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Pastor Annie Pearl Mangram Williams

6/30/2015

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Pastor Annie Pearl Mangram Williams of 2755 Georgia Highway 90 West, Oglethorpe, Georgia passed Saturday, June 27, 2015 at the Macon Medical Center, Macon, Georgia.

A memorial celebration will be held at 11:00 A.M., Thursday, July 2, 2015 at the Upper Room Apostolic Holiness Church, 1627 Highway 90 West, Oglethorpe, Georgia. 

The funeral service will be conducted at 1:00 P.M., Friday, July 3, 2015 at the Emmanuel Temple of The Apostolic Faith, 2081 Larchwood Street, Atlanta, GA  30310, where Bishop Calvin L. McDaniel, Sr. is pastor.

Pastor Williams was born November 9, 1943 to the late Esker Mangram, Sr. and Doris Jolly Mangram in Macon County Georgia.  She was educated in the public school system of Macon County. She received her master degree in cosmetology from Modern Trend Beauty College of Atlanta, Georgia. She was preceded in death by one sister, Eloise Mangram, and two brothers, Grady Mangram and Esker Mangram, Jr.

She was united in holy matrimony to Aris Williams, Sr. on February 13, 1962.  To this union, they were blessed with four children: Alesia Ann, Kim Denise, Aris, Jr. and Machell. Pastor Williams loved her family dearly and that love was reciprocated.

She joined Emmanuel Temple of the Apostolic Faith on May 23, 1976, under the leadership of Elder Calvin L. McDaniel, Sr. Because of her love for the Lord and passion for people, she was always on her post as a soldier of the Lord.  She never missed an opportunity to witness to someone about the plan of salvation.   This was a gift in itself because she made it very plain as she compared it to childbirth.  As a result, many souls came to Christ.  From the time she was baptized in Jesus’ name and filled with the Holy Spirit, she was an active member of Emmanuel Temple.  She sang in the choir because she loved to sing.  Her first solo was "I Feel a Change in My Life."  She was also prayer warrior – meeting every Wednesday for noon day prayer with the mothers of the church; a member of the missionary board; and a member of the pastor’s aid auxiliary. She also participated in street meetings passing out tracks and witnessing to people.  Whenever the doors of the church were open, Sister Williams was there.  In her years of teaching and spreading God’s gospel, she had a new awakening in Christ.  The Lord spoke to her to return to her native land of Oglethorpe, Georgia. In 1985, her ministry begin to grow and her vision materialized in 1990 - Upper Room Apostolic Holiness Church. Her first service was held on Mother’s Day in 1990. The scripture, Acts 26:22, says, “Having therefore obtained help of God,  I continue unto this day, witnessing both to small and great, saying none other thing than those which the prophets and Moses did say should come."

Memories of her will be cherished forever by her husband, Aris Williams, Sr., Douglasville, Georgia; four children, Alesia (Lynorris) James and Kim (Bobby) Gant, both of Douglasville, Georgia, Aris Williams, Jr., Powder Springs, Georgia, and Machell (Daryl) Ashmon, Stone Mountain, Georgia; six grandchildren, Renika Nicole (Gemetric) Taylor, Christopher Shaun Gant, Blake Bernard Ashmon, Myles Tre’ Ashmon, Lauren Taylor James, and Christopher G. James; four great grandchildren, Journee Ashmon, Jayden Ashmon, Josiah Ashmon and Camiria James; seven siblings, Ollie Mae Mangram and Margaret McLaughlin (Joe), both of Jamaica, New York, Florene Smith, Oglethorpe, Georgia, Mary Ann Fields, College Park, Georgia, LaVern Mangram, and Anthony Wayne Mangram both of Oglethorpe, Georgia, and Goldie Hairston (John), Atlanta, Georgia; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Special thanks is given to Bertha Kay Heflin, Roderick Stewart, and Ann Pope.

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Willie Frank Wilborn, Sr.

6/27/2015

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Willie Frank Wilborn, Sr., age 71, 131 Dogwood Drive, Montezuma, Georgia passed Monday, June 22, 2015. 

The funeral service will be conducted 11:00 A.M., Friday, July 3, 2015 at the First Salem Baptist Church, 191 Twin Church Road, Montezuma, Georgia.  The Reverend Jeffrey Randle, pastor, will officiate.  Interment will follow in the Champ Waters Cemetery, Twin Church Road, Montezuma, Georgia. 

