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Walter B. King was born November 13, 1967, to Hugh Walter and Irene King. He joined Providence Baptist Church at an early age under the leadership of Pastor Gunner. Walker graduated from Noxubee County High School in 1985. Walter was in Law Enforcement in Noxubee County, Madison County and Frost County for a total of 16 years. Then he worked for the Federal Government for three years in Hattiesburg, MS. Walter married Dante Clay, August 29, 2004, in Canton, MS. Walter accepted his calling to...

Edna Bennett was born February 15, 1953, in Winston County MS to Mr. Pete Bennett and Mrs. Ida Mae Bennett. She accepted Christ at an early age and joined Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church. Edna graduated Class of 1971 from Louisville High school. She was always known as a trendsetter who was full of energy and always the life of the party. Edna had a passion for fashion, traveling and socializing. She moved to the California Bay area in 1976, where she resided until her death. She...

Linda Kay Eiland (BETTER KNOWN as RED) was born August 5, 1968 to the late George & Annie Taylor and Allison Walker, Sr. Linda confessed her life to Christ at an early age and joined Miller’s Chapel M.B. Church under the leadership of Rev. Billy Clay. She graduated Louisville High School in 1988. She was employed at Winston County Courthouse from 2000 – 2004 her hobbies included shopping, watching TV, working in her puzzle book and hanging with family and friends. Linda was...

Hozell Fair was born to the late Ezell and Marie Fair on September 8, 1941. He departed this life On May 22, 2021. He was preceded in death by his wife, Ivora Mae Fair; two brothers, Freddie Lee Fair and Theodis Fair; one sister, Mazell Cooper; and one daughter in law, Martha Fair. Hozell joined Millspring M.B. Church at an early age. He married Ivora Mae Johnson Fair and was blessed with seven children, one preceded him in death, Ladell Fair. Hozell leaves to cherish his memories: his...

Ms. Annie L. Eiland Taylor was born to the late Altha Bill and George Eiland in Louisville, Ms (Winston County). Sister as she was called, was the sixth of fifteen children. She accepted Christ at an early age where she joined Miller Chapel M.B. Church under the leadership of Rev. Pittman. Many years. later, under the leadership of Rev. Curley Brown, she served on the Usher Board, in the Adult Choir, and as the President of the kitchen Committee. She was a faithful member until her death....

In Loving Memory of Kayden Hakeem Expose Sunrise and Sunset March 21, 2021 Graveside Service Saturday, March 27, 2021 2:00 P.M. Union Cemetery Louisville, Mississippi

Mr. & Mrs. Nagie Coleman was blessed with a beautiful baby girl, Mary Dean. Mary Dean married Mr. Jeff Edwards who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by three sons; Arlee Edwards, JB Coleman, J.D. (Lemon) Coleman, and two daughters; Bonnie D. Coleman and Bonnie Lee Carter.  Later in life, she married Mr. Mavis Coleman. As a strong Matriarch, she was known as “Madea” to her children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Mrs. Coleman worked as a...

I was born October 04, 1959 to Carter and Arthusia Cunningham in Louisville, Mississippi. I departed this life Saturday evening, December 19, 2020. I was a member of Hopewell United Methodist Church. I graduated from Louisville High School in 1977. I served in the United States Army. My profession was transportation (truck driver). On December 24, 2000, I married the love of my life, Diane Clark and was blessed with (2) children. I was preceded in death by my father, Carter Cunningham, my...

Mr. Roosevelt Callahan (Calahan) was born in Greenwood, MS to Alan and Ruby Calahan on January 23, 1938. He attended the Greenwood School System.  Roosevelt worked for the State of Wisconsin for 21 years as a Corrections Officer.  Roosevelt met Dorotha in July 1990. They joined in union on August 10, 1991. Between the two there are six children. Zakia Patterson, JamaKeya Allen, Darius Allen (Tamieka), Jason Dodd, Latrice Calahan and Brontae Allen all of Milwaukee, WI. Roosevelt...