Christopher Samuel Bull

Christopher Samuel Bull age 47, of  Orlando, FL passed away Sunday, April 27th, 2014 at his residence. Christopher was born in Yeadon, PA the son of Jeannette T (Sewell) Bull and William J Bull.  He graduated from Pompano Beach High School in Pompano Beach, Florida and was employed in the restaurant industry as a server. 

His mother states that "Christopher was a great son and she is so lucky to have two, Anthony Bull too!"  Christopher was a great older brother to Anthony and the "Best and Funny Uncle" to Alex and Gabby his nieces, who he enjoyed buying them Slurpee's.  He was also fortunate to have wonderful aunts and uncles and thoughtful cousins and so very lucky to have many, many friends. 

 

Christopher is predeceased by brother Daniel Ceril Bull (2006) and leaves to cherish his memory, mother Jeannette T. Bull of Orlando;  brother Anthony William Bull of Palm Beach Gardens;  2 nieces, Alexandra and Gabriella Bull of Winter Garden, FL.

 

Religious Service at Dobbs Funeral Home Chapel, Orlando, FL, at 12:15 pm on Friday, May 2nd,  with Deacon Larry Herbert officiating.

 

Christopher has a mother and father who adored him. 

 Thank you so much "My Boo" I adore you! 

You were a great son, and I always will think of you.

Your brother "Anthony" made sure you got to heaven safely;  after

carrying you down those three flights of steps.

We love you always, and forever and ever.

It's only been 5 days and I feel so sad.  You and Anthony always

made me snap out of  it and made me laugh.

I adore you my son

Love always,

Mom, Dad, Anthony,

Alex Gabby too!

I can't wait to see you.

xoxoxoxoxo

Gary Edward Mires

Gary Edward Mires,  age 71 of Casselberry, FL passed away Tuesday, April 15th, 2014 at Hospice of the Comforter in Altamonte Springs, FL.   Gary was born in Honolulu, Hawaii,  a Hungarian and 2nd generation Irish, the son of the late Virginia (O'Connor)  and William  Kovacs.  He was employed as a Master Jeweler and Pawn Broker.   Gary was the inventor and former owner of "Magic Loupe" which was a diamond and jewelry tester.  He also assisted in the Hurricane Katrina cleanup for over a year.

 

Gary served in the United States Marines and was a Vietnam combat veteran.  He accepted formally the Lord Jesus Christ as his personal savior and got baptized with his daughter Tiffany at First Baptist Church of Orlando on March 25, 2001.  He became a member thereafter.  He loved football, Nascar racing, motorcycles, boxing, cards, dancing and had a genuine passion and love for the oriental culture.  He was also an avid fan of 50's music.

 

Gary leaves to cherish his memory, wife Eloise Browne of Casselberry; daughter Tiffany Ann Mires-Choate (Joel) of Altamonte Springs; son Rex Anthony Mires of Orlando; Mother-in-law Mina Ann Theresa Brennan Wales; Step children Betty Jean Harger (Chris) of Moore Park, CA, Sabrina Marie Way (Jeremy) of Magnolia, TX;  grandson Vance Choate of Altamonte Springs, granddaughters Mickenna , Alyssa Harger of Moore Park, CA,  Madelyn and Parker Way of Magnolia , TX; niece Jennifer McQuay of Orlando.

 

Interment will be held at 11:00 am at  Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, on Tuesday, May 6, 2014 with Military Honors.  The address of the cemetery is 6502 SW 102nd Avenue, Bushnell FL 33513.  A private family reception will follow the interment.

Merced Rosado, Jr.

Merced Rosado, Jr.,  age 67, of  Orlando passed away Saturday, April 26th, at Florida Hospital Orlando.   He was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico,  the son of the late Antonia (Otero)  and Merced  Rosado.  Merced served in the U.S. Army and was employed in Law Enforcement as a Corrections Officer.

