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SUMMARY:Jaquan Lee Fryar
DESCRIPTION:Jaquan Lee Fryar departed this life on Saturday\,\nApril 20\, 2024 at Mid Hudson Westchester\nMedical Center\, Poughkeepsie\, NY. He was 34. \nJaquan was born in Poughkeepsie\, NY on\nFebruary 8\, 1990 to Nicole Taylor and Carl\nFryar. He grew up in Poughkeepsie and\nattended Poughkeepsie High School. \nJaquan enjoyed life\, and found joy in making\njokes and having fun. He was known for his\nlove for his son and family. \nLeaving to cherish his memories are his son\,\nSarai Cooper; his parents\, mother\, Nicole\nTaylor and father\, Carl Fryar; two brothers\,\nTashon Taylor and Tarik Milton; one sister\,\nAlaysha McClinton as well as a host of other\nfamily members and friends. \nHe was preceded in death by his grandmother\,\nRuby M. Williams and uncle\, Jeffrey Fryar.\nHe will be dearly missed by all who knew him.\nRest in peace\, Jaquan Fryar. You will\nFOREVER be in our hearts
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/jaquan-lee-fryar/
LOCATION:Beulah Baptist Church\, 92 Catharine St\, Poughkeepsie\, NY\, 12601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Bernel McKenzie
DESCRIPTION:Bernel McKenzie\, age seventy\, of Newburgh\, New York\, died at St.\nLuke’s Cornwall Hospital on April 3\, 2024. \nHe was born on September 12\, 1953 in Clarendon\, Jamaica to the late\nClaudius McKenzie and the late Marie Lue Thomas. \nBernel attended Gimme-Me-Bit Primary School\, then Kempshill\nSecondary School in Clarendon. \nHe worked at the New Yarmouth Sugar Estate\, prior to leaving\nJamaica in the early nineteen eighties on the Farm Work Program to\nFlorida. \nBernel then immigrated to Newburgh\, New York\, where he spent the\nremainder of his life. There\, he was married to the late Mary Burnett\,\nand assisted in raising her last child\, Tiffany Maurice\, who has five\nchildren and four grand-children. \nHe is survived by four children – Bernard\, Annmarie\, Susan\,\nKaydian\, eighteen grand-children\, and six great-grandchildren\,\ntwenty-five nieces and nephews\, and a host of other relatives and\nfriends. He was predeceased by his fifth child – Dale in 2020. Bernel\nworked as a construction worker; an auto mechanic; and custodian\nfor the Newburgh City School district\, from which he retired in 2022. \nHis favorite pass time and hobbies included spending time by\nhimself\, and with his friends playing dominoes and other activities. \nBernel will forever be in our hearts
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/bernel-mckenzie/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Newburgh\, 18 Lake St.\, Newburgh\, NY\, 12550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Heniya A. Fox
DESCRIPTION:We will never understand\,\nWe will never understand why you were chosen\, such a\nvibrant soul\, whose confidence radiates any room\nentered. We will never forget June 5\, 2021\, when the\nunfortunate situation transpired\, the situation to led to\nyou never being the same the situation that ultimate took\nyou away from us…. \nHENIYA. FOX (“Niya”)\, a born leader\, a sought-after\nfriend\, the life of room\, the tell it like it is\, the “I’m\ngoing to be somebody” – these are attributes of my dear\nniece. Niya was fierce in her confidence and bold to\ndefend what she believed and the people she loved. \nShe was opinionated and enjoyed having meaningful\nconversations. If the thought was in her head\, it came out\nof her mouth. Her motto in life was “I am going to be\nsomebody”. Niya was a people person and was able to\nhave conversations with anyone she encountered. \nShe gave the best advice and when moved by the Spirit\nof God\, she would often speak directly into your life\nwithout knowing your situation. When she was in your\npresence\, there was never a dull moment. Niya loved to\ndance. She enjoyed singing\, even though that was not her\nstrong gift. Most of all\, Niya loved God and her family. \nNiya\, the beloved daughter of Stacy Coleman and Henry\nFox\, came into this world on October 8\, 2009\, at the St.\nLuke’s Hospital in Newburgh\, New York. She attended\nGidney Avenue Elementary School and graduated to\nHeritage Junior High School in New Windsor\, New York. \nNiya was very creative and enjoyed writing and science.