Mr. Willie Frank Wilborn, Sr. was born June 16, 1944 in Orange County, Florida to the late Charlie Frank Wilborn and Ethel Bullard Jackson.  He was educated in the public school system of Orange County, Florida.  He was married to the former Leslie Rackley Thornton.  He was blessed to be the father of four children and two stepchildren.  Two brothers, William Jackson and Ulysses Ivory, preceded him in death.  He was a member of First Salem Baptist Church.  After twenty-five dedicated years of service, he retired from Georgia Forest in 1999 as a large machine operator. 

He leaves a legacy of many fond memories to his beloved wife of twenty-five years, Leslie Rackley Wilborn, Montezuma, Georgia; six children, Edgar Burris, Florida, Samuel McKenzie (Gwen), South Bay, Florida, Willie Frank Wilborn, Jr. (Ann), Warner Robins, Georgia, Wachovia Wilborn Thornton (Mack), Killeen, Texas, Celicia Thornton (David), Union City, Georgia, and Rickey Thornton, Jr. (Jade), College Park, Georgia; two brothers, Franklin Wilborn, Ohio and A. B. Burch, South Bay, Florida; two sisters, Charlie Mae Wilborn, Ohio and Arlessa Wilborn, West Palm Beach, Florida; mother-in-law, Carrie Rackley, Montezuma, Georgia; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Elizabeth Turner, Atlanta Georgia, Leonard Rackley (Lounell), Montezuma, Georgia, Cecelia Marshall (Emmitt), Stockbridge, Georgia, Lula Rackley (Chris), Atlanta, Georgia, J.B. Rackley, Montezuma, Georgia, Zebbie Dell Rackley, Union City, Georgia, Curtis Rackley and Donald Harris, both of Montezuma, Georgia, Judy Gable, Oglethorpe, Georgia, and Philistine Gardner, Marietta, Georgia; a host of beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren; a host of beloved nieces, nephews, including two devoted nieces, Yvonne Terry and Charlene Moore, and two devoted nephews, Jerome Wilborn and Terry Moore; a host of other relative and friends, including devoted friends, K.C. Cochran, Tommy Taylor, Hubert West, John Moore, and Peter.

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Katina Leggett

6/25/2015

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Katina Leggett, age 42, 825-B T.E. Moone Street, Montezuma Georgia passed Tuesday June 23, 2015 at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, Albany Georgia.

The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, June 27, 2015 at the Felton Chapel Church, Highway 128 North, Oglethorpe, Georgia. The Reverend Rodney Duncan will officiate. Interment will follow in Felton Chapel Church Cemetery, Highway 128 North, Oglethorpe, Georgia.

Katina was born September 17, 1972 in Ideal, Macon County, Georgia to the late John Wesley Leggett and Ira Belle Walker Leggett. She was preceded in death by two siblings Joann Leggett and Timothy Leggett.

She was educated in the public school system of Macon County where she attended the historic D.F. Douglas High School. She was employed with several nursing facilities as a Certified Nurse Assistant. If you knew Katina, you would know she loved fashion, singing, dancing, walking, and spending time with family and friends. She was a neighborhood mother to many children in the community.

A precious one from us is gone, a voice we love is still; a place is vacant in our hearts that can never more be filled.

She leaves to cherish her memories five devoted children, Wydrekia Leggett Harrison(Rainier) Montezuma Georgia, Harold Leggett Warner Robins Georgia, Whitney Leggett Oglethorpe Georgia, Brittney Leggett Americus Georgia, and Walteria Hosley Montezuma Georgia; five loving grandchildren, Montrevious, Timothy, Alayasia, Anevia, and E’moni; Siblings, Hayward Leggett (Jeanette), Oglethorpe Georgia Lewis Leggett (Mattie) Linda Leggett, Arthur Leggett (Shirley) all of Ideal Georgia, Christopher Leggett(Gwinlyn) Ideal Georgia, Angela Leggett Mathis (Roy) and Janice Leggett (Kerry) all of Oglethorpe Georgia; aunts and uncles, Arrie Dean Walker, Mary Battle(Major) Phillip Walker all of Oglethorpe Georgia. Mae Eula Walker, Montezuma Georgia and Gloria McDonald Marshville Georgia; A host of  beloved nieces and nephews, first cousins, other relatives and friends, including devoted friends, Jesse Kendrick, Patricia Mckellar and Lillian Mitchell.

