Sunrise Sunset
April 17, 1949, December 15, 2018
Cleotha Louise Nairn Myers was born on April 17, 1949, in Nassau, Bahamas to the union of Arthur and Elsie Nairn Sr. She was the eldest of seven children; a natural born leader who knew what she wanted and wasn’t afraid to go get it. As the oldest child, Cleotha followed her mother closely and ensured that her younger siblings were well taken care of. The Nairn siblings lived a good life; both parents worked outside the home, carrying even two jobs at times to all of their family’s needs were met. They live on Rubadane Lane and attended church regularly. Cleotha loved school and excelled in her classes while attending Prince William Elementary, Western Jr High and Jordan Memorial High in Nassau, Bahamas.
Cleotha was a woman of much character, possessing a large, loving heart of gold and innate mothering abilities. It is not surprising that when Ronald Myers Sr. laid eyes on her in November of 1967, he knew that she was going to be his wife. On January 28, 1968, the two became one flesh and shortly thereafter started a family. The union bore two children Ronald Myers Jr. (Ron Jr.) and Sharmaine Myers (Nay Nay).
Proceeding her in death were her loving parents Arthur James Nairn Sr. and Elsie Dean Nairn, her brother Anthony A. Nairn, and her sister Sandra E. Nairn Johnson, Ronald P. Myers Sr. (Husband).
She leaves to cherish her memory two adoring children; son, Ronald P. Myers Jr., and daughter Sharmaine L. Myers; six beautiful grandchildren Kiara Myers, Tyrone Q. Williams, Alviena Hale, Ronisha Hale, Ronasia Hale, and Ronnie Hale; and three great-grandchildren A’Nyiah Allen, Ka’Nyiah Hale and
Myron Jr. Brothers: Drexter J. Nairn, Arthur J. Nairn Jr. (Pam), Anson G. Nairn, and Augustus J. Nairn; Beverly L. Pintard. Sister and Best Friend Mattie B. Jefferson.
A host of aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins, other relatives, and many dear friends in Seattle WA and Nassau Bahamas.

Funeral Service: Saturday, Jan. 5, 2018, 11:00 AM
The Church by the Side of the Road
3455 S 148th St, Tukwila, WA 98168

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We celebrate the life of Harice Virginia Phair (Ginger), born on March 5, 1929 in Vienna, Louisiana to George and Willie Ann McNeal. Ginger accepted Jesus as her savior and walked with the Lord for many years. She loved the Lord. The Lord called her home on December 13, 2018. Ginger was raised in Hilly, Louisiana on a farm with 11 brothers and sisters. She worked for Seattle Housing Authority as a manager for over 20 many years. She settled in Seattle and married Charles Phair. Ginger raised 7 children, Stan, Ray, Walter, Mary, Tony, Kim and Janelle. While raising her children, she went back to school and earned her B.A. degree at Seattle University. After retirement, she remained very active. She raised her children with a lot of love and support. To her children, she was a dad, doctor, lawyer, and mediator and was everything that she needed to be. Ginger loved spending time with her children, grandchildren & great grandchildren. She was a mom and friend to many. She would tell her children, when you get up in the morning, be ready and be prepared for the day. She loved life. Ginger attended Christian Faith Center for many years and also attended weekly bible study classes for 3 years. She loved the Lord and would read and study the bible for hours. At 75, she and her son Stan were baptized together at Freedom Church. She instilled in her children who God was and how important He was and His word. Ginger was preceded in death by her son, Walter Phair, grandchildren, Alisa Duncan & Anthony Borden, siblings, Alvester McNeal, Carrie Benson, Jessie McNeal, Reven McNeal, L.D. McNeal, Gladys Heath, Mattie Nixon, and Teria McNeal. Ginger leaves to cherish her memory, her sons, Stan Phair, Ray Phair (Carolyn) & Tony Phair; daughters: Mary Young, Kim Phair & Janelle Smith; Sisters, Georgia Stowers, and Cle Esther Lyons, grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and extended family and friends. The memorial service will be held on Saturday, January 5, 2018 at 11:00 am at Freedom Church of Seattle; 7817 S. 125th Street, Seattle, WA 98178. Bishop Zachary K. Bruce, Sr., Senior Pastor.

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Sunrise October 2, 1937, Chattanooga, TN Sunset December 28, 2018, Seattle, WA
Mother Conley, Church Mother of Trinity Faith Temple (601 21st Ave., Seattle, WA) went to be with the Lord Saturday, December 28, 2018.
Services: Saturday, January 5, 2018
Viewing: 10:00 – 11:00 AM, Funeral 11:00 AM Holy Ground Community Church located 3425 Martin Luther King, Jr Way S. Seattle, WA 98144
Funeral services by M B Daniel Mortuary
339 Burnette Avenue South
(Downtown Renton)
Renton, WA 98057 – (425) 276-5784
www.mbdaniel.com

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Sunrise
April 16 1965
Sunset
December 13 2018
A celebration of life service and
repast for Marservette will be held at
The Rainer Yacht Club
9094 Seward Park Ave S
Seattle WA 98118
on Jan. 5, 2019
beginning at 12 pm
If you wish to bring food for repast all will be welcomed.

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Sunrise: 8-30-1952 – Sunset: 12-20-2018

Funeral service held at
The Church By The Side Of The Road, 3455 S 148th St. Tukwila 98168,
Jan. 4, 2019 and 12:NOON

Viewing at Southsest Mortuary
9021 Rainier Ave. So, Seattle 98118
Jan 3. 2019 1 -7PM

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Alex went to Todd Beamer and Tyee High Schools. He loved football, music, camping but most of all his two sons and their mother Ania, Kamehameha 3, and Maluokeakua 1. He had a wicked sense of humor and was intuitively sharp. Very protective and loving, Alex leaves to mourn his Mother Chian Rhodes, Father Anthony Hadnot. His Brothers Maurice, Anthony Jr, Thomas, Travon and sisters, Sherrell, Tia, Angel, and Cherokiz. Many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Services to be held at Ebenezer AME Zion Church, Saturday, January 5th, 2019 at 11 AM.

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Joseph Osell Page was born May 3, 1971, to Janet Palmer & Joseph Osell Page Sr. in Seattle, WA where he proceeded to grow up in Central Seattle. Joseph learned to play the saxophone and played many sports as a child. Joe was the oldest of 3 boys on his mother’s side (Guy and Ricky Washington) and only child on his father’s side. He leaves behind his fiancée of 5yrs, Adrienne McNeil; 9 yr old daughter, Semaj; and a huge amount of loving family and friends. Preceding him in death is his mother, Janet Palmer; his father, Joseph Page Sr.; Grandparents, Katie & Eunice Palmer; and his son Joseph Jr.
Joe was a joyful selfless man who loved his family and friends dearly. He was a man with courage and strength and will surely be missed dearly.
Service held Friday, Jan. 11, 2019, 5:30 PM Newport Covenant Church,
12800 Coal Creek Pkwy SE, Bellevue WA 98006

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