\nShe enjoyed going to church and was a member of the\nNew Day Tabernacle in her younger years and\nInternational Church of Christ in her later years. \nNiya transitioned earth to be with her heavenly father\, on\nApril 27\, 2024. She will be greatly missed. Proceeding her\nin death are her sister Sihara McKinnon\, brothers:\nKhavon and Khalon Mckinnon\, Uncles: Peter\nColeman and Preston Travis. Great-aunt: Winky Travis. \nShe is survived by siblings: Sariya Coleman\, Kevin McKinnon\, Rayshawn\nReynolds\, Sa’fiya Ali Amina Gonzalez\, Adarius Fox\, Zydarian Stewart\,\nHariya and Maliya Fox. Aunts: Sashauna Mathis\, Shantalee Budwah\, Dekeeda\nLewis and Essence Fox. Uncles: Hardcor Coleman\, Jovante and David Brown\,\nNgunda Wali\, Dejiore and Dejione Fox. Grandparents: Devanney and George\nCalloway\, Junior and Sheila Coleman\, Tanya Travis and Henry Lee Fox Jr.\nGrandaunts: Delreta Billips and Cynthia Morgan and Granduncle\, Thomas\nColeman. Great-Grandparent: Arthur Morgan. Stepfather: Rayshawn Reynolds.\nCousins: Shamari\, David\, Sky\, Malique\, Kai\, Taleah\, Kenslie and a host of other\nfamily and friends
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/heniya-a-fox/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Newburgh\, 18 Lake St.\, Newburgh\, NY\, 12550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:McArthur “Donnell” Floyd
DESCRIPTION:McArthur “Donnell” Floyd\, 68 of Poughkeepsie\, NY entered into\npeaceful rest on Friday\, April 26\, 2024 at the Hospice House. \nMcArthur was born in Marion\, South Carolina on February 19\, 1956\nto the late Mary Elizabeth Louise Mott and Junior Gause. McArthur\nleft Marion\, South Carolina to come to Poughkeepsie\, NY in 1972. \nHe was employed at Eisner Brothers Salvage Company in\nPoughkeepsie\, NY for 27 years. Many who knew McArthur better\nknown as “Donnell” loved listening to his music and riding his ten\nspeed bike. Donnell also enjoyed fixing the young children bikes.\nMany quotes that people will remember him say was “Neph” or\n“Peace” he had a way of emphasizing these words. \nMcArthur leaves to cherish fond memories are his son\, Lacy M.\nFloyd of Tabor City\, North Carolina; 2 daughters\, Tonya M. Smith\nand Margie Floyd both of Tabor City\, North Carolina; and 9\ngrandchildren. McArthur also leaves 2 brothers\, Jimmy E. Floyd\nand Jessie L. Floyd both of Poughkeepsie\, NY; 2 sisters\, MaryAnn\nMott of New Rochelle\, NY and Willimenia Vandross of Baltimore\,\nMD and a host of nieces\, nephews and friends. \nIn addition to his parents and his ex-wife\, McArthur is\npredeceased by his son\, McArthur Floyd Jr.; 2 sisters and one\nbrother.
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/mcarthur-donnell-floyd/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Chapel\, 43 Fairview Ave.\, Poughkeepsie\, NY\, 12601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Lloyd Cleveland Simpson
DESCRIPTION:Lloyd Cleveland Simpson otherwise known as “Rocky” age 90\, a resident of\nPoughkeepsie\, NY\, passed away peacefully on April 22\, 2024 after battling a series\nof illnesses. \nLloyd Cleveland Simpson was born on April 12\, 1934 in Cupits District Clarendon\,\nJamaica. He was the son of the late Vantal Simpson and Lucille Brown. Lloyd\nattended the Park Hall Primary then moved on to Park Hall All Age School. He\nlost his dad at a young age and had to step up as a man to help support his mom.\nAt age 18 he pursued a better life by enrolling in the farm work program. Lloyd met\nhis wife Francella in 1958 they lived shortly together in nineturns\, after which they\nbuilt a house on Chatteau Road and expanded their family. Lloyd continued on the\nfarm work program until he became a permanent resident in 1985. He work at\nStanly Orchards after that he started working at Wassaic DDSO\, he worked there\nfor over ten years before he retired. \nLloyd loves professional boxing\, cricket playing dominoes\, fishing watching TV\nhanging out with friends and family. His favorite sayings was “man a man\, man\ndon’t bow“\, man must stand up in love and don’t fall down in a love. Lloyd was a\nloving and caring person. \nLloyd is survived by his sons\, Owen Simpson of Jamaica\, Carlton Simpson (wife\nShauna Simpson) of Massachusetts\, Carl