Paulette E. Small

Paulette E. Small
Sunrise November 22, 1958 to Sunset December 21,2024
Paulette Small (Pepsi) age 66, peacefully passed away on Saturday December 21,2024 at the Regency Nursing Home, in Wallingford CT.
Paulette E. Small was Born to the Late Leonard Blake and Kathleen Blake in Montego Bay, Saint James, on November 22, 1958.
She left behind Husband Wayne Small, Brother Kingley Blake, (Bridgeport, CT) Audrey Blake, Valerie Blake-Gooden and Jennifer Millington who currently lives in England.
Paulette Small whom was also known as (Pepsi) which is a nickname that everyone called her that knows her well.
She migrated from the beautiful Island of Jamaica in 1978.
Prior to living at Regency Nursing Home in Wallingford CT She was a resident of West Haven, CT until July, 2021 when her illness got worse.
She was a Honorable Veteran.
She also went to Branford Hall Institute. She held several Jobs for many years such as Starbucks and McDonald's just to name a few.
I know Heaven rejoice when She was baptized on February 24, 1990. ànd gave herself the Lord.
She was a very active member of the Omega Sda Church located at 278 Winthrop ave New Haven CT.
While devoting her time and talents to the Lord, she served in many departments in the Church including Church Clerk, Usher, praise team, health department and many more departments.
Every year She would look forward to traveling Camp Victory Lake, in New York to fellowship with her Brothers and Sisters in Christ.
She really enjoys traveling to England and spending time with Friends and Family.
In 2016, she became ill. Her life has not been the same since then.
The type of person she was, that never stopped her from going to Church and doing her Church duties and enjoying life.
She was a friendly and outgoing person. She has met so many friends and neighbors while she was living at the Senior housing, they've also grown to love her dearly too, and always checking on her well being.
Pepsi will be truly missed by all her Family and Friends. We will miss her smiles, laughs and friendship. We will always cherish her memories and the fun times along with her devotion to the Lord, which is so encouraging, even in the end.