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Nathaniel Ashmon, Sr.

6/20/2015

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Nathaniel Ashmon, Sr., age 71, 7045 Moseley Road, Fort Valley, Georgia passed Wednesday, June 17, 2015.

The funeral service will be conducted at 12:00 P.M., Saturday, June 27, 2015 at Liberty Praise Ministries, 217 Davidson Drive, Fort Valley, Georgia. Interment will follow in Willow Lake Memorial Gardens, 1854 Willow Lake Road, Fort Valley, Georgia. Bishop Jamie J. Johnson, pastor of James Temple Miracle Center will officiate.


On this beautiful day, Nathaniel, better known to his loved ones and friends as “PI” or “Little Sudie,” was born April 18, 1944 to the late Willie “Sudie, Sr.” Ashmon and Florence Haugabook Ashmon in Montezuma, Macon County, Georgia.  He was preceded in death by six siblings: Willie H. Ashmon, Wylene Ashmon Amadi, Bertha Mae Ashmon, and Barbita Ashmon Hopkin, and one uncle Sam Felder.

Nathaniel acquired his education in the public school system of Macon County where he attended the old historic Flint River Farm School and was a 1965 graduate of D. F. Douglass High School. After his completion of high school, Nathaniel served two years in the United States Marine Corp.


Life is not measured by the breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.  On the 3rd of May 1970, Nathaniel was united in holy matrimony to the former Anna Marie Watson, and to this union they were blessed with six children and nine grandchildren.


Nathaniel and Anna shared 45 glorious years of marriage. From the beginning, their relationship was built on the foundation of God's word. The two met at Robins Air Force Base. In an attempt to impress her, Nathaniel would speed past her on his forklift and even jump off the equipment while it was still running. Anna thought he was crazy because after jumping off the forklift, he asked her, “Can a man change from bad to good?” This impressed Anna and they exchanged phone numbers. On their first date for ice cream, Nathaniel arrived to her house and quickly realized that Anna and her mother, Mrs. Parker, were joined at the hip. Every future date was also a third wheel event, but PI didn't mind because he was instantly in love. Needless to say, he won the heart of Anna as well. Their marriage demonstrated the sacred covenant of a husband and a wife through love, laughter and Christ. They loved each other so dearly that they had admirable nicknames for each other which were honey, sweetheart, baby, sugar, and doll baby.  The children were so engulfed in the nicknames that they even thought their mother's name were such. When Naiwatha was an adolescent, his father asked for some honey out of the kitchen cabinet but instead of honey he brought his mother. As you can tell, the children thought that their mothers name was honey because he called her that so much. The legacy of Nathaniel continues to live on. Nathaniel loved his wife and children dearly and even made sure that their lives were blessed by God in Christian love.

Nathaniel’s career was spent as a Logistics Inspector dedicating twenty-five years with Robins Air Force Base (RAFB). He retired on July 31, 1993.  After retiring from RAFB, he was a bus driver for Macon County school system and the Boys & Girls Club in Peach County. He was also employed with Southern Frozen Food, Inc. for several years and was a self-employed building contractor. Nathaniel’s work never stopped, he dedicated countless hours to his community which was memorized by the city of Tifton, Georgia dedicating the road he resided, “Ashmon Road,” in his honor.

Nathaniel had a new awakening in his Christian life.  He was ordained as a minister and later as an Elder. He was a minister for Deliverance Revival of Newnan, Georgia, Jackson Temple of Macon, Georgia, and First Deliverance Holiness Church of Tifton, Georgia.  He served as an elder at Light of the World Holiness Church, Macon, Georgia, House of God Miracle Temple, Ideal, Georgia and James Temple Miracle Center, Fort Valley, Georgia.


