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| -Jalia Magazine would like to dedicate this page to Northside High School graduates that are no longer with us. | ||||||||||||
| Linda Kilgore-Williamson-Parkinson,
Class of 1970
LINDA KILGORE-WILLIAMSON-PARKINSON,
departed from this earth on June 6, Remembrance
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His memories are cherished by three sons John Michael, Corey Jerome, and Patrick, all of Memphis, Tennessee; three sisters, Bobbie James, Vickie and Sandra (Marvell) Brown; two brothers, James (Linda Jean) and Ovell (Debra); a host of nieces, nephews, many friends; a special friend, Ms. Rhonda Young. He was preceded in death by his mother and father, Maggie Mae and John Henry; one sister, Gloria Ann; and one son Darryl.
DR. GAIL A. CHRISTIAN-THOMAS, 49, of Memphis, Director
NONA LEFORE, 53, of Memphis, passed away September 18, 2007.
She was an employee of Childrens
INITA LOVE-ANDERSON departed this world, November
27, 2000. Remembrance
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CATHY DIANE WEBB , 49, of Memphis, died Monday, August 22, 2005 at Baptist
Daniel Ross was in Memphis for Christmas vacation
before falling victim to an apparent carjacking and murder. Daniel
made a name for himself as an accomplished chemist within the
cosmetics industry. He held the position of senior chemist at
Maybelline/Loreal. Daniel relocated to Woodbridge, New Jersey
6 years ago when Maybelline moved its cosmetics division to the
New Jersey area.
DEWAYNE JONATHAN DYSON,
46, owner of Dyson Seed and Sod Inc., passed away Friday, November
Please visit the Notice and Guestbook for Dewayne Jonathan Dyson . http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?Id=LS19919715X Click on the above link or cut and paste the url into your browser's address bar.
ENNIS TIMOTHY BROWN,
43, of Mason, Tennessee and employee of Arlington * Class of 1979, Senior Class President.
SHARON GLADNEY, 44, of Memphis departed from this earth February 17, 2006. Remembrance Download (pdf format).
ROBERT EARL HUGHES, 29, of
Memphis, departed from this earth, Tuesday, February 6, Remembrance
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LEROY DUNYEA MCGHEE, 43, of Memphis, retired cook
for Morrison's Cafeteria, died
AL NATHAN MILLER - Former Northside band president
died Monday, April 4, 2005. He
WILLIAM 'SCOOTER' 'SIX PACK' HIMPHILL JR., 41 of Memphis, construction worker,
RONALD E. PUGH, 44, of Collierville, retired building engineer for the Memphis City
DARRYL LASHUN JONES,
36, of Memphis, chef for Elliot's Restaurant, died
HENRY
LEE TUCKER, SR., 31, of Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, |
2003.
She is survived by her husband, Rudy Parkinson, her children,
Nevada Williamson, Keta Glover and, Lorenzo Williamson, her parents,
Leonard and Josie Kilgore, her brother, Bobby Joe, and her sisters,
Mildred, Peggy, Madolyn and Gena. Family was Linda's first priority
in life. She continually gave of herself, for the good of her
family.
JOHN
HENRY WALLACE, JR. departed this world, Sunday, July 15, 2001.
He was born May 27, 1951 to the late Maggie Mae and John Henry
Wallace, Sr. He attended Northside High School and State Technical
Institute in Memphis, Tennessee. He later served in the United
States Army. He was united in Holy Matrimony to Claudine Bobo,
and to this union came two sons, John Michael and Corey Jerome.
John loved his family and friends unselfishly and those who were
blessed to know him will never forget him.
DR.
LORETTA BOBO-MOSLEY departed this world, Monday, June 21, 2003.
