All Obituaries

Alex Franklin Green was born to the late Alex Franklin Green and Frankie Morse Green.  He was raised by his grandmother, Anne Brown, lovingly called Ma Brown.  Alex and Mary Denard Green were united in holy matrimony on July 10, 1958.  To this union seven (7) children were born:  Gwen, Jacquelyn, Murry, Evelyn, Pam, Alexander, and Anthony.  Three children preceded him in death:  Jacquelyn, Anthony, and Alexander Green.  His Grandmother, Anna Brown, and his...

On a tranquil fall morning, Wednesday, December 9, 2020, as she rested, Jehovah called his angel home in a quiet and peaceful way. Mary Alice Ware was born to the late Rosie Lee Dennard in Louisville, Alabama, Barbara County. A Time To Labor:  Early on in life, she dedicated her life to Jehovah for over 50 years.  She worked as a professional chef and enjoyed many hobbies such as sewing and crocheting. A Time To Cherish:  Mary was preceded in death by her oldest son:...

Bruce Antonio Jones was born in Enterprise, AL, to his parents, Bobby Lemuel and Betty Charles Jones, who preceded him in death. Bruce was known as a quiet, gentle soul who was loved and doted over by his parents and four sisters. His family moved to St. Petersburg, Fl. when he was very young. Later the family relocated to Atlanta, Ga. Bruce graduated from Grady High School in Atlanta, GA in 1985, where he excelled as an “A” student. He was awarded an academic scholarship to the...

Vela Mae Downie was born March 1, 1951, was born in Cuthbert, Georgia to Shelley Dee & Adell Downie.  Vela went home to be with God on September 12, 2020. At an early age she joined St Peter Missionary Baptist Church.  She attended school in Randolph County and finished school at Clio High School. After high school she worked for Van Heusen in Clayton, Alabama.  Ultimately, she left the work force and joined the Army on April 21, 1976. She trained in MOS 74D-Computer...

God called and claimed an Angel on September 2, 2020, at Dale Medical Center, Ozark, Alabama. Mrs. Lola Mae Rhymes was born to the late Lillie Pearl Johnson (Jackson) and Roosevelt Thomas. She was a wonderful daughter, sister, aunt, and friend; She loved cooking, sewing, fishing, and lending a helping hand to others.  Lola was also a second mother to her nieces and nephews. Mrs. Lola Mae Rhymes joined New Bethel Baptist Church at a young age. She was preceded in death by; her late...