Ecclesiastes 3:1-3, says:  “For behold, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers have already appeared in the land.”  On the seventeenth day of June two thousand and fifteen, Elder Nathaniel Ashmon, Sr. was called from labor to reward to a land of beauty, where the fig tree leaves was good for the healing of the body, where the streets are paved with gold and the gates are made of pearl.  “Servant of God, Well done.”   He leaves a legacy of love and golden memories to his beloved wife of forty-five years, Mrs. Anna Marie Watson Ashmon, Ft. Valley, Georgia; six loving and devoted children and their spouses, LeKashia D. Ashmon, Ft. Valley, Georgia, T’umbia H. Ashmon, Warner Robins, Georgia, Nathaniel Ashmon, Jr. (Zelda), Byron, Georgia, Technical Sergeant Naiwatha A. Ashmon (Shauna), Anchorage, Alaska, Nathaddeus D. Ashmon, Ft. Valley, Georgia, and Natheodore A. Ashmon, Sr. (Crystal), Memphis, Tennessee; nine grandchildren, Ahkanyala J. Jordan, T’Anna J. Jordan, Natiya J. Ashmon, Savion N. Ashmon, Zariyah L. Ashmon, Nathaniel Ashmon, III, Natheodore Ashmon, Jr., Noah Z. Ashmon, and Naiden C. Ashmon; ten siblings and their spouses,  Willie James Larry (Elizabeth), Montezuma, Georgia, Alberta Ashmon Harris, Perry, Georgia, and Freddie Ashmon (Bertha), Montezuma, Georgia, Shade Ashmon (Hattie), Augusta, Georgia, Willie C. Ashmon (Marie), Orrville, Alabama, Evangelist Lillie Ruth Ashmon Ambles (Eddie), Snellville, Georgia, Mamie Ashmon Mills, Kennesaw, Georgia, Deloise Ashmon Peterson (Elizah) Stone Mountain, Georgia, Carolyn Ashmon Thorpe (Elder Richard), Lilburn, Georgia, Calvin Ashmon (Geraldine), Montezuma, Georgia, and Victoria Ashmon Rice, Lilburn, Georgia; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Nettie Ruth Ashmon, Montezuma, Georgia, Thomas Watson, Jr. (Mary), James Watson (Mattie), Fred Parker, Jr (Jennifer), Emma Favors (Eddie), Betty Hayes, Curtis Parker (Janice), Diane Favors (Terri), Dr. Anthony Parker (Dr. Lauren), Rebertha Thomas, Susie Mathis, Oscar Williams, Jr., Doris Marshall (Marvin), and Samuel Williams; uncle and aunt, Joseph Haugabook (Joanne), Rockmart; a host of devoted nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.


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Lenton Smith, Sr.

6/17/2015

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Lenton Smith, Sr., age 87, 1880 Harbuck Pond Road, Buena Vista, Georgia passed Monday, June 15, 2015.
 
The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Wednesday, June 24, 2015 at the Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Moody Road, Tazewell, Georgia. The Reverend Joe Oglesby, pastor, will officiate.  Interment will follow in the Mt. Olive Church Cemetery.  The remains will lay in state at the church one hour prior to the service.
 
Lenton Smith, Sr. was born in Marion County, Georgia on October 1, 1928 to the late Sol Smith and Lessie Davis Smith.  He was educated in the public school system of Marion County.  Being reared in a family of four siblings, he was preceded in death by one brother, Solomon Smith.  As a young man, Lenton desired a better life and in 1956 he moved to Wilmington, Delaware, where he was employed with Caldwell Trucking Company of Wilmington, Delaware. He retired in 1992 as a truck driver. 
 
Lenton was married to the former Irene Morrison, and to this union they were blessed with seven children.  Three children, Henry Smith, Mary Lessie Smith, and Sharon Smith, preceded him in death.
 
Also, in 1992, Lenton returned to his native land of Marion County, the Tazewell Community, where he remained until his demise which came on Monday, June 15, 2015.
 
Wilde wrote, “What is beautiful is a joy for all season and a procession for eternity.”   Cherishing his memory are his children, Lenton Smith, Harry Smith, Stanley Smith and Sheila Smith, all of Wilmington, Delaware; his loving and devoted siblings, Leo Smith, Wilmington, Delaware and Annie Bell Walker, Miami, Florida; a host of grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends, including Annie Odoms, Buena Vista, Georgia.

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Jeffery L. Wright, Sr.

6/16/2015

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Jeffery L.  Wright Sr., age 43, 123 Still Quarters, Leslie, Georgia passed on Sunday, June 14, 2015 at Phoebe Sumter Hospital, Americus, Georgia.