Simpson of England\, Cleveland Simpson\n(wife Raquel Simpson) of Queens NY\, Vantal Simpson (wife Cornelia Brown\nSimpson) of Brooklyn NY; daughters\, Constantina Smith (husband Raymond\nSmith) of Hyde Park NY and Seprena Simpson of Jamaica; grandchildren\, Roberto\nEdwards\, Carlton Simpson Jr\, Rasheif Gordon\, Justin Simpson\, Deishaun Simpson\,\nRaphael Simpson\, Matthew Simpson\, Shaun-ti Duckworth\, Raen Smith\, Jade\nSimpson\, Chelsea Simpson\, McKemma Simpson\, Shaunie Simpson; great-grand\,\nLondon Madden. Lloyd is also survived by his brother\, Norman Simpson as well\nas several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents\, he is predeceased by his\nsiblings\, Justin Mitchell\, Roslyn Simpson Cameron\, Hazel Simpson\, Del Simpson\,\nBobby Simpson\, Fitzroy Simpson\, Montgomery Simpson. He died leaving a bunch\nof friends and loved ones. Lloyd is loved and will be missed by his family and\nfriends.
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/lloyd-cleveland-simpson/
LOCATION:Beth-El C.O.G.I.C\, 1030 Woodfield Road\, West Hempstead\, NY\, 11552\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Edna Warren
DESCRIPTION:Oh\, come celebrate the life of Edna Warren who went to be with her heavenly father on May 7\, 2024. She was 92 years\nold. \nEdna\, daughter of the late John Richard Taylor and Dora (Leonard) Taylor\, was born in Nashville\, NC on September\n28\,1931. As a child she attended Nash County schools. Edna was the daughter of sharecroppers in the segregated\nsouth during the period of Jim Crow laws\, which dominated the lives of African Americans. Her parents overcame\ntheir circumstances through hard work\, wisdom and their faith that God would deliver their children to true\nfreedom. \nJohn and Dora’s Christian parenting instilled the love of Jesus Christ in all seven of their Children. Their union\nproduced Josephine\, Clarence\, Richard and remarkably two sets of twins Nalkus & Deora (Boy and Girl) as well as\nEddie & Edna. As adults\, five of the seven siblings would migrate from North Carolina and pursue opportunities in\nthe North. Clarence remained in North Carolina. \nEdna united in marriage to Lenton Warren on March 22\, 1954. To this union\, three children were born\, Glenda in 1955\,\nMarvin in 1957 and Bobby in 1958. However\, it wasn’t until 1960 that Edna and Lenton left the south and settled in\nNewburgh\, NY\, where she would remain for the rest of her life. Lenton and Edna flourished in their new\nsurroundings while working together as a team. Edna worked in a pocketbook factory while Lenton initially worked\nas an auto mechanic before becoming a factory worker at a tile manufacturing company. Together\, they took care to\nwatch their children closely passing along the same Christian values their parents taught them. Edna had only one\nchurch that she belonged to in Newburgh\, Ebenezer Baptist Church. At the time of her passing\, she was still a\nmember. \nLenton and Edna believed in saving their money. In the Mid 60’s they bought the apartment building that they were\nliving in and continued to lease multiple apartments in the building. Ultimately\, they acquired the two adjacent\nproperties. As they approached the age of 40\, Lenton and Edna began focusing full time on real estate and\napartment rentals. In the mid-eighties\, Lenton and Edna expanded their real estate holdings to Cleveland\, OH. For\nover 50 years\, Lenton and Edna took care of hundreds of families in both Newburgh and Cleveland\, providing them\nwith clean and affordable housing. \nEdna was the last direct descendent of John Richard Taylor and Dora (Leonard) Taylor. She was also predeceased by\nher husband\, Lenton Warren on October 21\, 2021. Lenton too was the last remaining sibling in his family.\nEdna’s legacy continues through her three children Glenda\, Marvin (Lowistine)\, Bobby (Marie )\, five grandchildren\nAlexis\, Matthew (Candice)\, John\, Kayla and Victoria\, and four great-grandchildren (Liv\, Nevi\, Lennox\, and Alanna).\nEdna also leaves behind a host of cousins\, nieces\, nephews\, friends and the Ebenezer Baptist Church Family.\nThis was the life and times of Edna Warren\, a true and dedicated Christian woman\, who believed and worshipped\nGod through all circumstances.