 

Merced is predeceased by his parents and brother Edwin Rosdao.  He leaves to cherish his memory, a daughter Lydia Fernandez, of Kissimmee; two sons Daniel Rosado of Orlando, David Rosado of Waltham, MA;  former spouse Martha L. Rosado of Kissimmee; 6 grandchildren, Kristalyn, Melanie Fernandez, Dante, Halle, Danielle, Samantha Rosado.  He is also survived by  sisters, Olga, Elizabeth, and Maria Rosado all of Puerto Rico, Beatriz Rosado of Massachusetts; Minerva, Mercedes, Myrna and Nilda Rosado also of Puerto Rico and Myrna Rosado of Fitsburg, MA; three brothers Victor Rosado of Massachusetts and Hector Rosado of Homestead, FL;

 

The family will be receiving friends  from 10:00 until 11:30 am at Dobbs Funeral Home, followed by the funeral service at 11:30 am on Thursday May 1, 2014.  Interment will be held at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, Florida at 2:30 pm with military honors.

Juanita Aviles Portalatin

Juanita Aviles Portalatín, a long-time resident of Altamonte Springs, Florida, and a native of Arecibo, Puerto Rico, passed away peacefully in her sleep and joined our Heavenly Father on the early morning of Friday, April 18, 2014.  We are comforted in knowing our Beloved “Juani,” as she was endearingly called, believed in and loved our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and we look forward to seeing her again in our own Heavenly Homecoming according to God’s will.

 Juanita is survived by her:  brother Antonio Dorta; sister Carmen Iris Dorta; sons Juan, Jesus, Richard, Gilbert, and William Portalatín, daughter Cynthia M. Lamb, 11 grand- children, 13 great-grand-children, 2 great-great-grand-children, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.  She was preceded in death by her husband, Juan Portalatín (April 16, 1928 – September 27, 1995).  She is deeply loved and greatly missed by all who knew her.  

 

Juanita was a strong matriarch for her family. When she was younger, her home was often filled with the sounds of music, laughter, domino games, and large gatherings of family and friends enjoying delicious Caribbean food and “Café con Leche.”  She had a great love for her children, her children’s children, and the children of others as evidenced in her service as a foster parent in New York and Florida.  Some of her favorite pastimes included sewing, Bingo, fill-in puzzles, and watching her favorite action actor, Chuck Norris and the “Sabado Gigante” variety show on television. She traveled quite a bit with her husband, Juan, whom she affectionately called “Nito”, and lived in various states to include New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the territory of Puerto Rico, and finally settling in Florida in the late 1980’s.  In her later years, she lived a quiet life in Central Florida with her youngest son, William.

We are grateful for your presence, all of your prayers, kind words, and sentiments.

Services:  Saturday, April 26, at Dobbs Funeral Home in Orlando, (viewing at 11am and Memorial Service at noon).  Interment:  1:30pm at Orlando Memorial Gardens.

Mary Elizabeth Klos

Mary Elizabeth Klos,  age 62 of Orlando, Florida passed away Tuesday, April 22nd, 2013 at her residence.  Mary was born in Lenoir, NC the daughter of Mary (Hart) Mullinax, of Gainesville, FL and the late Mendal Mullinax.  She was employed as a theme park hostess. 

 

Mary leaves to cherish her memory husband David Klos of Orlando; daughter Fay Pinto, of New Rochelle, NY; son Jerry Kloss, of Waveland, MS.  She is also survived by grandchildren, John Joseph and Matilda Elizabth Pinto both of New Rochelle, NY.

 

The Funeral Service will be at Dobbs Funeral Home Chapel, Orlando, FL, at 2:00 pm on Friday, April 25th,  with Rev. Gary Jolley officiating.

Robert E. Shaffer, Sr.

Robert E. Shaffer Sr., 83 of Windermere, FL passed away peacefully on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2014.  Bob was born on May 18, 1930 in Jersey Shore, PA to Leland and Gladys Shaffer.  He was one of 7 children.

 

Bob spent most of his adult life in service to his Country.  He served in the US Army and the Air Force for a total of 27 years during WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.  Upon his retirement, he went to work as a civilian for the US Army for almost another 20years.  He was a dedicated member of Holy Family Parish since 1987.

 

He is preceded in passing by his wife of 27 years Elizabeth, and his brothers John and Lou.  He leaves behind his current wife Wanda (Adams), his son Robert Jr., daughter in law Elizabeth, grandchildren Samantha and Robert III, as well as a step-daughter Brenda Duncan, and step-grandchildren Patrick and Danielle.  he is also survived by a brother, Sandy, and sisters Mary, Shirley, and Barbara.

