The graveside service for Mrs. Cornelia H. Moore of Americus, Georgia will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at Eastview Cemetery with Rev. Gerald Harris officiating. Viewing at our walk-up window will be on Friday, October 23, 2020 from 11:00 to 7:30. 

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Mrs. Cornelia Hawkins Moore was born on July 8, 1939 in Sumter County, Georgia to the late Lillian Denson Hawkins and the late Buster Hawkins. At an early age, she joined the Old Shady Grove Baptist Church and later moved her membership to Mountain Creek A.M.E. Church. She was a graduate of A.S. Staley High School.

On April 24, 1958 she married the love of her life, Henry Moore, Sr.  "Su-Gal", as she was affectionately known, was employed as Cafeteria Manager at Cherokee School for over 44 years. While working there she won numerous awards for her baking. She passed on Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at the Phoebe-Sumter Medical Center.

Left to cherish her memories are her husband, Henry Moore, Sr.; her son, Henry “Tiger” Moore, Jr.; one grandson James Elliott Moore; two sisters: Bertha Floyd and Geraldine Kimbrough; two brothers-in-law: David Moore and George Moore, Jr.; three sisters-in-law: Julia Mae Edge, Meland Hawkins and Mattie K. Moore; a devoted friend, Clarence Lewis; and a god-daughter, Ynessa Pine. She also served as a mother figure to many including several relatives and friends. 

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The Graveside Service for Mrs. Margaret Odom of Oglethorpe, Georgia will be held on Sunday, October 18, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. at Oglethorpe Memorial Gardens, Oglethorpe, Georgia. Due to COVID-19 concerns, we ask that you please MASK UP and continue social distancing for your protection and for the safety of others. The family requests that there be no public viewing.

Ms. Margaret Tookes Odom was born on September 30^th in Oglethorpe, Macon County, Georgia to the late Lenton and Sallie Mahomes Tookes. At an early age, she joined Corinth Baptist Church of Garden Valley, under the leadership of Rev. G.G. McCarter. In 2000, she moved her membership to Jehovah Baptist Church, under the leadership of Rev. G.W. Nealey. She was a faithful member of the church she loved so well. After the passing of Rev. G.W. Nealey, she continued to worship with the pastor, Pastor Glenn Martin Bryant, Sr.  She was educated in the public school system of Macon County, where she attended Oglethorpe Grammar School and D.F. Douglass High School. She was employed at Blue Bird Bus Company of Fort Valley, Georgia from 1970 to 1972. After twenty-seven years of dedicated service, she retired from the Macon County Board of Education as a cook.

She was united in holy matrimony to the late Robert Odom on December 10, 1960. To this union, one daughter, Peggy Odom Ridley, was born. On October 13, 2020, Margaret Tookes Odom accepted her call to rest in the loving arms of Jesus Christ. She was preceded in death by three siblings, Minnie T. Nelson, Annie Lois T. Martin and David Tookes, as well as eight aunts and four uncles. She was also preceded in death by her father-in-law, Timothy Odom, Sr. and mother-in-law, Eria Mae (Howard) Sullivan.

Those left to carry on her legacy and cherish her beautiful memories are her devoted daughter, Peggy Odom Ridley and Eugene Burnam of Montezuma, Georgia; three loving and devoted granddaughters whom she loved so very much: Nikki Ridley, Jerneisha Ridley and Megan (Marquez) Belvin all of Warner Robins, Georgia; a great-grandson, Ju’Cario Daniely; a great-granddaughter on the way; two loving godchildren: Pastor Glenn and Deborah Bryant whom she loved so well; a host of special and devoted friends; a host of nieces and nephews, her mother-in-law, Alberta Odom of Montezuma, Georgia; a host of sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, other relatives and friends. 

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Graveside services for Mrs. Mildred Kendrick of Americus, Georgia will be held on Saturday, October 10, 2020 at 2:30 P.M. at Mountain Creek A.M.E. Cemetery, Sumter County, Andersonville, Georgia. Viewing at our walkup window will be on Friday, October 9, 2020 from 12:00 to 7:30.

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Mrs. Mildred Kendrick was born on December 29, 1931 to Mrs. Mattie Lou Mann and Mr. Sam Mann in Americus, Georgia.  She went to be with the Lord at Phoebe Putney Hospital, Albany, Georgia on Thursday, October 1, 2020 after a long illness.

Mrs. Kendrick was a homemaker who spent time taking care of her family. She was an amazing woman and mother; a pillar of strength, a true blessing to those who knew her. Our family was blessed to have her. Mrs. Kendrick leaves behind a legacy of love.