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/edna-warren/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Newburgh\, 18 Lake St.\, Newburgh\, NY\, 12550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Carol A. Tissiera
DESCRIPTION:Carol A. Tissiera departed this life and entered Eternal Rest on Tuesday\, May 7\, 2024 at the Pines Nursing Home surrounded by her loving family. Carol was born on January 29\, 1940 to parents Anna Holman and Percy Hancock in Pleasant Valley\, NY. She was raised by her grandparents\, William and Mary Holman. Carolyn attended the Hyde Park School System and was baptized at the Central Baptist Church under the leadership of the late Rev. Roger Douglas. Carol was united in marriage to Jack Tissiera on July 12\, 1969. She retired from Fargo Manufacturing Corp. Carol loved the Lord\, her family\, making up her eyebrows\, Smokey Robinson and General Hospital.  \nShe leaves to mourn 4 daughters\, Karen Blanchard (Kenneth) of Upper Marlboro\, MD\, Kim Holman\, Kelli Holman and Deatra Holman all of Poughkeepsie\, NY; 2 sons\, Bryan Holman and Jack Tissiera of Poughkeepsie; stepson\, Steven Tissiera of Poughkeepsie and stepdaughter\, Linda Tissiera of Georgia;14 grandchildren\, 19 great – grandchildren; 2 great -great grandchildren; 2 aunts\, Evelyn Spencer of LaGrange and Natalie Holman of Poughkeepsie; 3 loving cousins\, Donna Johnson (who she was raised with)\, Denacca Johnson and Daion Strothers all of Maryland. Many other cousins and friends who also loved her much. Carol was predeceased by her husband\, parents\, grandparents\, son. Kevin Holman\, stepsister\, Carol Albury\, 4 great -grandchildren\, 2 cousins\, Barbara Jeter -Jackson and Hollis Swenson (whom she was also raised with).  \nSleep In Peace Carol. You fought a good fight. You finished your course. You kept the Faith. You Earned Your Rest. We Will Always Love You BUT God Loved You Best.
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/carol-a-tissiera/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Newburgh\, 18 Lake St.\, Newburgh\, NY\, 12550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Heyward Wadell Tillman
DESCRIPTION:Heyward Wadell Tillman was born in Richland\, South Carolina. The\nson of the late Moses Tillman Jr. and the late Dora Mae Tillman.\nHeyward was the 2nd child of 6 siblings. \nHe departed this earthly life to be with the Lord on May 5\, 2024.\nHeyward graduated from Rantoul Township High School in the state of\nIllinois. He began driving open road for North American Van line and\nthen moved to Newburgh\, NY with his family and started working at\nAmerican Felt Company. \nHe later met Barbara Williams\, they fell in love and were married on\nAugust 17\, 1985. He then went on to start his career as a Corrections\nOfficer and was still actively working at Fishkill Correctional Facility.\nHeyward had a love for fishing\, bowling and singing to his favorite\ntunes at Karaoke. \nMr. Heyward Wadell Tillman leaves to mourn his passing; one son\,\nHeyward A. Tillman (from a previous marriage); brothers\, Cliffton D.\nTillman of Tennessee\, Kenneth L. Tillman of Washingtonville\, NY and\nCarl P. Tillman of Newburgh\, NY; sisters\, Cheryl (Eric) Williams of\nDumfries\, VA and Sherrie M. Tillman of Newburgh\, NY and a host of\nloving nieces\, cousins\, relatives and friends\, all who will deeply miss\nhim and cherish there memories together. He was preceded in death by\nhis father\, Moses Tillman Jr and his mother\, Dora Mae Tillman
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/heyward-wadell-tillman/
LOCATION:Rhodes Funeral Home Newburgh\, 18 Lake St.\, Newburgh\, NY\, 12550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Lillie Ruth Laster Mims
