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On Sunday, April 6, 2025, Monica Booth answered the Lord's call to come home. Her work on earth has been completed. She was preceded in death by her parents, Daniel Shelton and Eris Booth; sisters, Sarah Ann Noel, Brenda Sue Booth-Papageorge, and Mary Joyce Booth-Clarke; nephews, Isaac G. Booth, Aaron E. Davis, Jr., and Antonio Papageorge III; grandfather, Frank Dixon; grandmother, Vergial Dixon.
Those left to cherish the precious memories of Monica are her only daughter: Monique Brown; grandchildren: Kourtlyn Brown, Nevaeh Walker, Zariah Brutus, and Zaidyn Brutus al of Fort Pierce, FL; siblings: Joann Smiley of Fort Pierce, FL, Silvann Bryant of Fort Pierce, FL, Karen (Walter) Woods of Fort Pierce, FL, Lynn Booth of Fort Pierce, FL, Billy (Gloria) Booth of Fort Pierce, FL, Linda (Donald) Smith of Port Saint Lucie, FL, Pamela Booth Dixon of Port Saint Lucie, FL, Nathaniel (Jackie) Booth of Fort Pierce, FL; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and sorrowing friends who will miss her dearly.
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Shannon Farrell
April 28, 2025
I knew Monica in high school. She had a sweet smile and was always nice. May she rest in peace and praying the family is comforted.
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