Mrs. Mildred Kendrick is survived by eight children: Mr. Rome Kendrick (Lillie) of Olive Branch, Mississippi, Ms. Catherine Andrew of Binghamton, New York, Mrs. Margie Cunningham (Mark) of Pickerington, Ohio, Mrs. Patricia Cabbell (Frederick) of Chestnut Ridge, New York, Mr. Alonzo Kendrick of Dallas, Texas, Mr. Donald Kendrick of Redding, California, Mr. Rodney Kendrick (Niedy) of Americus, Georgia; one brother, Sammie Lee Mann (Florence) of Americus, Georgia.  She also leaves to morn a host of loving grandchildren, great grandchildren and great, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death her husband of 68 years Mr. Jeffie Lee Kendrick, a son, Jessie Lee Kendrick; one sister Hattie Mae Waters, one brother, Willie James Mann, and a great great grandson, Lavonte Kendrick.

The Kendrick family would like to thank devoted family members, the staff at Phoebe Sumter Hospital, Americus, Georgia, Phoebe Putney Hospital, Albany, Georgia and Magnolia Manor, Miss Tara Mann, Sinyea Sullins, Mrs Julia Sims, Mrs. Linda and Mr. Charlie Gardner, Ms. Brittany Polk, Mrs. Jackie Polk, her life time friend Mrs. Mattie Waters, Ms. Rachel Waters, and the many friends and neighbors in Sunset Park who showered her with love.  She will be missed, and all she leaves behind will be cherished.

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The Graveside Service for Reverend Dr. Willie G. Harvey of Fort Valley, Georgia will be held Saturday, October 10, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, 8620 GA Hwy 26E, Montezuma, Georgia with Pastor Allen Waters officiating.

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Reverend Dr. Willie Gene Harvey, Sr., the thirteenth child of sixteen children, was born in Montezuma, Georgia to the late Jerry Harvey, Sr. and the late Mamie Tookes-Harvey on August 25, 1942.  He departed this life Wednesday, September 30, 2020, at the Houston County Medical Center in Warner Robins, Georgia.

Rev. Harvey attended Flint River Farm School and D.F. Douglas High School.  Always being a dependable son and loyal to his family, he had to drop out of high school to work on the family’s farm.  Being ambitious and goal oriented, he moved to Rochester, New York and later received his high school diploma from Franklin High School in Rochester, New York. He wanted to serve his country, so he later joined the United States Army.  He received an honorable discharge.  After returning from the Army, he was employed at the Midtown Mall in the Maintenance Department and later joined the Rochester Telephone Company in which he retired after thirty plus years of service. While working and pastoring a congregation, he attended Bible College in Baltimore, Maryland and Colgate Divinity School in Rochester, New York.  In February 2008, he received an honorary Doctor of Theology from St. Thomas Christian College in Jacksonville, Florida. 

As fate would have it, on June 26, 1960, he married the love of his life, his childhood sweetheart, Pearlene Smith, affectionately called “Purl”.  Pearl was a lovely young lady who complimented him and later his ministry.  Together with God’s divine guidance they blended their lives into a sacred tapestry of love.   To this union five children were born; Yvonne, Edyth, Willie Jr., Rick and Glen.   They served as foster parents and reared over seventy-five children from the cradle into young ladies and men and eventually became adoptive parents.

Hearing the voice of God, he accepted his call into the ministry in 1971.  In January of 1981 Rev. Harvey was called to pastor Peace Missionary Baptist Church.  The church was able to maintain and build new fellowships with other churches in the city as well as Detroit, Michigan and Cleveland, Ohio.  The church relocated from Leopold Street in 1981 to Joseph Avenue and remained there until 1998 when it moved to its present location on Oregon St.

Rev. Harvey pursued lifelong learning by attending and participating in seminars, institutes, conferences and retreats.  He believed that preparation was essential for serving others.  In addition to his pastoral responsibilities, he served as President of the Baptist Ministers Alliance for over twenty years.  He was again re-elected in 2012 to serve as President.  Also, he served as President of the United Church Ministry in Rochester, New York, the 2^nd Vice Moderator to the Great Lakes Association, served on the Board of Directors for the Unified Mission of Rochester and the Board of Directors for the National Baptist Convention USA.

His community service began early in his life.  He was passionate about trying to help make a difference for mankind, especially those who were oppressed and downtrodden. In the late 60’s he was an active member of the Rochester Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).  While with SCLC, many positive changes took place in the Rochester community.  He also served as President of the Rochester NAACP for several years.  He helped develop an outreach program for those in recovery.  Also, he was instrumental in sponsoring a breakfast program in collaboration with a community organization at the church and several other programs for the community.   