To cherish her memory, Dr. Loretta Mosley leaves her beloved husband, Eddie
Mosley III; two sons, Eddie IV and Jason Mosley; three grandchildren; her loving
mother Willie Bernice Wooten, sister, Mignion M. Wooten, brothers, Daniel
L. Bobo and Dennis M. Bobo, David E. Bobo of Tacoma, WA, William Wooten of New
York, New York; father and mother in-law Eddie and Margie Mae Mosley II, two
brothers-in-law, three sisters-in-law; her father, Brinkley Williams Bobo;
one half sister; four half brothers and their families; four aunts, Florine
Thomas of Florida, Wyona Farmer of Memphis, Robbie Webb of Senatobia, MS; six
nieces, twenty nephews, two great nieces, four great nephews, two great nieces
and a host of family and friends. 
of Testing
for Southwest Tennessee Community College, died Monday, January
17, 2005 at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. Mrs. Thomas, the
wife of Gregory L. Thomas, also leaves two daughters, April Jackson
and Keesler Abrum, and a son, Mario Thomas, all of Memphis; two
sisters, Phyllis Anderson of Millington and Tabatha Johnson of
Memphis; three brothers, Floyd Christian of Atlanta, David Christian
of Arlington, Texas, and Ralph Christian of Memphis, and nine
grandchildren. 
College Daycare. Visitation,
Friday, September 21 at Family Mortuary, 878 Jackson from 7-9
p.m. and Saturday, September 22 at Trinity Church and Christian
Center, 3835 Raleigh-Millington Road, from 11 a.m. until time
of Funeral at 1 p.m. She leaves four daughters, Kristy Dowell,
Adrianne Hardin and Erin LeFlore; one son Aaron LeFlore; godmother,
Catherine Himphill. She also leaves a host of other relatives
and friends.
REGINALD
BERNARD BONDS, 46, of Houston, formerly of Memphis, computer consultant
for Hand & Associates American Industries Trust Co., died
Friday, May 3, 2002 at St. Luke Episcopal Hospital in Houston.
Memorial services will be at 7 p.m. Monday at Jefferson Mortuary
in Millington with burial at 10 a.m. Tuesday in West Tennessee
Veterans Cemetery. He was an usher of Oneness Apostolic Church
in Houston. Mr. Bonds, the husband of Sylvia Christopher Bonds,
also leaves a daughter, Christina Antoinette Bonds, and a son,
Christopher Jarrett Bonds, both of Houston; his mother, Bobbie
Marshall of Memphis, and five sisters, Antoinette Bonds, Shelia
Marshall, Edwina Gray and Felecia Smith, all of Memphis, and Ptosha
Maclin of Clarksville, TN. The family requests that memorials
be sent to Houston Apostolic Ministerial Alliance for Reginald
B. Bonds Scholarship Fund of the Faith Temple Holiness Church
in Houston.
She leaves to mourn her passing; her husband, Jimmie
Joe Anderson, a son, Calvin L. Jones, her mother, Mrs. Willie
Bernice Wooten, two sisters, Reverend Doctor Loretta Mosley and
Ms. Mignion Wooten both of Memphis, four brothers, David E. Bobo
of Germany, Daniel L. Bobo and Dennis M. Bobo, both of Memphis,
William Wooten, Jr. of Alabama, two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Carolyn
Bobo of Memphis and Mrs. Alberta Bobo of Germany, two brothers-in-law,
Mr. Eddie Mosley II and Johnny Ray Blue both of Memphis, twenty
eight nieces and nephews, fourteen stepchildren, forty-two
step grandchildren, five aunts, many relatives and friends. 
Memorial Hospital East. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 27, 2005 at Volllintine Baptist Church, 4177 New Allen Road, where she was a member, with burial in Northridge Woodhaven Cemetery in Millington. Visitation, Friday, August 26, 2005 1 - 8 p.m. at Jefferson Mortuary, 7788 Church St., Millington and Saturday, August 27, 10 until 11 a.m. at Vollintine Baptist Church. She leaves a daughter, Jessica Webb; her mother, Julia Shannon Webb, and her father, Extra Webb, all of Memphis; two sisters, Shelia Webb Smith of Memphis and Terri Turner of Birmingham, AL; four brothers, Carlos Webb of Memphis, Gerald Webb of Atlanta, GA, James Webb of Jacksonville, FL, and Ronald Webb of Memphis. Jefferson Mortuary 901-872-8800 
10,
2006. Services will be 12 noon, Thursday, November 16, at
N.J. Ford and Sons. Burial in West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery.
