Chasity D. Cummings
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Chasity attended public schools in Manatee County. She was employed as a housekeeper at Freedom Village and Motel 6 in Bradenton, Florida.
Chasity was a very loving, caring, and devoted mother, daughter, and sister. She enjoyed hanging out having fun with family and friend.
Chasity was preceded in death by her father, James Cummings; mother, Mary Cummings; and brother, James Cummings, Jr.
Chasity leaves to cherish her memories: four daughters, Nasheena Davis, Tyresha Davis, Malesha Roe, and Johnae Roe; three sons, Johnny Davis, Anthony Milker, and LaQuevious Cummings; one sister, Cecilia (Ceasar) Cummings-Douglas; three brothers, Anthony Cummings, Reginald Cummings, and Shelton Cummings; four aunts, Bernice Robinson of Bradenton, Florida, Brenda Garrison Larry, Debora Garrison Williams, and Joan Garris Clark, all of Ocala, Florida; five granddaughters, three grandsons, seven nieces,and six nephews; one godson, Christian McDaniels; and onegoddaughter, Tynesha Young.
She was loved by a host of loving family and friends. She willbe deeply missed, but never forgotten.
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