Entered into Eternal Rest on Thursday, January 16, 2003. Devoted mother of Darren and Launice Wilburn; loving daughter of Lee T. Sr. and Marian Wilburn; sister of Lee T. Jr. (Nina), Anthony (Daijon), Mark (Shelly), and Torry; fiancee of Darrell Helton, and a host of other relatives and friends. Family will receive friends on Friday, January 24, from 10 a.m. until time of funeral service 11 a.m. at National Church of God, 6700 Bock Rd., Ft. Washington, MD. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suitland, MD.
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Launice Thomas
January 16, 2025
Ma Tasha and ma Beverly still here to . They have been nothing but good to me. & your big head son we have grew to have the best bond . & your brother my fav uncle def my biggest supporter when it comes to my uncle´s
Launice Thomas
January 16, 2025
These are your grandkids you would love so much
Your daughter
January 16, 2025
Mommy I miss you so much.:( I have so much to tell you . You have twin granddaughters but Jada passed away I hope you are up there with her and loving on her . & guess wat mommy ..... I got married it was so beautiful, you would love my husband.also uncle Keith has been a great supporter for me . You would be proud
Launice D Thomas
February 19, 2021
Hey mommy , I miss you so much ! I had 5 kids now I wish I can talk to you I got so much to tell you . I LOVE YOU
marian wilburn
January 30, 2003
My precious Dionne
I Remember the day you were born. You were the most beautiful baby girl that I have ever seen. And you were a good baby too.Your growing up years were very normal and you never given me any serious problems. Being the only girl you were spoiled but that was alright also because it took some time for you to arrive on the scene. And I was so happy to have you. Graduration came around and then you made a life for yourself and your 2 kids and you did
a marvelous job. Your life touched a
lot of people because of your sweet and kind spirit. I love you very much and will truly miss you. My only consolation through this is knowing that you are free from pain and suffering and that you are in a better place.You passed from dealth into life because to be absent from the body is to be present with the LORD,and it can't get no better than
that. And so I end this message to you for now....not to say goodbye...but I rather say SEE YOU LATER.
Love you forever,
MOM
Terri Johnson
January 24, 2003
My heartfelt prays go out to you and your family. Dionne was a wonderful person and I know she will be missed greatly. Always remember God never puts no more on us than we can handle. He will see you through this too.
Much Love to you and your Family.
Terri
Donna Wiggins
January 23, 2003
She will be miss but I know she is in good hands now. My prayers go out to all her family and friends especially the kids.
God Bless You All..
Sabrina Evans
January 23, 2003
To: my Aunt Marion, Uncle Lee, cousin Darren, cousin Launice, cousins Tommy, Keith, Mark and Torry. I know this is a difficult time for you as it is for me, but we all know that DD is in a much better place (the bosom of Abraham) and she is happier now than she has ever been. She is one of the cloud of witnesses cheering us on and hoping that we all continue to walk in the fullness of God. I LOVE HER. I always have and I always will!!
I only have happy memories of all the Easters (getting our hair fixed) and Christmas's (making Christmas cookies) that we spent together. We
were like sisters. I have comfort in knowing that I will see her later. I love you all.
Kimberly Troxler
January 23, 2003
My heart broke for a moment in time and I cried. I could not believe my beloved cousin had died. But I realize that her pain & suffering had to end. So she could go home to Jesus, her new best friend. And now through the tears I can still laugh and smile. Of the memories forever in my mind that will last for a good long while. I'm comforted in knowing that she's is with our Creator. Cousin, it's not goodbye, but see you later.
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