The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, June 20, 2015, Zion Hill Baptist Church, 260 West Allen Street, Leslie, Georgia, where Reverend W. James Hill is pastor. The Reverend Anthony Walker will officiate. Interment will follow at Staley Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Corner of Mayo and Souther Field Road, Americus, Georgia.  

Jeffery was born on January 12, 1972 to Ossie Jones Bishop and Earnest Mercer in Leslie, Georgia. He was a 1991 graduate of Sumter County Comprehensive High School.  He received his degree in Automotive in 1993 from Southwest Technical College, Americus, Georgia. He matriculated at Georgia Southwestern University pursuing a degree in Psychology. He joined the Tabernacle Baptist Church at an early age under the leadership of Reverend Elijah Williams.

He is survived by five devoted children, Iesha Wright, UGA, Athens, Georgia, Jeffery Wright,  Jr. (Keidra), Fort Stewart, Georgia, Angelica Kimbourgh, Cy’Isha Wright, Albany Technical College, Albany, Georgia, Jei’Querria Wright, Albany, Georgia; parents, Ossie J. Bishop, Leslie, Georgia, Earnest Mercer (Anna Clara), Desoto, Georgia; grandmother, Emma Mae Jones, Leslie, Georgia; siblings, Vivian Wilson, Leslie, Georgia, Gwendolyn (Rev. Tommy), Americus, Georgia; half brothers and half sisters, Deborah Walker Harper, Ernest Mercer, Jr., both of Desoto, Georgia, James Harper, Americus, Georgia, Lorenzo Walton, Americus, Georgia; aunts and uncles, Mary Lee Preston (Leroy), Stone Mountain, Georgia, Calvin Jones (Rosemary), Ira Jones (Mable), both of Leslie, Georgia,  Eddie Jones (Loretta), Pembroke Pines, Florida, Jessie B Mercer (Theotis),  Lonnie Mercer, both of Desoto, Georgia, Richard Mercer, Plains, Georgia, Nellie Ruth Dunning, Atlanta, Georgia, and Bobbie Jean Mercer, Minnesota; great aunts and great uncles, Beatrice Johnson, Addie B. Hightower, both of Leesburg, Georgia, Ossie Johnson, Cobb, Georgia, Hattie Jones, Desoto, Georgia; a host of nieces, nephews, loving cousins and friends, including his Bigma LaWanda Nelson and devoted friends who were like his own siblings, Stephen Pinnell (Debra), Americus, Georgia, Mario Tyner, Travis Jackson, Johnny Jackson, and Marilyn Dowdell.

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Wallace Lee Williams Jr.

6/9/2015

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Wallace Lee Williams, Jr., age 54, 3896 Tree Bark Lane, Snellville, Georgia passed Wednesday morning, June 10, 2015 at Northside Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. 

The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Monday, June 15, 2015 at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, 110 Johnson Street, Oglethorpe, Georgia, where Reverend Norris Harris is pastor. Rev. Jarvis Hart, pastor of New Wine Lighthouse Church, Perry, Georgia will officiate. Interment will follow in the Oglethorpe City Cemetery, Memorial Drive, Oglethorpe, Georgia.

Mr. Wallace Lee Williams, Jr. was born on January 5, 1961 to the late Mr. Wallace Lee Williams, Sr. and Mrs. Clara Maude McKenzie Williams. He attended the public school system of Houston County and was a 1979 graduate of Perry High School. He received his Associates Degree from Atlanta Technical College in Computer Networking & Repair in May 2013. He was most recently enrolled at Atlanta Technical College pursuing an Associates Degree in Accounting. He received his Christian training in the local churches. In July 2014, he joined the New Hope World Outreach Church, under the leadership of Apostle Elizabeth Gibson, College Park, Georgia.

Wallace was a dedicated, hard worker who enjoyed working with his hands. He was the co-owner of J&W Unlimited Servicing of Duluth, Georgia. He was a Masonry Contractor and owner of Precision Affordable Flooring of Stockbridge, Georgia.  He was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents, Mr. Daniel C. and Mrs. Ceola T. Williams, Mr. Manuel and Mrs. Maude Dean Miller McKenzie.

