Edna Russell
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Funeral Service for the Late Edna Russell, 85 years of Fraser Allotment, off Soldier Road and formerly of Crossing Rock, Abaco, will be held on Sunday November 16th, 2014, 1:00 p.m. at Grant’s Town Seventh Day Adventist Church, Wellington Street. Pastor Peter Joseph assisted by Elders Roger Forbes, Chris Stewart and Winston Ash will officiate. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, Soldier Road.
Left behind to cherish fond memories are; one Son: Customs Superintendent Leonard Johnson; one Daughter: Janet Valerie Johnson; six Grandchildren: Lakeisha, Ryan, Leonardo, Chanson, Leann and Sellene Johnson; three Adopted Children: Floyd Walker, Sylvia Bain and Patrice Williams; two Sisters-in-law: Dorothy Russell and Gertrude Russell; thirteen Nephews: ASP Vincent and Pastor Franklyn Williams, Dewitt II, Dwight, Derek, Swayne (Father Ansalom), Jeffery, Hespard II, Clayton, Fredrick, Adrian, Dereck and Alvin Russell; six Nieces: Sheila Williams, Audrey Rolle, Donnell, Rocelia, Vandra and Barbara Russell; numerous Grandnephews and Grandnieces including: Carmello Johnson; Long-time friends: Theresa Rolle, Eloise Seymour and Deloris Fernander; Other relatives and friends including: Margaretta Williams, the Russell, Huyler, Johnson, Hutcheson, Walker, Bain, Carroll, Roberts, Nicolls, Sands, Stuart, Saunders, Smith, Brooks and Williams families; the Communities of Crossing Rocks and Sandy Point, Abaco; West End, Freeport and Eight Mile Rock, Grand Bahama, Mother Catherine Pratt & Family, the St. John's Native Baptist Cathedral Family, Pastor Delton Fernander and the New Destiny Baptist Church Family; Pastor Peter Joseph and the Grant's Town Seventh Day Adventist Church Family, especially Unit 13 and members of the Sanctuary Choir; Dr. Agreta Carey, Staff of The Public Hospitals Authority, especially the Quality and Patient Safety Team, the Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre staff, and numerous other caring individuals.
Friends may pay their last respects at Bethel Brothers Morticians, #34 Nassau Street, on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Sunday at the church from 11:30 a.m. until service time.
