Memorial Folder for the Late Loretta Marie Adger

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VYW Post 500 Morton Street Dorchester, MA 02124 2 – 6pm

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EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION The family wishes to extend their heartfelt and sincere appreciation to the many relatives and friends for your prayers, kindness, and expressions of love during this time of bereavement.

May God continue to shower you with Blessings!

EXPRESSION OF SPECIAL THANKS The family would also like to extend their gratitude to Dr. Benjamin APPRECIATION The family Schlector, wishes to extendoncologist their heartfelt and sincere and his team at Dana Farber 589 Boston appreciation to the many relatives and friends for your Carmen Union, Pastor Stone, Anita Wilson of Springfield Garden prayers, kindness,United and expressions of love during this timeBishop of Methodist Church, Borders Morning Star Baptist bereavement.

Church and the Nurses Ministry.

All the Prayer Warriors of Shekinah May God continue to shower you with Blessings!

Glory International Ministries,Apostles Dorreth and Alpheus Todmatt.

Dr. Benjamin Schlector, oncologist and his team at Dana Farber 589 Boston Carmen Union Pastor Stone Anita Wilson of Springfield Garden United Methodist Church Bishop Borders Morning Star Baptist Church and the Nurses Ministry All the prayer WarriorsShekinah Glory International Ministries Apostles Dorreth and Alpheus Todmatt.

OBITUARY Loretta Marie Adger “Ree” Loretta Marie Adger, known to many as “Ree” was born October 31,1962 in Anderson, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Bennie Lee (Williams) Adger and Larry Edward Adger. She graduated from Belton Honea Path High School (S.C.) in 1980 where she was a member of Track and Field, she also enjoyed other sports. She moved to Boston in 1986.

Loretta began her career working as a Medical Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Beth Israel. She was united in Holy Matrimony to Samuel Earl Manora II for over 30 years. Loretta loved the medical field and enjoyed learning; however, she had an opportunity to work for the MBTA and she went for it. She enjoyed working for the MBTA and was an active member of the 589 Carmen’s Union. She retired in 2022 (Badge #2733) after working for the MBTA for 23 years.

Loretta loved her family and was so proud of her grandchildren. She enjoyed vacationing annually with her friends and family. She believed in working hard and treating yourself in return.

Loretta is special and rare, genuine and her smiled radiated.

She enjoyed high fashion and bright colors and took pride in her stunning appearance. She was a devout Christian who served on the Nurses Ministry for a period at Morning Star Baptist Church. She always expressed how she was hungry for the word of God and most recently was attending Shekinah Glory Church in Brockton, MA, where she was able to attend service and visit her grandchildren right down the road shortly after. She was a family person, she valued family time and loved for everyone to get together. She couldn’t hold a grudge if you wanted her to. She would always say, “once I say what I have to say I’m over it”. She valued her friendships and believed in total loyalty.

Loretta was diagnosed with Cancer in 2021, she fought a private battle. She always stated, “I don’t want anyone feeling sorry for me”. She found comfort in continuing to uplift and support others, and SHE NEVER STOPPED SMILING. Loretta was called home by the Lord on July 10, 2023. She passed away at home surrounded by family. We love her and will miss her dearly.

Loretta is survived by her husband Samuel Earl Manora II, her daughter Breanna (Manora) Rodney and son in law Rafael Rodney, her son Samuel Earl Manora III and his wife Tyanna Manora. Her grandchildren Samuel, Rafael, Brielle and Aryanna.

Her siblings Edna Lee Adger, Debbie Smith, Hazel Burt, Larry Edward Adger Jr., Patrick Adger and Clinton Groves. She is also survived a host of nieces and nephews that loved her dearly. She was proceeded in death by her son Stevie Jermain Adams, her mother Bennie Lee Adger, her father Larry Edward Adger Sr., grandmother Marie Adger, grandfather Early Adger and aunt Girtha Dubose.

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ORDER OF SERVICE REVEREND DOROTHY ISLES SMITH...OFFICIANT Morning Star Baptist Church Bishop John M. Borders, III...Senior Pastor PROFESSIONAL Invocation…….......................….....………Reverend Dorothy Isles Smith SCRIPTURES Old Testament: ………Isaiah 43:1-3 "Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine."

A Psalms of David:.......Psalm 121:1 - "I lift up my eyes to the mountains —where does my help come from?"

New Testament: ……....Matthew 11:28-30 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.

Prayer of Comfort………............………...Reverend Dorothy Isles Smith Solo……………………………………............……Angelena Hightower Remarks…................2 minutes each please..…...........Family and Friends Crystal Flint Elaine Robinson Obituary…………...............……………………...……...…..Crystal Flint Solo…………………............………………………Angelena Hightower Eulogy………………..…..............……… Reverend Dorothy Isles Smith Benediction …………..….............……… Reverend Dorothy Isles Smith RECESSIONAL

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