He is survived by daughter, Madison Nicole Dyson of Memphis;
son, Jonathan Nicholas Dyson of Memphis; three sisters, Gwendolyn
Dyson, Beryl Dyson, both of Memphis, and Rebecca Bolden of Oakland,
CA; five brothers, Louis Dyson, Tyrone Dyson, Timothy Dyson,
Terry (Lorine) Dyson and Tracy Dyson, all of Memphis; mother,
Emma Reed of Memphis; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins
and other relatives and friends. 
Developmental
Center, died Wednesday, June 9, 2004 at Saint Francis Hospital
in Memphis. Mr. Brown, the husband of Artie
Bridgette Whitmore Brown, also leaves a daughter, Candis Brown,
and three sons, Ryan Brown, Bryan Brown and Kevontis Brown, all
of Mason; and his mother, Lue Bertha Hill Brown; a sister, Rebecca
Brown, and a brother, Marvin Brown, all of Memphis. 
BENNIE
BERAINE BUNTYN-JONES, 40, of Oakland, Calif., formerly of Memphis,
wife of James Lester Jones, died Thursday, August 22, 2002 at
Summitt Hospital in Oakland. Burial took place at Hopewell Baptist
Church Cemetery in Grand Junction.
She leaves behind her father Tommie Gladney Sr., three daughters: Jamesia, Janishicia and Brianna Ward; one grandson: Cornelius (Boogoloo); one god-daughter: Kim; one sister: Ada Gladney, brother: Tommie Gladney Jr., all of Memphis; host of uncles, aunts, cousins and other relatives and friends. 
1990.
He leaves to mourn his passing five sisters, Brenda Hughes, Valerie
Hughes, Sharon Hughes, Felicia Finnie, and Yolanda Finnie, all
of Memphis; seven brothers, Roy Hughes, Ronnie Hughes, Don Hughes,
Lawrence Finnie, Corry Hughes, Brandon Hughes, and Keith Hughes
all of Memphis. The funeral service took place, Sunday, February
11, 1990 at M. J. Edwards and Sons Funeral Home. 
FLORIDT
JANE IVY-DOUGLAS, 41, of Memphis, day
care teacher, died Monday, January
28, 2002 at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis. Services will
be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Philippian Baptist
Church & Outreach Ministries with burial in New Park Cemetery.
J. O. Patterson Mortuary has charge. Mrs. Douglas, the wife of
Dwight R. Douglas, also leaves a daughter, Cora Denise Douglas;
a son, Dwight DeWayne Douglas, and her parents, Cora
L. Johnson and Floyd Ivy, all of Memphis; three sisters, Linda
Maxwell and Gwendolyn Johnson, both of Memphis, and Judy Johnson
of Oxford, Miss.; three brothers, Floyd Ivy Jr., Steven Johnson
and Carlos Ivy, all of Memphis, and Sam Johnson of Oxford, and
her grandmother, Mildred Eggerson of Taylor, Miss.
CECELIA
McCAIN, 42, of Memphis , died Tuesday, February 10, 2004 at Methodist
Healthcare-University Hospital . She was a member of William
Temple Church of God in Christ. Mrs. McCain, the wife of Carlis
McCain, also leaves a son, Alex B. Gamble; a stepdaughter, Konesha
Liddell; a stepson, Carlis A. Liddell; her mother, Ruth Loyd,
and a sister, Sylvia Loyd-Chism, all of Memphis . 
Sunday, January 30, 2005 at Methodist
North Hospital. He was a graduate of Northside High School. He
leaves two daughters, Tiffany McGhee and Jalissa McGhee, and
his mother, Murdia M. Rayford, all of Memphis; his father, Frank
Earl McGhee of Rock Island, Ill.; four sisters, Kathyleen Tate,
Glida L. McGhee, Marie Looney and Tamekia Harris, all of Memphis,
and seven brothers, Frankylon D. McGhee, Cedric McGhee and Rodriques
McGhee, all of Memphis, and Craig McGhee, Anthony McGhee, Terry
McGhee and Cedrick McGhee, all of Rock Island. 
