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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Reflection of Life

Rosalind Lynette Stephens was born on March 31, 1948 in Memphis, TN to Dorothy
Mae and Robert Lee Stephens. She was the second of eight children, and the eldest of
two girls. Rosalind was a leader and strong willed from an early age. She graduated
from San Diego H.S. in 1966 and received a BA in Business Administration, BA in
Theology (United Theology Seminary), and an AA in Human Services (University of
Phoenix).
She married Donald Ray Haywood at the age of 18 and to their union was her first
daughter, Tiffinie Rene. She later married Benix Henry and of their union came her
second daughter, Catrina Regina. In 1979 she relocated to Seattle where she joined
Beacon Hill First Baptist Church and became an active minister. She also served as a
deaconess, usher, Sunday school teacher and pastor’s aide.
Rosalind, lovingly known as “Rose” to her patients, “Wassie” to her family and “Nana” to
grands and great grand spent countless hours in the kitchen making tamales, baking
bread and mixing up her famous agave juice. She was an entrepreneur selling
handmade dashikis after and homemade tamales, owning and operating a daycare for
12 years, and creating Be Cool—a personal coolant providing relief in the hot sun.
Before retiring in 2009, Rosalind worked as a hospice nurse for Banner Hospital and
Hospice of the Valley in Arizona. 
Rosalind was a single mom who loved God and her family. Always encouraging and
uplifting others. She had a heart for serving people and helped anyone in need. She
found interest in cooking, traveling and collecting elephants. She was full of wisdom,
positivity and family unity; in her presence, you always felt loved.
Her contagious laughter, clever nicknames for loved ones (NyNy, Emo, Jada, Shay
Boo, The Man, Bearry Boo, Cur and Cernie Journey, Elijah Bean, Ca-Henry, Tiff-a-riff
and Hey Baby).  She was known for her unique catch phrases (Jammin’ on the one,
Bomb dot com, Yea babe, Go head Chil’, Hey Stinky Girl, Hush Shay, Shoot Girl, Call
me if you need me, & Everything is just as it should be). They were just some of her
signatures which showed her affection and love.
On July 22 nd , 2018 at the age of 70 God called his angel home.  Rosalind was preceded
in death by her parents Robert and Dorothy Stephens, and by her four brothers:
Raymond Stephens (Eloise), Donald Stephens, Ronald Stephens, and Adolphus
Stephens.  She leaves to mourn her two daughters: Tiffinie Jones (Elijah) of Fort Worth, TX and Catrina Henry of Federal Way, WA.  Eight grandchildren: Cernie Smith and Ceirra Smith of Phoenix, AZ; Curiya Thompson, Darren Thompson Jr., Shayla Thompson,  Emyrald Newton of Federal Way, WA; NaJada Jones and Emmoni Jones of  Fort Worth, TX; as well as one great grandchild, Maniya Jackson. Rosalind is survived by two brothers Robert Stephens Jr. of Phoenix, AZ and Edwin Stephens of Seattle, WA and one sister Nadolyn Regina Stephens of San Diego, CA and a host of nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.

James Rufus Junior “JJ” passed away peacefully on May 27th, 2018 at Valley Medical Center surrounded by his children after a 25 year long battle with cancer.

James was born to Mack Henry Junior and Annie Pearl Williams on March 7, 1942 in Braggs, Alabama. He was raised in Inkster, Michigan and graduated from Inkster High School where he won many awards for his talents in choir, football, basketball, and track. He later served in the United States Air Force.

James moved to Seattle where he worked as a crane operator for the Boeing Company for 35 years.

James had a huge heart and a beautiful smile. He was well-known in the community for his love of basketball. He continued to play and coach basketball all the way up until recent years. His favorite pastime if he was not on the court was watching the horse races.

He leaves behind to cherish his memory his four children: Mack Junior, Tasha Junior-Dawkins (Sean), James Junior (Janelle), and Briana Junior Maddock (Lonzell). Grandchildren: Taseandra Dawkins, Destin Dawkins, Estelle Junior, Emmelise Junior, Leland Maddock, Ezra Junior, and Bailee Maddock.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Monday, June 25, 2018 from 12pm-3pm at the Renton Community Center  1715 Maple Valley Hwy, Renton, WA 98057. 425-430-6700

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