Rev. Harvey retired from the Pastorate in June of 2012, with a banquet so large, many well-wishers were turned away.  Soon thereafter he relocated to his home state of Georgia.  A void was left in the Rochester community.  He was reunited with his home church, New Hope Baptist Church and always had a hope that the two churches would one day have a fellowship with each other.

In the midst of illnesses and other stumbling blocks, Rev. Harvey by the grace of God continued his commitment to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  In keeping with his saying when the spirit of the Lord was upon him in ministering the word, he could be heard saying, “It was one Wednesday evening when I received the Holy Ghost, and you shoulda been there!” It was on a Wednesday when the Lord called him off the battlefield from labor to reward.

He was predeceased by his wife, Pearlene Harvey; seven brothers and five sisters:  Jerry Harvey, Jr., Claude Harvey, James Harvey, Allen Harvey, Joe Louis Harvey, Issac Harvey, Fredrick Harvey, Lillie Mae Harvey Hines, Maude Harvey Colson, Annie Lee Harvey Harden, Jimmie Lou Harvey Chandler, and Mamie Harvey McLarty. 

He leaves to cherish his beautiful memories his loving children: Harriet (Robert) Tillard and Edyth (Jansen) Jones of Rochester, New York, Willie Harvey, Jr., and Jeffery White both of Fort Valley, Georgia, Rickey (Juanita) Harvey, Glen (Bernadette) Harvey, Evanna Harvey and Kevin Harvey all of Rochester, New York, Justin (Quanna) Harvey of Florence, South Carolina and Robert Harvey of New York City, New York; Godson, Michael Foster of Rochester, New York; Goddaughter, Mayor Lovely Warren of Rochester, New York; twenty-seven grandchildren; forty-six great grandchildren; two sisters, Rosie Mae Harvey Carter of Montezuma, Georgia and Barbara Harvey Jackson of Mableton, Georgia; one brother, Lucious (Virginia) Harvey of Atlanta, Georgia; six sisters-in-law, Lucile (Johnny) Cullen of Miami, Florida, Merlene Smith, Christine Hinton, Annette Smith, and Janie Mae Smith of Montezuma, Georgia and Hattie Mae Harvey of Rochester, New York; two brothers-in-law, Herman (Daisy) Smith of Byromville, Georgia and Franklin McLarty of Montezuma, Georgia; devoted nieces and nephews, the New Hope Baptist Church Family, the Peace Missionary Baptist Church Family and a host of other relatives and friends.

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Mr. Joseph Kevonte Smith was born in Albany, GA on January 16, 1988 to Ms. Priscilla Ann Sutton and Mr. Jessie James Smith. Joseph died on September 29, 2020 in Austin, Texas. Graveside services will be held on Friday, October 9, 2020 at 2:00 at Eastview Cemetery. 

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Left to cherish his memory are his parents: Priscilla Ann Sutton and Mr. Jessie James Smith; his grandmother Ms. Minnie Lue Austin; two brothers: Rashaad Sutton and Demetries Smith; three sisters: Afrika West, Briana King and Demetria Sutton; his girlfriend, Vanessa Bates; nine nieces and nephews; four great nieces and nephews and four aunts. Several other relatives and friends also survive. 

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The Graveside Service for Mr. Fredrick W. Harvey of Montezuma, Georgia will be held on Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Montezuma, Georgia. Due to COVID-19 concerns, we ask that you please MASK UP and continue social distancing for your protection and for the safety of others.

Fredrick Ward Harvey, son of the late Jerry Harvey, Sr., and the late Mamie Tookes-Harvey, was born on April 1, 1939 in Montezuma, Georgia. At an early age, Fredrick gave his life to Jesus Christ and joined New Hope Baptist Church. Fredrick attended the Flint River Farms School and continued working on the family farm. As a young adult, Fredrick began working at Southern Frozen Foods and retired after 30 + years of service.

Fredrick departed this life early Thursday morning, September 24, 2020 at the Heart of Georgia Hospice Center in Perry, Georgia. He was preceded in death by his six brothers and five sisters:  Jerry Harvey, Jr., Claude Harvey, James Harvey, Allen Harvey, Joe Louis Harvey, Issac Harvey, Lillie Mae Harvey Hines, Maude Harvey Colson, Annie Lee Harvey Harden, Jimmie Lou Harvey Chandler and Mamie Harvey McLarty. His brother, Reverend Willie G. Harvey passed away on Wednesday, September 30, 2020. 