DESCRIPTION:On May 22\, 2024\, Lillie Ruth Laster Mims\, our beloved matriarch\, departed this life peacefully at home. She was born May 24\, 1927\, in Rutledge\, GA\, to the late Mary Brown Laster and Robert Laster. She was the youngest of five girls. She loved her family immensely and sacrificed to give them the best. \nLillie was educated in the Atlanta school system. As a teen\, she unselfishly went to night school to earn her high school diploma to work and care for her mother. She furthered her education at Spencerian Business School in Newburgh\, NY\, and received cosmetology training. \nShe met and married the love of her life\, SGT (Ret) Menzo Mims\, Sr.\, in Atlanta\, and they were married on August 6\, 1949\, until his passing on February 19\, 1995. \nWhile her husband was deployed overseas\, she was employed at the then-West Point Hospital. She gained employment as a nursing assistant at St. Luke’s Hospital in Newburgh\, NY\, secured long-term employment\, and retired from NYS Letchworth Village in Theills\, NY. \nLillie was an avid community volunteer. She was a Highland Falls school class parent and a Parent-Teacher Association officer. She was the President of the American Legion Auxiliary #633 for several terms. She was a member of the Highlanders Seniors Club\, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People\, and she was the first African-American voted to serve on the Highland Falls-Ft. Montgomery school board and served for seven years. She served on the Village of Highland Falls Republican Committee\, filling her husband’s seat. \nShe began her membership at St. John AME Zion Church in Highland Falls\, NY in 1952. For more than 52 years\, she was a dutiful member. She served faithfully in the following capacities: \nChurch Mother\, Church treasurer\, Usher Board vice president\, Women’s Day chairperson\, and Member of the senior choir and founder of the Junior choir. \nLillie birthed five children but played an integral part in raising her nephews\, Henry Laster\, Robert Jones\, and Wille Gordon\, who all predeceased her in death. \nShe was also predeceased in death by her beloved husband Menzo\, Sr.\, her son Menzo Jr.\, her daughter Cathy Jean\, and her sisters Verda Mae Grant\, Voncile Gordon\, Elise Laster Carrie Laster. \nShe leaves to cherish her memory her daughters Ann Molina\, Yolanda (Matt) Johnson\, and Yvette (Marc) Oaddams; grandchildren Laneisha Joy\, Gilberto III\, Keith Jr. (Alissa)\, Menzo III\, Michelle\, Brittani Jean\, Mitchell\, and Malik; a special great-granddaughter\, Erica Lynn Ruth; God-daughter Tammie Brown and special niece and nephew Tracey and Tony Jones. Along with a multitude of nieces\, nephews and a large network of special “adopted family and friends”. \nLillie Ruth’s Words of Wisdom \n· “It’s a long road that don’t have an end.” \n· “ Somebody has to lose.”- Her sports reference \n· “ Lord\, How can I bless someone today.” \n· Favorite Bible scripture and political statement: “As you did it to one of the least of these my brothers\, you did it to me” Matthew 25:40.
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/lillie-ruth-laster-mims/
LOCATION:St. John AME Zion Church\, 103 East Ave.\, Middletown\, NY\, 10940\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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SUMMARY:Ronnie Belfield
DESCRIPTION:Ronnie Antonio Belfield of Poughkeepsie\, NY passed away Tuesday\, May 21\, 2024. \nRonnie was born in Rich Square\, North Carolina on November 29\, 1960. He was a talented mechanic\nwho dedicated himself to his craft. He was known for his exceptional skills and passion for fixing things.\nThose who knew him described him as lovable and caring with deep love for his family. \nRonnie is preceded in death by his mother\, Marie Belfield\, paternal grandmother\, Nellie Baugham and\nuncle\, Melvin DeLoatch. \nHe will be deeply missed by his lifetime partner\, Cynthia Jacobs of Poughkeepsie\, NY; father\, Edward\nBaugham of Poughkeepsie\, NY; stepmother\, Nellie Mann; brother\, Mischa Mann; sister\, Tamara Scott\n(Phil) all of North Carolina; son\, Tyro Wilson and wife Brooke Wilson of Florida; daughter\, Raqueyah\nRodgers of North Carolina\, and grandchildren\, Tyshon\, Elijah and Symphani Wilson all of Florida. \n“Pop Pop” as his grandchildren called him will be deeply missed. Ronnie’s memory will remain in the\nhearts of those who knew and loved him. Ronnie will be truly missed by a host of nieces\, nephews and\nfriends
URL:https://rhodesfuneralhomes.com/event/ronnie-belfield/
LOCATION:Beth-El C.O.G.I.C\, 1030 Woodfield Road\, West Hempstead\, NY\, 11552\, United States
CATEGORIES:Funerals
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