Birth date: Sep 15, 1960 Death date: May 18, 2016
Juanita Doretha Black, age 55, passed away May 18, 2016. Preceded in death by her mother Mary Doris Johnson; father Andrew Fulton; sister Linda Jean Lewis; cousins Joyce Vee McKell and Ricky McKell; uncle Albright Johnson; and bro Read Obituary
May God continue to take care of your soul. May you rest in peace.
Love you dearly,
Sister Audie Black
We grew up together, played together and ate together. I only have fond memories of you. May your soul rest in the arms of our loving Father. Your sweet sweet soul will be missed. We thank God for lending you to us and now he has called you home. No more pain, no more suffering. We come from dust; we return to dust. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.
May your soul rest in peace.
Fondly,
Carla Stewart McClinton
Doretha was my sister from another mother. We have shared so many ups and downs, but thru it all, we played bingo (smile). The worst thing about moving to Georgia, was not being able to spend time with her on a regular basis. However, when we talked we always picked up right where we left off. Doretha was the strongest person I know. She had been thru so much, but always, and I mean always looked on the bright side of things. She always said "what other choice do I have, I can't give up"...that's Doretha for you. I will miss her smile, her laughter, and most of all her spirit to persevere and enjoy life no matter what obstacles came her way.
We had some great times. I will carry the memories of Doretha with me forever, and know that she and my son are angels watching over us all.
"Doretha, save me a spot at the bingo hall in heaven, we will play again". I will love you forever, and always carry you in my heart.
With So Much Love,
April Franklin
Doretha, May you rest in Peace! You have fought the "Good Fight".
Stevie Hammond
I am sending my sincere condolences to the family. May you find comfort in this thought found at Isaiah 61:1,2 which reads in part" God sent his son to bind up the brokenhearted and to comfort those who mourn."
We all had so much fun back in the day in Junction City KS, at the Disco West. We are gonna miss one of our crew. From Tweed.
You took my Princess in as your own before she made her debut. You loved her unconditionally ams spoiled her rotten. You never had a girl until she came into this world. You would say bring me my baby or your would be at my doorstep and her bags better be packed. You never showed favoritism with your grandkids. It was always about Merci and the boys (CJ, Dylan and Ryan). You always were straight forward with me...told it like it was. No Sugar Coat! You believed in me. You helped me dearly with my kid. Stressed the importance of me going back to school. Our convos were never dull. Heaven gained a beautiful angel yesterday. You can rest now Nana. I know there's bingo at the golden gates. Please keep the Black family in prayer.
#ForeverNana