 

Visitation will be from 11:00 - 12:00 followed by a Funeral Mass at 12:00 at Holy Family Catholic Church on Apopka Vineland on Friday, April 25, 2014.  A graveside service will follow at Dr. Phillips Cemetery.

 

If you would prefer to make a donation instead of flowers, please send to Homes for our Troops in his name, to: www.HFOTUSA.org

James C. Dauksch, III

 

James C. Dauksch, III (Jim) passed away on April 14, 2014.  Jim was born on January 23, 1969 in Orlando, Florida.  Bearing his father's name, Jim was the third child and only son of Jay and Sylvia Dauksch.

Jim was raised and educated in Central Florida.  He was a graduate of Seabreeze High School, University of Central Florida, and Stetson Law School.  Jim began his legal profession as a prosecutor in the Office of the State Attorney in Volusia County. Discovering his heart was in finding the good in others, defending their rights, and giving them hope for their future, he opened a criminal defense law practice representing his clients with a great balance of professionalism and sympathy until his passing.

 

Jim grew up loving the water and spent his teenage years lifeguarding and surfing in Daytona Beach.  He enjoyed a very active life, running marathons, cycling, surfing, and traveling, but he found his greatest joy in his children. Jim lived his life knowing God was in control and had a plan/purpose for him. That purpose was to be a protector, provider, counselor and friend to his children.  Jace, Annie,  and Zoe were the light of his life and his true passion. For them, the depth of his love could not be measured.

 

Jim is survived by his parents, James C. Dauksch, Jr. and Sylvia Dauksch (Paul Klump); sisters, Deniece Webb (Win) and Christina Hall (Scott); his three children, James Carlton Dauksch IV, Annie True, and Zoe Kae; and many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

 

We will continue to seek comfort in Jim's favorite verse: " For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11.  Jim fulfilled his purpose on earth and is now following a more glorious path with our Father in heaven.

 

Jim was a loving father, caring son, wonderful brother, and a great friend.  He will always be remembered and forever missed.

 

A memorial service to celebrate Jim's life will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2014, 10:00 am at First Baptist Church of Orlando, Henry Chapel, 3000 South John Young Parkway, Orlando, Florida 32805.

 

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Grace Orlando, 2828 Edgewater Drive, Suite 200, Orlando, Florida 32804 or to the charity of your choice in memory of Jim.

Wayne Ryan Rosser

Wayne Ryan Rosser,  age 38, of  Kissimmee, FL, passed away Sunday, April 6th, 2014.  Wayne was born in Scottsdale, Arizona the son of Bonnie (Sabatelli)  and William R Rosser.  He was employed as a Judicial Processor for the Orange County Sheriffs Department.   

 

He is predeceased by Connor (2006) and leaves to cherish his memory, parents Bonnie and William Rosser both of Fort Lauderdale; wife Tina Celentano of Kissimmee; daughter Eliza Dever of West Virginia and maternal grandmother Beatrice Ratcliffe of New York.

 

The family will be receiving friends on Friday, April 11, 2014 from 1:00 until 2:00 pm at Presbyterian Church of the Lakes, followed by the funeral service at 2:00 pm with Rev. Ferdi Brits officiating.  Interment will be at Dr. Phillips Cemetery.

Daniel M. Anthony

Daniel M. Anthony, age 43 of Orlando, passed away on April 2, 2014.  Daniel was born in Corry, Pennsylvania the son of Daniel M. Anthony Sr. and Verna Messinger.  He moved to Central Florida from Pennsylvania in 1974 and was employed in construction.

 

Daniel leaves to cherish his memory mother Verna O'Donnell and step father William O'Donnell both of Orlando; brother Tony O'Donnell of Orlando; half sisters Angela Miller of Pennsylvania, Jennifer McCumber of New Jersey; and half brother Brian Douglas Anthony of Pennsylvania.

 

A graveside service will be held at 11:00 am on Friday, April 11, 2014 at Lake Hill Cemetery.

Sylvia Rosamond Barbero

Sylvia Rosamond Barbero, age 84 passed away Monday, March 3, 2014 in Ocoee Florida.  The family will be receiving friends at Dobbs Funeral Home on Saturday, March 8, 2014 from 2:30 - 3:30 pm.  The funeral service will follow visitation at 3:30 pm with Pastor Thomas Hensley officiating.