He leaves beautiful memories to be cherished by his only daughter, Felisha Ann Harvey of Marietta, Georgia; his stepson, Michael Hinton of Atlanta, Georgia; two grandchildren: LaKendra Mishawn Smith and Reginald Deshone Smith, Jr. both of Marietta, Georgia; his three siblings: Lucious B. Harvey (Virginia) of Atlanta, Georgia, Rosie Mae Harvey Carter of Montezuma, Georgia and Barbara Harvey Jackson of Mableton, Georgia; his devoted nephew, Arthur (Oscar) Freeman of Montezuma, Georgia; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. 

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A Graveside Service for Ms. Patricia Ann Streeter will be held on Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at the Lebanon Cemetery in Plains, Georgia at 11:00 A.M. with Rev. George F. Monts officiating.

Patricia Ann Streeter was born on May 3, 1974 in Sumter County, Georgia to Beverly Redding and the late Deacon Leonard Angry.  She was preceded in death by a sister Miss Antionette Bridges, her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Joe Streeter Sr. and Mr. & Mrs. George Angry Sr., Aunts and Uncles Mrs. Betty (Willie C.) Walton, Mr. Ronald Streeter, Mr. John Streeter, Mrs. Liza Streeter Sims, Mrs. Authry Mae Sims, Mrs. Bertha Williams, Mr. George Angry Jr.  She departed this life on Thursday, September 24, 2020 at Southern Regional Medical Center, Riverdale, Georgia.

She attended the public schools of Sumter County and was a member of the Sumter County Comprehensive High School Class of 1994. She also attended Georgia Southwestern State University and South Georgia Tech.  She worked at Lillian Carter Nursing Home as a CNA, Sumter YDC, Woodgrain Millwork, PPI and at Phoebe-Sumter as a Phlebotomist.  She was currently employed with XPO Logistics.    

Tricia, as she was affectionately called, enjoyed cooking and spending time with family and friends. Her favorite colors were brown and blue.

She leaves to cherish her memories: one daughter, Ms. Ja’Kyviah Brown; one son, Ja’Quan Walker, her mother, Beverly (Robert) Redding; five sisters: Ms. Miyaka Jones, Mrs. Patrice (John) Herron, Ms. Biancia Bridges, Ms. Lakenya Bridges, Ms. Arian Brown; six brothers: Mr. Kelvin (Andrica) Streeter, Mr. Leonard (Rashunda) Anderson, Mr. Rontae (Michelle) Angry, Mr. Keil (Adrienne) Angry, Mr. Bertrum (Renee) Harvey, Mr. Xsaivious (Demetrius) Bridges, Mr. Mark Bridges; eight aunts: Mrs. Dorothy(Joe) Jenkins, Mrs. Linda (Edward) Monts, Mrs. Tammie Streeter Tullis, Mrs. Mandy(Scotty) Monts, Ms. Eula(David) Streeter, Mrs. Emmarene Streeter, Mrs. Letha Mccoy, Mrs. Mary Lundy, Mrs. Queen Holley; six uncles: Mr. Lonnie (Mable) Streeter, Mr. Joe(Hazel) Streeter, Mr. Ben (Barbara) Streeter, Mr. Larry Streeter, Mr. Eugene(Sharon) Angry and Mr. William (Doris) Angry; her great aunts: Mrs. Earlene Tyson and Marie Streeter; a host of nieces and nephews; a host of cousins and friends including devoted cousins and friends: Syreeta Jenkins, Deatrice Harris, Teresa Stewart, April Clark, Tameca Mathis, Tiffany Gary and Sha-ron Terry, Daphani Johnson and Dana Johnson Graham; one Goddaughter Takeryia Pue.

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Ms. Alice Elaine West of Weeks Trailer Park, Americus, Georgia passed away peacefully at her home on Saturday, September 19, 2020. A Graveside service will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2020 at 11:00 A.M. at the Eastview Cemetery. 

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Ms. West is survived by two sons: Cordero M. West and Terrance Cliatt; four sisters: Shirley Moye, Sandra Davis, Tommie West and Gloria West; two brothers: Oscar West and L. Jay West. Several other relatives and friends also survive. 

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The Graveside Service for Mrs. Jessie Ann Wofford of Americus, Georgia will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 11:00 A.M. at the Eastview Cemetery.

Mrs. Jessie Wofford was born on December 6, 1935 in Americus, Georgia to Walter Walker and Thelma Walker Osborne. She was educated at Staley High School and South Georgia Technical Institute. She worked at Magnolia Manor Nursing Center as a Nursing Assistant and retired after 25 years of dedicated service. She was a kind and gentle spirit who never met a stranger. She accepted Christ at an early age and was very active in her church until her health declined.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her first husband, O. C. West, Sr., her second husband, Tom Wofford, sister and brother in law, Annie Lucille Thomas and W. L. Thomas, Sr., two brothers, Eddie Osborne and Buck Osborne, step-son, Calvin Wafford, Sr., and two grandsons, Tavoris Deon Jones and Marcus Ortiz. Jessie passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 15, 2020 surrounded by her family.

