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Charlene Whitehead was born in Camden, NJ on November 28, 1961, to Loretta Daniels and the late Kenneth Johns Sr. Charlene is preceded in death by her uncle Harold Bradley, and two sisters Lawanda Johns and Theresa Roberts.
She was the loving mother of one child Kyisha Colvin, which whom she shared a special bond. When you seen one you were bound to see the other.
Charlene was educated in the Camden City School District where she obtained her high school diploma. Upon finishing her education, she embarked on a career in customer service. She enjoyed her career and was known to always put a smile on someone’s face. She loved her job at Sam’s Club where her coworkers became like a second family to her.
Charlene enjoyed helping support her grandchildren and great grandchild. She attended every event whether it was near or far. Charlene enjoyed church, dancing, reading, and going to cabarets. She loved them so much that she joined “Sisterhood of Colors” and started creating cabarets of her own.
She leaves to cherish her memories her husband Robert Whitehead, Daughter Kyisha Colvin (Fray), sister Tonya Money, two brothers Kenneth Johns Jr., and Anthony Beverly. one goddaughter Kaniyah Quinones, two grandchildren De’Onna Redd and Denirah Jones, great granddaughter Kamari Dawson. A loving nephew-son Phillip Davis (Chante) along with a host of other aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews, nieces, great nieces, great nephews, and a host of loved ones and friends.
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Jessica Rentas Camacho
September 1, 2023
I´m just finding out about your passing .. this is very heartbreaking to me because you were like my mentor, my bestfriend, and a second mother to me. . I remember when we first met.. I was new at Wendy´s. And you took me under your wing and trained me everything I needed to know .. we took the bus together .. we became neighbors ..I got hired at ShopRite and took you with me .. you´ve invited me into your home for dinner. You´ve shown me nothing but kindness and love.. Always told me to keep my mind clear and to remain positive .. told me to always leave things in God´s hand. My heart is broken with this pain .. I don´t know how I can move on knowing your no longer a phone call away.. I will miss you soooooo much ... lord knows I loved you soo much . I appreciate everything you´ve done for me .. I appreciate the hugs you given me when you told me it was okay to let all my tears out .. I appreciate the long talks of advice .. I´m not ready to say goodbye but I know I will see you again .. save a spot up there for me .. I love you Charlene .. please watch over me and your family ..
love Jessica Rentas Camacho (Wendys/ShopRite Buddy)
My condolences to the family ..
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