Wallace’s courage, giving spirit, humbleness, inspiration, strength, and love will live on in the hearts of those who loved him. His survivors are his daughter whom he reared as his own, Carmel Tye (Charles, Sr.); three grandchildren, Charles Tye, Jr., Ellis Tye, and Tristan Alexander-Lee Tye, all of Katy, Texas; four loving and devoted siblings, David L. Williams (Teresa), Henderson, Georgia,  Clara D. Williams, Oglethorpe, Georgia, Douglas Williams, Snellville, Georgia, and Marcus Turner (Stefanie), Oglethorpe, Georgia; aunts and uncles, Edward Pryor Atlanta, Georgia, Elton Pryor, Marietta, Georgia, Lula Pryor Stokes (Thomas), Oglethorpe, Georgia, Gloria Pryor Green, Oglethorpe, Georgia, Linda Pryor Woodard, Warner Robins, Georgia, Willie Ruth McKenzie, Atlanta, Georgia, Manuel Little (Beverly), Macon, Georgia, Lizzie McKenzie King, Macon, Georgia, Lillian Williams Rochester, New York; Rev. Lawrence Williams (Luna), Perry, Georgia, Rev. Adam L. Williams (Irene), Decatur, Georgia, Carrie W. Childs (Rev. Edward), Atlanta, Georgia, and Sara P. Scott, Miami, Florida; a host of beloved nieces and nephews: Latasha, Leon, Shaneka, Neisha, Jasmine, Doug Jr., Monica, Ta’Niya;  great nieces, great nephews, other relatives and friends.    


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Korrey Bernard Harris

6/2/2015

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Korrey Bernard Harris, age 35, 122 Belinda Circle, Americus, Georgia passed June 2, 2015 at the Lillian Carter Nursing Home, Plains, Georgia. 

The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, June 6, 2015 at the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, 411 Cotton Avenue, Americus, Georgia, where Bishop Melvin McCluster is pastor.  The Reverend Roy Thomas, pastor of Nazareth Missionary Baptist Church of Washington, DC will officiate.  Interment will follow in the Staley Memorial Garden, corner of Mayo Street and Souther Field Road, Americus, Georgia. 

Korrey Bernard Harris was born July 2, 1979 to Annie R. Thomas Williamson and the late Leon Harris in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia.  He was a 1997 graduate of Americus High School.  He acquired his degree in Recording Arts from Full Sail World Education, Winter Park, Florida.  He further studied toward a degree in Business Management until his health failed.
 
At an early age, Korrey confessed Jesus as his Lord and Savior and joined the band of Christian belivers  at Mt. Zion Webster Missionary Baptist Church of Webster County under the Leadership of Reverend G.W. Nealy.   Korrey was a faithful and dedicated member with the Youth Department where he supported every facet of the church he loved so well.
 
Korrey was preceded in death by his father, Leon, and his paternal grandparents, Ulysses and Edith Harris.
 
Korrey leaves a legacy of love and many fond memories to his beloved parents, Paul and Annie Ruth Thomas Williamson, Americus, Georgia; a loving brother, Christopher Williamson, Americus, Georgia; god-sisters, Jennifer Williamson–Virgin (Taybrn), Virginia Beach, Virginia, Deandrea Edmonds-Jackson, Savannah, Georgia, Natalie Henderson, Warner Robins, Georgia; maternal grandparents, Bennie and Naomi Thomas, Sr., Americus, Georgia;  aunts and uncles, Arrena L. Solomon, Plains, Georgia, Eula Coates, Brenda Brown, Americus, Georgia, Mary Laster, Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania, Ezekiel Thomas (Carolyn), Jacksonville, Florida, Bennie Thomas, Jr. (Clara), Landover, Maryland, Nathaniel Thomas (Vyrtis), Mitchellville, Maryland, Reverend Roy Thomas (Minister Jackie), Burke, Virginia, Michael Harris (Christy), Horace Harris, Edvuado Harris, all of Americus, Georgia, Johnny B Williamson (Annie Kate), Ellaville, Georgia, Minnie Willilamson Williams (Deacon Moses), Decatur, Georgia, Willie Pearl Price, Toledo, Ohio Pauline Williamson Smith (Thomas), Americus, Georgia;  a host of beloved cousins other relatives and friends.

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