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Sylvia Goodwill Obituary
She began her education at Stephen Douglass Elementary School. After graduating, she later attended Wendell Phillips High School majoring in General Education. Sylvia loved being a grandmother, helping others, babysitting, dancing, and housekeeping. She was very outspoken, sociable, loud, crazy, strong, a fighter and she never wore her heart on her sleeve. Sylvia was a beautiful hearted woman with beautiful eyes. She was known by everybody as "Crazy Auntie".
In addition to her parents, other family members waiting for her in heaven are brothers: Gene, Anthony, and Victor; children's fathers: Nathaniel, Levertes, and Herschel; grandson: Tavares aka Nuka.
Sylvia will be lovingly remembered by her children: Evelyn, Alicia, Levertes, Nicole and Gene; sisters: Angela, Rosalyn, Natalie, Felicia, and Lorna; brother: Richard; 27 grandchildren: Travis, Terrell, Treshawn, Trequan, Ken, Heaven, Latisha, Robert, Keshawn, Shameka, Shakirra, Shamiyah, Shaniyah, Shalonda, Strantrice, Mario, Jr., Aveon, Azaryon, Amyia, Amarion, Arya, Levertes Jr., Devonta', Denali, Giovanni, Gene Jr., and Cherish; 5 great grandchildren: Sa'Moni, TreQuwan, Lamiyra, Myzailah, and Robert Jr; special granddaughters/nieces: Deja & Irmiyah.
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