 

 

 I DID IT MY WAY

Well allow me to begin by thanking each and  every one of you whom have decided to join us here today for my going home service.  I was born Sylvia Cole on April 29, 1929, to Hugh and Clora Cole in the City of Colon, Republic of Panama.  We had a fairly large family that consisted of four boys and four girls; namely Gertrude Davey, Lucho Cole, Herbie Cole, Bertram Cole, Claudia Babb, Theda May Clark, all of whom have preceded me  home to be with the Lord.  I am survived by my Sister Marva Nuggent, and my youngest brother Merle Cole.

Theda, Marva and I really had some good times at our pokeno parties, I did not always win but I really enjoyed the quality time spent with my siblings.  As a child I attended Mrs. Archers School in the City of Colon, and was baptized in Christ Church.  There is where I came to know the Lord and accepted him as my Lord and Savior.  In 1954 I met and married my beloved husband and father of my children, Florencio Barbero, affectionately known as "Barnes".  Wow what a handsome gentlemen he was, he has preceded me and I hope we will meet again at the throne of our Lord.   I was fortunate and Blessed to have seven children, Aurelio (Tony), Marcelino, Sonia, Mario, Mirna, Marisela, and Marla, whom I loved dearly with all my heart.  From my children I was blessed with four beautiful grandchildren, Rochelle, Sharde, Daryl, and Tamara.  All whom I leave behind along with three Great Grandchildren to continue to life and always to remember you are neither less nor greater than anybody in life and with respect and dignity towards each other and strangers, will your paths be widen.  Always remember I love you all and this is not goodbye, but until we meet again.

I enjoyed many things in life, cooking my Easter Buns, going to the market to buy my favorite foods such as fish and watermelon, my plants in my garden, but I could never figure out why I could never get those rose bushes to catch, but most of all I enjoyed attending San Juan Episcopal Church, were each week I was fed the manna that my Lord had for me so that I could face yet another day.  Life was in no way or form easy for me or my family, we had to struggle through hard times, but as a mother and wife I had to do all that I could to push the family forward.  Many may not understand why and how I did things, but I simply had to do it my way.  Although the bells have rung and my name has been called, I regret nothing and give thanks to my Lord and Savior for every hour that I have spent on this earth with each of you, I love you and I must go now, trust in the Lord and he will direct your path as he has directed mine.

 

Louis J. Mauro

On March 7, 2014, Lou Mauro, 86, of Orlando Florida passed away in his sleep.  Beloved husband of Marlyne (Whritner), father of Louis J. Mauro; Cynthia Mauro, Scott & Eileen Mauro, Christopher & Karen Mauro, step-father of Elaine & Chris Craik; grandfather of Benjamin, Jessica and Jon; Christy, Brandy, Eddy and Josey; Leslie and Katrina. 

Lou was born in Ambridge, PA, July 5, 1927, the youngest of four children to Esther and Louis Mauro.  He began a 70-year-long career in the music industry as a bass player in orchestras and bands all over the United States during the big band era, live TV shows on KDKA in Pittsburgh, the Copa in NYC, as a studio musician in New York, toured the US playing jazz festivals and semi-retired in Orlando as a musician at the Grand Floridian. Lou is a WW II vet having served in the marine band.  He was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church. 

Friends received Thursday, March 13, 2014, at Dobbs Funeral Home at 9:00 am.  Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Family Catholic Church at 11:00 am.  Burial Florida National Cemetery at 2:00 pm.  Repast at Holy Family Catholic Church Perish Life Center at 4:30 pm.  In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society.

 

    

Nancy Gay Lindsey

Nancy Gay Lindsey, age 64 of Ocoee, passed away on February 24, 2014.  She was born in Bluffton, Indiana the daughter of Max  and June (Dreyer) Coons.  Nancy was employed as a bookkeeper. 

 

She leaves to cherish her memory daughter Michelle Garcia of Ocoee; 2 sons Mike of Ocoee and Troy of Orlando; 2 brothers Perry Thompson of Orlando, Billy Coons of Ormond Beach; 1 sister Peggy Lininger of St. Mary's, Ohio; 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

 

There will be a memorial service scheduled for a later date. 

Herman Uriel Aguilar

Herman Uriel Aguilar, age 16 of  Apopka, FL tragically passed away Monday, February 24th, 2014.  He was born in Nuevo Progreso, Guatemala,  the son of Luisa (Esperansza Escobar)  and Herman Auel Aguilar.  Herman was a student.

