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Willie Ivery Obituary
87 of Phoenix, AZ, passed away on November 2, 2011. Willie Ivery Sr. was born September 15, 1924 to Lucille Jones, in Vermon Oklahoma. He served in the U.S. Army where he received a Honorable Discharge. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Bernice Ivery. Seven daughters - Gloria Pollard, Roseline, Pamela, Shirley, Denice, Marrietta Ivery & Bobbie Frazier. Three sons Willie, Frank & Michael Ivery. Thirteen grandchildren & 15 great grandchildren. And a host of relatives & friends. Service will be held Saturday November 12, 2011 at Union Institutional Baptist Church 2760 E. Mobile Lane, Phoenix, AZ with Viewing at 9:00am and Life Celebration at 10:00am. Burial with Military Honors at the National Memorial Cemetery of AZ will be Monday November 14, 2011 at 10:30am. Services Entrusted to EastLake Mortuary.
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G. Grayson Flunoy
November 11, 2011
My deepest condolences to the Ivery Family. We have lost a great man, who has provided a great foundation for the great Ivery Family! Sixty-five years with the lovely Mrs.Ivery is a blessing for the both of them and all of you. His natural smile and warm spirit will be missed by all. I wish the Ivery family God's strength during these challenging times as we honor and celebrate the life of good man, Mr. Willie Ivery Sr. Thank you all for the wonderful memories you shared with me.
Love,Peace and Happiness,
November 11, 2011
My name is Barbara Ivery, I am the Second Ms. Ivery (was married to Frank), Mrs. Bernice Ivery always let me know she was always the FIRST MRS. IVERY (LOL). Being married over 60 years that title was hers and only hers. (smile). My daughter is Tanya LaTrice (Pooh). and my, grandson Javon Anthony(Pucca), Papa didn't get a chance to meet Javon. I know he would have loved him forever. I remember Papa loved to play dominos, Frank would say that he and Willie (Billy Clyde) would let Papa win so he wouldn't get mad. Well I know that wasn't true, Papa was good at dominos. And he didn't have a mean bone in his body and he loved all his children, grandchildren and grreatgrandchildren all the same. And we all adored him, he will truly be missed.
November 11, 2011
To my dearest Grandpa. I have always loved you with all my heart. You were the greatest Grandpa anyone could have asked for. You will truly be missed. But in my heart I know you are in a better place. You are with my Grandmother Ruth and my Uncle Anthony. May GOD bless this union. I love you!! Your Granddaughter Tanya La'Trice Ivery (bebe)!!
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