
‘Til Jesus came and found me And drew me to His side
It’s alright now for I’m His own
No more in sin I wander No more in darkness roam
The Lord has placed My feet on higher ground
Each day new heights I’m gaining My soul is nearing home
It’s alright now I’m heaven bound
I will meet you in the morning, Just inside the Eastern Gate; Then be ready, faithful pilgrim, Lest with you it be too late.
I will meet you, I will meet you Just inside the Eastern Gate over there; I will meet you, I will meet you, I will meet you in the morning over there.
If you hasten off to glory, Linger near the Eastern Gate, For I’m coming in the morning; So you’ll not have long to wait.
Keep your lamps all trimmed and burning; For the Bridegroom watch and wait; He’ll be with us at the meeting Just inside the Eastern Gate.
There will be a happy meeting in Heaven, I know When we see the many loved ones we’ve known here below Gathered on that blessed hilltop with hearts all aglow That will be a glad reunion day.
Glad day, a wonderful day, Glad day, a glorious day, There with all the holy angels and loved ones to stay That will be a glad reunion day.
There within the holy city we’ll sing and rejoice, Praising Christ the blessed savior with heart and with voice, Tell him how we came to love him and make him our choice, That will be a glad reunion day.
When we live a million years in that wonderful place Basking in the love of Jesus, beholding His face It will seem but just a moment of praising His grace That will be a glad reunion day.
Tempted and tried, we’re oft made to wonder Why it should be thus all the day long; While there are others living about us, Never molested, though in the wrong.
Farther along we’ll know more about it, Farther along we’ll understand why; Cheer up, my brother, live in the sunshine, We’ll understand it all by and by.
Sometimes I wonder why I must suffer, Go in the rain, the cold, and the snow, When there are many living in comfort, Giving no heed to all I can do.
Tempted and tried, how often we question Why we must suffer year after year, Being accused by those of our loved ones, E’en though we’ve walked in God’s holy fear.
Often when death has taken our loved ones, Leaving our home so lone and so drear, Then do we wonder why others prosper, Living so wicked year after year.
“Faithful till death,” saith our loving Master; Short is our time to labor and wait; Then will our toiling seem to be nothing, When we shall pass the heavenly gate.
Soon we will see our dear, loving Savior, Hear the last trumpet sound through the sky; Then we will meet those gone on before us, Then we shall know and understand why.
From the day I was born I knew you were my mom. I felt your warm embrace, gentle kisses and soft-spoken voice.
As a boy you nurtured me. You taught me to be respectful to others, to love despite the wrong others may do to me and to be grateful for what I received.
You were so very proud of me and celebrated my accomplishments. You disciplined me when I was wrong but did it with care.
As a man you took joy in watching me marry Javotte and raising your two grandchildren, Alyssa and Austin. You travelled with us and we shared
I whatsapp you on a video call, but it kept saying, “calling.” You didn’t have internet, or was the current off, because I whatsapp you again, but it kept saying, “calling.” I then decided to call you though direct call, but you still didn’t answer. Mom, I was calling to say, “I love you.”
Mom, I tried to text you on whatapp again today, but it showed one check mark. I have so much to tell you today, but your phone must be off. I wanted to ask when you wanted to come to Fort Pierce, so I can purchase your ticket. You told me you wanted to come in October, but you didn’t give the date. You still not answering my calls or text…Mom, I love you and miss you.
Mom, I went to walmart today and saw something you would like. I wanted to show it to you, but you still not answering your phone. I haven’t talk to you since the 18th of July. I miss you and love you so much. Mom, please pick up your phone, I need to talk to you about so much. I need to hear you say your favorite word, to make me laugh.
Mom, I didn’t want you to leave so soon, but I thank you for wising me one last, “Happy Birthday.” Your last message to me was sent on my birthday, July 17 at 8:43am, you sent a greeting card to say, “May all your wishes come true, and you said, “Happy Birthday Kayla love you.” My wish would be for you to be here, but that wish will not come through.
holidays and birthdays together. But the best days were when there was no need for celebration, just time to enjoy each other’s company.