 

A Religious Service will be held at Dobbs Funeral Home from at 6:00 - 9:00 pm on Tuesday, March 4th, 2014.  Herman will be laid to rest at the  Aldea La Conquista Municipal Cemetery in Nuevo Progreso, Guatemala.

Jeanette Greenfield

Jeanette Greenfield, age 58 of Orlando passed away on Thursday, February 20, 2014.  A lifelong Orlando resident born to Clyde and Betty (Brucklehurst) Crawford.  She was employed as a bank receptionist and was a member of Lake Hill Baptist Church. 

 

Jeanette leaves to cherish her memory, mother Betty Seigfried; brothers Curtis, Thomas, David and Benjamin Crawford; sisters Barbara and Betty Crawford.  The family will be receiving friends at Dobbs Funeral Home on Monday, February 24, 2014 from 5:00 until 6:30 pm., followed by the funeral service at 6:30 pm with Pastor Jerry Forrest officiating.

Irma Kathleen Liebert

Irma Kathleen Liebert, age 63,  Ocoee, FL passed away Monday, February 17th, 2014.   She was born on the Island of Aruba,  the  daughter of the late Camelia (Ruan)  and Matthew  Liebert and was employed as an accountant for Hess Oil Refinery.

 

Irma leaves to cherish her memory daughter, Jacqueline Octavia Eugene; son Norman Ein Fleming; sisters Erica Ferdinand, Marjorie Samuel; grandchildren Tre'Vaughn Matthew Irving, Shaheed Jay Carlyle, Dillan Jaden Eugene, Aylesha Brianna Fleming, Kiel Austin Gossett-Fleming, Soreina Fleming, Noreina Fleming, Norman Fleming Jr; nieces; nephews; God daughter; and many more relatives and sorrowing friends.  A  Memorial Service will be held  at Dobbs Funeral Home  at 3:00 pm on Sunday, February 23rd, 2013.  Repast will be held at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church located at 1450 Citrus Oaks Avenue., Gotha FL 34734 following the memorial service.

Lachman Persaud Ramnarain

Lachman Persaud Ramnarain, age 77 of Orlando,  passed away Saturday February 15th, 2014 at his residence.  He was born in Skeldon, Guyana, the son of the late  Ramnarain and Budhia (Seebalack) and was employed in construction as a carpenter. 

 

Lachman is predeceased by daughter Reena Wattie (December 1993) and leaves to cherish his memory, wife Rookmin  (Balgobin) Ramnarain of Orlando; 4 daughters Jeannette Jurakhan, Mantree Ramnarain, Debbie Moti all of Orlando, Sadishna Kamaldeo of Canada; son Michael Ramnarain of New York; brother Harribans Ramnarain of New Jersey; 8 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

 

Traditional Hindu Services and visitation will be held at Dobbs Funeral Home Chapel on Thursday,  February 20th, 2014 from 6:00 until 9:00 pm and from at 9 - 11 am on Friday, February 21st, 2014.  Interment will be held immediately after the service on Friday at Metro Crematory

in Ocoee.

Andrew Thomas Lance

Andrew Thomas Lance, age 90 of Orlando passed away on Sunday, February 9, 2014.  He was born in Sommerville, New Jersey the son of Joseph and Jean (Tula) Lance.  Serving in the United States Navy, Andrew was employed as a photographer in the aerospace industry.

 

He is predeceased by his sister Helen and leaves to cherish his memory wife Mildred Lance of Orlando; sons Glen Andrew Lance of Alabama, Timothy Thomas Lance of Missouri and 1 grandchild.

 

The funeral service for Andrew will be held at Dobbs Funeral Home on Wednesday, February 19, 2014 at 1:00 pm, followed by interment at Winter Garden Cemetery with Pastor Harvey Carpenter officiating.  The family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Orlando Rescue Mission.

Judith Hopkins Stafford

Judith Hopkins Stafford, age 67 passed away on Thursday, February 6, 2014.  She was born in Florence, South Carolina the daughter of Leroy and Catherine (Sharp) Hopkins and was employed as a hospital dispatcher.

