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Elliott McCall Obituary
Of Washington, DC on Saturday, May 29, 2004. He is survived by his father, James McCall; his wife, Thelma McCall; four children, Elliott Jr., Angelique and Charnessa and James; four sisters, Mary, Grace, Linda and Patricia; seven grandchildren, a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation will be on Friday, from 7 to 9 p.m. at McLAUGHLIN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1425 Maryland Ave., NE. Funeral services on Saturday, June 5 at 10 a.m. at New Hope and Life Church of God, 8616 Edgeworth Dr., Capitol Heights, MD.
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Memories and Condolences
for Elliott McCall
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Gerrie Wiggins
June 21, 2004
To my cousin I love you and will miss you and your wisdom of life.
To the McCall Family please accept my deepest heartfelt sympathy and my God continue to bless your family.
Barb Riley
June 14, 2004
Elliott, one of my favorite male cousins: He always acted like he was glad to see me no matter how long or how recent it had been since he last saw me. And he could always make me laugh. My daughter Jeanie called him a "Gentle Giant." When she went to Word of Life Church in her wheelchair, she said he was always patient and helpful in making sure she was comfortable. I'm sure he's an usher at some door in Heaven, welcoming, with his wide, friendly smile, all the newcomers there. We who remain here can take a page from his book on smiling more and never meeting a stranger.
Elliott McCall
June 7, 2004
Hey Pop, Just wanted to tell you what you already know. That is I'll miss and I love you. I will continue to be strong and carry on the legacy as you taught me and forever wear the McCall name proud. I love you Pop RIP.
Elliott jr.
Janice McCall
June 4, 2004
I'll miss you my Dear Brother Elliott. It's still not real to me that you're not here, but in my heart you're always be near. I'll never forget the good times we had over the years, this will help with all of my tears. It's still not real to me that you are gone, but I'll always remember that special bond. So many times you would drop by, no special reason, only to say hi. You were one of a kind, and that my dear brother will always be on my mind. Love you brother.
Keasha Bernett
June 4, 2004
Uncle Elliott, Even though I'm hurt that your gone - I know your in a much better place now without all the pain & suffering. Your with my daddy now (your brother). I'll miss you dearly, but will remember all the good times we've had. Your memory will be with me always. I Luv you Uncle Elliott
Keasha
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