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Daisy leaves to mourn: Her siblings: twin-Dale Robert "Bobby" Mitchell Sr., Jerry Lee Mitchell, Janice Lovett (Deacon Albert Lovett), and Joyce Mitchell Brown; Her grandchildren: LaDaisha Mitchell, Janyah Kirk, Taylor Mosely, Londyn Franklin, a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and special friends.
Daisy was preceded in death by her daughters-Latonia Mitchell and Erica Mitchell; her parents- Clementine Mitchell, Jerry Gardner; her sisters- Earline and Esther Mitchell; her brothers-William "Billy" Mitchell, Bobby Gardner, Sylvester, & Jerry Gardner.
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Karen Hudson
October 19, 2023
We had met in 2020 when we had lived on Jefferson Street. She was a sweetheart. I am going to miss her
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Toni Gore
October 15, 2023
She was the one that braided my hair. When I was a little girl and I loved her for that.
shauna
October 13, 2023
To the family of Daisy Mitchell ,daisy was a funny and nice person and met no strangers she would help anybody who had a need ,taking the responsibility of her grandbabies was a plus ,her sense of humor and smiles will be missed ,family keep GOD in your life ,he is the only one who can give you peace , i pray for peace in this time of loss . shauna
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