 

Judith is preceded in death by daughter Christy Stafford and leaves to cherish her memory husband Raymond D. Stafford, Jr. of Orlando; son Trey Stafford, daughter Jill Stafford; granddaughter Rebekah Stafford and grandson Trey Stafford.  A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am on Friday, February 14, 2014 at Orlando Baptist Temple located at 4400 N. Powers Drive, Orlando FL 32818.

Roger Dale Tome

Firefighter Roger Dale Tome, 71, of Windermere, was out on his regular afternoon run on February 10, 2014 when he stepped into eternity. An active-duty firefighter for the last 52 years, Roger was an Assistant Fire Chief at NASA/Kennedy Space Center where served since December 1971. Roger began his career on the Orlando Fire Department in 1961 and served under Chief Paul Pennington and Chief Melvin Rivenbark. His friend G. Calvin Bookhardt, who died on duty in 1972, was possibly one of his greatest mentors, teaching him how to live a life worth living.  

Roger faithfully served his country as a medic in the Ranger Battalion of the U.S. Army Reserves during the Vietnam Era. A graduate of Edgewater High School C/O 1960, he studied Political Science at Rollins while beginning his career in the fire service.  

Named to the list of Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Program LEGENDS, he is one of the few people to have worked at the Space Center during the entire Shuttle Transport System history. Roger bravely served on the first Astronaut Emergency Rescue team and served as its team leader for the shuttle program. Additional achievements include serving on Apollo, Space Lab, and all shuttle missions by heading emergency rescue operations at contingency landing sites in North Africa.

Roger was known to all for his smile, laughter and warmth. He never knew a stranger and treated every person as if they were the most important person on earth. He fell in love with the Magic Kingdom from the beginning. It was his favorite date destination with Judi  Underwood Tome and the place where he knew he had fallen in love. He delighted in providing his children and grandchildren with annual passes and continued to enjoy Disney World throughout his life. 

A long time resident of Windermere, Roger grew up fishing the Butler Chain of Lakes and made up his mind to raise his family there. He loved running along Main Street and his end of the run reward was a stop at Allen’s Creamery for coffee, also the place he enjoyed the grandchildren from his favorite bench. 

He grew up at Miller Memorial Baptist Church and later joined First Baptist Church of Central Florida (formerly FBC-Pine Hills) where he met the love of his life, Judi. He taught first grade Sunday School for many years and in recent years kept an eye on his elderly friends and loved his choir and pastors. 

Roger devoted his life to the service of others and saving lives. He was a man of honor, courage, and kindness, who loved His Lord above all else. He leaves behind his wife Judi of 40 years, his two daughters, Kristin and Karin, and his two grandchildren. 

Services will be held at First Baptist Church of Central Florida, 700 Good Homes Road, on Saturday, February 15, 2014 at 10:00 AM with a graveside service at Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery.  In lieu of flowers, remembrances can be made to Gideon’s International or First Baptist Church of Central Florida (student missions).

Renee' Marvette Wynn

Renee' Marvette Wynn, age 59 of Orlando, passed away on Sunday, February 9th, 2014.  She was born in Bastrop, Louisiana the daughter of Frank and Emma (Tappin) Jones.  Renee moved to Central Florida from New Jersey in 1988.  She was employed as a hospital nurse, member of First Baptist Church of Central Florida, the Pinsetters Bowling Club and the Greater Orlando TNBA Bowling Organization.

 

Renee' leaves to cherish her memory husband Ralph Wynn of Orlando; sons Ralph (Jennifer) Wynn of Apopka, Robert Wynn of Orlando; daughter Reena Wynn of Orlando; brother Frank (Margie) Jones of Jacksonville, NC; sister Regina Jones also of Jacksonville, NC; 3 grandchildren Trajan, Tia and Ty Wynn of Apopka.

 

The family will be receiving friends at First Baptist Church of Central Florida located at 700 Good Homes Road in Orlando, on Friday, February 14th, 2014 from 10:00 until 11:00 am.  The funeral service will follow visitation at 11:00 am with Pastor Clayton Cloer officiating.  Interment will be at Winter Garden Cemetery.  A reception will follow interment at the church.  In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Special Olympics in Renee's name.

 

You began your life As the oldest of three

Always caring for Everybody but ME

Your selfless acts of kindness Always showing through

Like the light in the darkness Caring for everyone but you

Your smile and your hugs Will truly be missed

We love you for always  For always we will

Rest in Peace Dear Mom

For this is HIS will