My children learnt from you what I knew from a boy. That you would love them, nurture them, celebrate their accomplishments and discipline them with love. Most importantly that you would share important occasions with them but the best days would be when there was nowhere to go and we had time to enjoy each other.
You are gone and our time together has come to an end. But we will always love you, celebrate you and remember our time together. A love like yours will always be in our hearts.
-LOVE SHANE
Mom, thank you for all the times you came to Fort Pierce as I was growing up. You were there for me at my high school graduation, and you even came to see me graduate fromUnited States Army basic training. I might not have grown along side you each day, but all the important moments of my life you were there for me. I thank you for the life stories you shared and encouraging words you gave me. Thank you for not only being my mom, but we were also friends. So, mom even though you are not here physically, I will say it again, “I LOVE YOU!
-KAYLALor, you just ‘dip out’ on us. I am still processing and trying to understand without questioning God. After all is said and done, the only thing I want to say is THANK YOU! Thank you for everything you did for Naj and I, you always ensured we got something from the yard or something from wherever in the world you travelled. We have the last soursop of the season still in the refrigerator; we will enjoy that thinking of you. You did not have a green thumb, you had a green hand because everything you touched blossomed and multiplied. I will miss you for so much.
Thanks for listening to me and setting me straight on life, marriage and self-care. You were always concerned about how hard I worked and how many meetings I had to attend but you always referenced how hard you had to work for your children so you understood.
Thank you for being a real friend to my Mummy. She looked forward to seeing and hearing from you. I will miss you two talking about me being late when we were going to church, or sitting in the bleachers at swimming, or walking through the aisles of the grocery store or just on our Girls Day Out. Hearing you two talk about MacGyver or the News or whatever was on television at the time, provided comedic relief like one could never imagine. Your fresh laugh was contagious! Not many people can brag of a GOOD Mother-in-Law. I certainly can and I am grateful. You loved me like your own daughter and told me so all the time. You were my Mother-In-Love!!
The Sunday before you passed, you said you would be better by the time I returned home from Philly but you left me while I was in Philly. That was just like you Lor, you did not want to be a bother and you did not want us to worry. I get it but this is hard!
May you have peace in your eternal and easy rest! May you rest easy in grace and love. Rest easy on the wings of eternity! Rest in Christ’s Love.
I will love you forever!
Yeah Babes!
I have experienced many difficult situations in my life but this is one of the hardest. I can’t believe that you are gone and it all feels so unreal.
How can a light so bright be dimmed, how can a laughter so infectious be silent? I will miss you my friend and I will keep your memory near. I will hear you everytime I go to church saying “let’s go a little bit closer to the front” . Or when I go to the store, “to keep the cash and pay with the card”. Most importantly forgive those who wrong you, God will make it okay.
Lorraine you were there for us every time we needed you. You were a light unto my feet. I will cry for you but not because of regrets. We did everything we wanted together, we travelled, we ate, we laughed, we danced, we cried, we got mad, we kissed and made up. You gave me the gift of being apart of your family and I will always be grateful. So sleep on Babes, God loves you best.
Aunty,your unique ability to love unconditionally while not holding back on expressing exactly how you felt, made you one in a million. I envisioned us taking many more trips together with our 'crew' but God knows best, love you always.
-YOUR KENHe put his arms around you, and lifted you to rest, God’s Garden must be beautiful.
that I have lost my best friend I don’t hear your door crack anymore when you wake in the morning
The grits on the stove is not the same
Ohh the tuna it was just something about your tuna and grits that made my soul glad
I think she always added an extra oz of love
You packed your bags so quickly for this trip
I didn’t get to say goodbye.
You didn’t ask me to print your ticket but July 18th I received a dream that you were leaving.
I hoped that you were on standby but you took the flight on July 20
Oh how my heart aches that my roommate has left me!
