Dr. Benjamin F. Reaves Sr. Opened his eyes on this world, November 22, 1932, in New York, New York to Earnest and Lella Reaves. He closed his eyes on this world, February 1, 2024, in Apopka, Florida, awaiting the call of the Life Giver to eternal life. He is preceded in death by the love of his Life, Jean Reaves; his beloved son, Benjamin Franklin Reaves, Jr. ; his sister, Edith Reaves Middleton; his brothers, Teddy Reaves and Earnest Reaves Jr. The Celebration of Life will be at Patmos SDA...

MICHAEL ANTHONY TORRES opened his eyes to the world May 20th, 1957, in Cape Cod, Massachusetts to Mr. Miguel Torres & Mrs. Bernarda Reyes- Torres. Being born in the Air Force, Michael grew a deep passion for airplanes, to which he became an avid collector of plane models of all types. Michael looked to heaven as God called his name to receive his wings, April 26th, 2024.  He leaves his loving family & friends to cherish his memories. FLYING WITH GOD.

On a beautiful early fall day, in beautiful South Florida, two hearts were destined to become one. It was Saturday, October 5, 1991, at Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Boynton Beach, where Ms. Elizabeth Jones gave birth to her one and only child, a son whom she named Leroy Levi-Coben Haye. It was love at first sight. Leroy and his mom were inseparable, they were connected by an unconditional and unbreakable love. A love that would have to transcend time, space, and eternity. On January 24,...

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Mr. CLAUDE EDWARD RUTHERFORD, Sr.  opened his eyes to the world in Yeager, West Virginia on June 9th, 1950, between the two hearts of Mr. and Mrs. William Claude Rutherford & Ruby Ann Rutherford. As he grew, fishing & traveling would become his passion. Traveling was especially his deepest passion as he wanted to see the country, as he would have many great stories fishing, & traveling cross the country.  Once he went on a road trip in his trusted car, got a flat tire...

Mr. Dale Michael Graham opened his eyes to this world August 8, 1956 in Orlando, Florida to Mr. & Mrs. Alvin & Eloise Graham. Dale closed his eyes on this world March 11, 2024 in Orlando, Florida to answer his call to eternal life. He leaves his children, family, & a host of friends to cherish his memories. DALE MICHAEL GRAHAM will be dearly missed.

Sr. Damas Prophete, born Wilna Jean Baptiste, passed away on February 27, 2024, at the age of 89. A native of Trou-du-Nord, Haiti, Wilna was a dynamic and ambitious young woman who excelled in all her endeavors. As a young entrepreneur she owned her own retail store allowing her to provide for her family's needs. Seeking a brighter future for her and her family, she later moved to America to start a new life.  Wilna was a strict, disciplined, and a no-nonsense mother, who still had...

On July 17, 1966, Mr. WILLIE EARL LEWIS, Jr. was born to the late Mr. WILLIE EARL LEWIS, Sr. & Ms. SAITHLETON MELISSA SMITH BELL. Willie attended Vanguard high school. In his amazing journey through life, he joined the U.S. NAVY & later was a foreman with Triad Mechanical of Palm Coast, LLC. Mr. WILLIE EARL LEWIS, Jr. will be greatly missed by all who knew & loved him. He leaves to cherish & carry on his loving memories in their hearts are as followed: (Wife) Mrs. KIMBERLY...

Leila Fay Crarey Greene was born on September 9, 1933, in Kingston, Jamaica; the tenth child of Hilda Agatha Sutherland Crarey and Robert Nathaniel Crarey. Fay was born and raised a Seventh-day Adventist. Her first recollections of being in church were at North Street SDA church and later Kencot Church. From kindergarten through high school, she attended Merl Grove High School in Kingston. After high school she went on to West Indies College (now Northern Caribbean University) where she...

Sharon’s earthly journey began on August 14, 1963, in Kingston, Jamaica. The Lord decided that it was time for her to begin the ministry He prepared for her and thus she became a bundle of joy to her parents, the late Keith and Minel Thomas. Sharon is the second of five children. She went to the New Hope school for children with special needs. Sharon was a natural caregiver. While in Jamaica, she took excellent care of her father, grandmother, aunt, and uncle during their illnesses....