She is survived by her seven children: Shirley Moye, Oscar (Mary) West, Sandra (Melvin) Davis, Tommie West, L Jay West, Alice West, and Gloria West all of Americus, Georgia; three step-children: Tommy (Shirley) Wafford, Sr., Bruce (Katie) Wafford, Sr., and Carolyn Wafford all of Americus, Georgia; three sisters: Virginia Berryhill of Americus, Georgia, Delores Barber, and Lois Osborne both of Atlanta, Georgia; two brothers: Walter Walker, Jr. and Phillip Osborne, both of Atlanta, Georgia; twenty-seven grandchildren: Damion West, Nekethia Smith, Melvin Davis, Jr., Shawanda ( Antione) Brown, Carlos West, Shaniqua West, Tomeka West, Jessica West, Timothy Perry, Courtney West, Dominique Banks, Cordero West, Terrance Cliatt, Shanice West, Lucas Ortiz, Sarah Ortiz, Rachel (Dexter) Brown, Joshua Ortiz, Christopher Ortiz, Latonya Wafford, Lakeithia Wafford, Johnny Hunter III, Lashanda Bobbs, Bruce Wafford, Jr., Calvin Wafford, Jr., Angela Wafford, and Jessica Wafford, two adopted granddaughters: Salonda Mercer and Natalie Russell, forty-eight great-grandchildren, one great-great grandchild, and a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives friends. 

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The Funeral Service for Mrs. Sara Lanier Nelson of Americus, Georgia will be held on Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. at Union Tabernacle Baptist Church with Pastor Larry Sims officiating. Burial will follow at Staley Memorial Gardens

Mrs. Sara George Lanier Nelson, affectionately known as “Poochie”, was born on September 2, 1946 to the parentage of the late Mr. George Lanier and the late Mrs. Mary Lanier in Americus, Georgia.  Sara was educated in the public schools of Sumter County and she studied Cosmetology at Albany Technical College. At an early age she gave her life to Christ at Shiloh Baptist Church in Preston, Georgia.  In 1983 she connected with the Union Tabernacle Baptist Church where she faithfully served on the Mercy Showing and Serving Ministry Teams.  She was well known in the community and was an affiliate of the Americus Legion Post 558.  Sara was employed at Middle Flint Behavioral Health Services and retired with 26 years of service.  She was preceded in death by her parents and one sibling; Karala Boynton. “Poochie” departed this life on Saturday, September 12, 2020 at her home surrounded by family

Sara George Lanier married Mr. Plezy Nelson, Jr. on September 1, 1989 and they happily shared life together for 31 years.  Sara’s life revolved around her beloved husband, her two daughters and her six step children.  She loved her “family”.

Sara was a devoted wife and mother to her loving daughters; Deidra Cliatt (Dexter), Sara Bridges; her six step children: KeKo Hart, Charleston Wilbon, Timothy Nelson, Antonio Nelson, Plezy Nelson, III and Tiffany Wilbon; two brothers: Terrell Coley (Maria), Pastor Michael Coley (Linda). seven sisters: Dorothy Statham, Ray Jean Henderson, Mary Bank (Kenneth) Noreen Jenkins, Betty Lois Jackson, Connie Coley, Sandra Wooden (William), six grandchildren: Travis Deon Foster, Erica Lanier, Brandon Bridges, Marquel Bridges, Lakeisha Bridges, Takeria Wilbon; thirteen step-grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, her father-in-law, Rev. Plezy Nelson, Sr.; two brothers-in-law; Dr. Robert Nelson (Mary) of Gray, GA and David Nelson, Montezuma, Georgia; seven sisters-in-law: Erma Jean Thomas (Walter Floyd), Americus, GA, Lillie B. Pitts (Walter) Albany, GA,  Mildred Hylick (Gregory) Warner Robins, GA, Alberta Nelson, Leslie, GA, Patricia Ann Nelson, Maryland, VA., Katherine Nelson, Leslie, GA, Brenda Cornish (John) Americus, GA and Mary Lois Nelson, NC; two uncles: Aaron Williams (Olivia), Atlanta, GA and Curtis Williams, Preston, GA; one aunt, Gloria Marshall (Walter) and South Carolina; her devoted friends: Betty Brown Kitchens, Wanda Faye Biggins, Janice Rowell, Bertha Ross and Rosemary Jones. A host of nieces, nephews, great and grandnieces & nephews

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