Thank you for your love!
Thank you for always saving me something
“ Kia I leave piece in there for you”
Thank you for all the lessons that you’ve taught
Thank you for sharing your home with me.
Enjoy your trip Grammy I Love
I miss you. I wish you were here right now. I miss sleeping by your house for weeks at a time. My Grammy was someone who was there for me when I was at my highest and lowest times of my life. One thing my Grammy could do was cook some good tuna and grits. I’ll always remember her for her energetic personality and raspy laugh. Honestly, I miss your Grammy. I hope to see you in heaven. I know you looking down on me. So, I’ll make you proud.
Grateful is the word that comes to mind
Grateful to have spent your final moments with you
Grateful to have been loved by you
I can still feel your hands interlocked with mine as I stood by your side
There was no end to your selflessness even on your birthday your special day you insisted that I take part in your gifts
I will miss our scheduled Sunday dates watching movies and talking for hours on end
You were always so appreciative of the little things Take your rest Grammy in life I loved you dearly in death I love you still
GABRIELLEand sunshine in her smile. There’s love in everything she does to make our lives worthwhile. We can find both hope and courage Just by looking in her eyes. Her laughter is a source of joy, her works are warm and wise. There is a kindness and compassion to be found in her embrace, and we see the light of heaven shining from her face. I will always love you even though you’re gone.
-LYSSA & AUSTINGrammie, mom said you are not home and you will not be coming over this Christmas. I miss you so much, for you were there to see me come into the world and you were there when I went to pre-K, you were there throughout my Kindergarten years to 4th grade. Everyone at my school knows you as, “Ellise Grammie from the Bahamas.” When you came to visit it was so much fun, you made us laugh, you were there to wait in the car for me after school. You went on trips with me, Grammie, you were the best. I remember calling to check on you, on the 16th, you said, “I gonna be alright Ellise, Grammie just weak.” My mom called and checked on you and you told her, “Kayla, Ellise just called to check on me, I felt bad because I didn’t want her to see me like this…” Then my mom, said, “What about her, and you said, “You old, I just don’t like to see Ellise seeing me like this.” Now I am thankful to know I did call and check on you Grammie, because I was able to tell you, “I love you.” So, Grammie I know you are not here, but you will always be in my heart.
Love you,
It’snot typical for a child, younger sibling, niece or nephew to know the day when we start loving our parents, older sibling, aunt or uncle; we tacitly love our family who come before us and we don’t have a memory or a choice. But I remember the day I met my Aunt Lorraine and I’ve loved her ever since. While I don’t share a childhood history with my aunt, I too attest to that nurturing spirit that she’s known for. Tacit love aside, I love my Aunt simply because she came looking for me and didn’t stop until she found me. This love does not die, it endures. You’re loved by many. I’m am grateful to be included in that number. Now, you’re no longer the subject of corruptibility, you’re with our Creator who has fashioned it so.
Forever cherished.
To our loving sister caring and true this one is from us to you, you were always there to lend a listening ear you have always showed us how much you care
Though your smile is gone and your hands we may not be able touch we’ll still have your memories and that mean so much to us.
You have earned your wings my dear sister you will forever be our angel eternal LOVE WILLIAM, WHITNEY, RODNEY, MAJORIE EVANS
WALKER, PATRICIA, ROSEMARIE, SAMUEL EVANS
A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best.
There is a plane
With a seat reserved just for me
I’m excited about its destination
As I’ve heard it sets you free
The trials and tribulations
The pain and stress we breathe
Don’t exist where I am going
Only happiness I believe
LEON SAUNDERS
SHANE EVANS
KEVIN EDWARDS
WILLIAM EVANS
GEORGE DORSETT
KENDALL DORSETT
WHITNEY EVANS
To each and everyone who have assisted, shared words of encouragement, prayers, phone call, and other expression of sympathy we thank you for being there for us. We pray that God will richly bless and keep you and may he make his face to shine upon you all.
THE FAMILY