BRENDA
KAY MALONE, 39, of Memphis, correctional officer for the Shelby
County Correctional Center, died Thursday, April 4, 2002 at Methodist
Healthcare-South. Harrison's Funeral Home Orange Mound Chapel
has charge. She was a Baptist and member of the Northside High
School Alumni Association. She leaves a daughter, Brittany Hilson,
her mother, Georgia Mae Malone, three sisters, Shirley Reid, Debra
Rayford and Phyllis Matthews, and five brothers, Wade Malone Jr.,
Howard Malone, Jerry Malone, Michael Malone and Austin Rayford,
all of Memphis.
is survived by his wife Phyllis K. Miller, one son Al Nathan Miller, Jr.; one daughter Alicia Maree Miller; three sisters, Vercatha A. Ford (Raymond), Karlisha L. Benymon (Eric), and Tamra Sain (James); two aunts, Katherine A. Barginere and Veronica Mitchell; and one uncle, Ronald Miller. Al also has nieces and nephews, who lovingly called him "Uncle Al", and many cousins. He was also a father figure to Brian Portwood and Eddie Moore. 
died Sunday, July 17, 2005 at the Regional Medical Center.He leaves his mother, Catherine Himphill of Memphis; a sister, Donya E. Himphill of Atlanta, and two brothers, Leslie J. Stewart and Vernon L. Stewart, both of Memphis. 
ROSMARI
ELAINE CELESTE PLEASURE died on March 2, 1998. She has
been described as a loving, caring, gentle and kind young lady.
She never married or had children. Rosemari was a member of
Mississippi Blvd Baptist Church. She worked 12 years for the
Commercial Appeal Newspaper. 
Schools, Alumnus of Northside High School, member of Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, died Friday, May 19, 2006 at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday, May 26 at Harrison's Funeral Home Chapel, 2647 Carnes Avenue. He will lie in state from 11-11:55 a.m. Saturday, May 27 at Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, 4780 Yale Road with Funeral Ceremony at 12 p.m. Pastor Leon Jones, Jr. officiating. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery, 5668 Poplar Avenue. He leaves to cherish his memories his wife, Tequitria Parker-Pugh; his daughter, Kaylan Pugh, both of Collierville; his mother, Ethel Pugh of Memphis; a sister, Vickie Davis of Memphis; four brothers, James Spight; his twin, Donald Pugh, Anthony Pugh, all of Memphis and Rickey Robinson of St. Louis, MO; and a host of other relatives and friends. Harrison's Funeral Home, Inc. Orange Mound Chapel 901-452-7331 
CARL
DUNN JR., passed on Wednesday, March 6th, 2002. He was funeralized
on Saturday, March 9th, 2002. Carl was a 1982 Northside
graduate. He leaves a wife Gwen Dunn and 3 small children.
Wednesday, August 13, 2003 at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis.
departed this life
on March 17, 1997 in Ft. Sill, as a result of a car accident.
He leaves to mourn his loss, a devoted wife, Edwina Tucker; two
sons, Henry Lee Tucker Jr. and Darrelle Dewayne Tucker; one daughter,
Tykeia Danyelle Tucker; his mother, Maggie Tucker; his father,
Willie Reed Jr.; nine sisters, Pamela Parker of Memphis, Debra
Ann Tucker of Chicago, Martha Jean Tucker, Emma Jean Turner, Dealie
Mae Turner, Virginia Muffy, Darlene Reed Coleman and Daphine Reed
of Duncan, Mississippi; Heidi Jointer of St. Louis, Missouri;
thirteen brothers, Terry Tucker (Rhonda), Herman Tucker, John
Tucker (Danzell), Lonnie Parker, and Calvin Collins of Memphis,
Richard Reed, Willie Reed, III, Otis Lee Reed, Patrick Reed, Isreal
Reed and Michael D. Turner of Duncan, Mississippi; and Robert
Anderson and J. W. Anderson of Indianapolis, Indiana; his mother-in-law,
Laverne Wiley and father-in-law, Albert Wiley; two sisters-in-law,
Laverne Wiley and father-in-law, Albert Wiley; two sisters-in-law,
Constance Wiley and Dawn White (Carey); two brothers-in-law, Albert
Wiley (Tangela) and Baron Wiley; his grandmother, Blanch Parker
of Chicago; grandfather, Willie Reed, Sr. of Memphis; one aunt,
Henry Sten Owens; one great-aunt, Ms. Joyce James of Duncan and
a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
