Ellen Randolph

Mrs. Randolph was such a kind and wonderfu l lady. I met her at the Publix Cascade store many years ago. Whenever, I saw there, she would flash her beautiful smile and say" Hey Suga", I would respond in kind. After my retirement in 2001, I saw her almost daily, as I filled in my days by going to the grocery store. We would exchange pleasantries and stories about our families, health issues, aging , good times. I saw her a few weeks ago and we had a good conversation. I missed seeing her...

To The Family of Ms. Randolph
I did not know Ms. Ellen personally however I always looked for her back in the seafood department of the Publix store(Cascade). As a customer she was a very friendly lady, very conversational and on many occasions sold me seafood. Around the holidays she would often tell me about the menu she was putting together and that she was expecting all her family to come together for Thanksgiving. Was in the store on just yesterday (2/19th) and saw her memorial in...

To our neighbor Eva Heard,
Our sincere condolences to your family on the occasion of your sister Ellen's transition to God's care. Residents of Kings Forest remember her kind demeanor from her work and will miss her mightily. Remember the good times and hold fast to God's unchanging hand and his unchanging word.
Respectfully yours,
Kings Forest Combined Community Club

Uncle Randy, John, and Trilby please know that God does give peace beyond all understanding. Be kind to one another. Aunt Deanie wants you to love and care for eachother just as she loved and cared for all of you. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers. We love you!

To Dr. Cummings and family

Joy comes in the morning be encourage in his love.

Bernice Jackson

Good Bless you all and my prayers are with you and your family.

Shemon M. Passmore

To the family my prayers are with you at this time.

Earline Willis McDaniel

Her Smile will be truely missed.