The angels of the Lord descended on Wednesday March 30, 2022 to take our beloved angel Francis Pinkney home to eternal rest.  Francis (Frank) Elmo Pinkney was born February 22, 1931 to the late Mildred Brown in Washington, DC. Frank grew up in the Washington, DC area and was raised by his grandmother May. Frank made his way through the public school system and was granted an opportunity to go art school with a full scholarship but was immediately drafted to serve in the Korean War with...

On Saturday, April 2, 2022, Lawrence Thomas Covington of Hyattsville, Maryland, peacefully transitioned from labor to reward at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Capital Caring Hospice Center, Washington, DC.  Lawrence was born on May 18, 1944, in Blenheim, South Carolina to the late Thomas and Annie Margaret Covington.  He was one of four children and the youngest of their three sons. Lawrence accepted Jesus Christ at an early age and was baptized and became a member of Cedar Fall...

Kimberly Roshawn (Bond) Ballard- Bey was born in Washington, DC on December 13, 1974, she was the only child to Lavern Bond-Walls and Robert Hartridge. She received her call to eternal rest on March 30, 2022.  “Kim, Kimmie or Tweet (personal family nick name)” as she was affectionately known was educated in the DC Public School System and graduated from Ballou Senior High School. Kimmie worked as a Federal Government Contractor for the Pentagon up until her failing...

ALFRED TARRANCE transitioned on March 11, 2022, peacefully surrounded by his loving wife Peggy of 50 years.  Alfred was born on October 1, 1948, to Eugene Tarrance and Mary Louise (Redd) Tarrance.  On June, 14, 1971, Alfred married his best friend, soulmate, and the love of his life, (Peggy McCormick).  From this union two daughters were born, Lisa, and Tomeiko (deceased). Alfred attended Washington D.C. Public Schools and attended Prince George’s Community College...

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Quietly and Peacefully God called Wilma from this life to her eternal rest on February 15th, 2022.  Wilma Deloris Carter was Born in Washington DC on August 3,1939. She was the oldest girl of Thirteen born to the late Marjorie and Willie Smith. Wilma obtained her education within Washington D.C. Public School System. She had a heart to help so she furthered her education and attended D.C. Village where she received her Nursing Degree. Her undenying love she had for children led her to...

Lawrence Thomas Covington Jr. affectionately known as “Thomas” was born on August 12th, 1975 in Washington, D.C. Thomas attended Washington D.C Public Schools throughout his childhood and later received his GED. After earning his GED, Thomas began working for various trucking companies in the District. Thomas enjoyed attending annual family functions and spending time with his beloved family. His hobbies included cooking and listening to music. Being a District of Columbia native...

 Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Roy Anthony Smith, affectionately known as “Tony’ was born June 7, 1975 in Washington DC to the union of the late Roy Smith Jr (Lil Pat) and Brenda Lampkins.  From this union two children were born, with Roy being the youngest. Roy attended Washington DC Public Schools throughout his childhood and later, successfully received his GED.   As a youth, Roy was adventurous and always had a thrill for life, he loved to be the...

Natalie Ruth Ellerbe was born in Queens New York on November 12, 1961 to Betty Brockett and Nathaniel Ellerbe. She was premature, weighing in at 3lbs. She attended school in New York and moved to Maryland in her early 20’s to give her children a better life.  She was a cosmetologist, waitress and construction worker.  She loved hosting gathers, playing bingo, and having card parties with her family and friends.   Natalie departed this life on Friday, December 31,...

Jean was born and raised in Washington D.C. where she attended and graduated from the D.C. School system. She then went to trade school for typing and soon got her a government job as a clerical secretary where she  retired from after 29 years She was loved greatly by her supervisor and coworkers . She enjoyed retirement life to the fullest where she just relaxed most of the time. Jean was a stern but loving woman she raised her 8 children and plus her first 2 grandchildren. She did...