Born on December 31, 1935, in Bastrop, Louisiana to Sam Sylvester Sr and Minerva Iles Allgood. The youngest and only daughter of four children, the family moved to Lake Charles where Janet lived until she met a young (however, eight years her senior) Air Force officer, Sam Hartman. The two wed on June 1, 1957. They remained happily married for forty-seven years until Sam’s passing in 2004. 

A teacher by profession, she taught at Goldsboro Elementary School in Sanford, Fl.  She was most happy at home and her church. Janet was a lover of the Lord Jesus Christ and people, with a particular bias toward her family (with an even more particular bias toward her grandchildren). To walk in her door was to become family. One was rarely around Janet when food was not involved. A meal usually meant an opportunity to serve and fellowship with those she cared so much for. 

An ardent fan of the Florida Gators and Atlanta Braves, Janet never missed her sons’ sporting events. 

A member of Forest City First Baptist Church for over 45 years, she taught a woman’s bible study for most of that time. 

Along with her husband, Janet was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers (Glen, Frank, and Sam Jr), a daughter who was stillborn, and grandson, Jonathan.  

Survivors include three sons, Lee (Angela), Steve (Sue), and Billy (Kim). Grandchildren, Jessica (Jason), Amanda (Jess), Sarah (Richard), Kelsey (Jeremy) and their mother Melissa. Other grandchildren, Kara (Josh), Quinn, Karla (Chris), Alaric, Katie (Matt), Sam, and Amelia, and seventeen great-grandchildren. 

Services will Tuesday, September 21, at Forest City First Baptist Church with visitation at 9:00 followed by funeral service at 10:00. Burial will be at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, Fl at 1:30. Reverend Matt Groce will officiate. Pallbearers will be Quinn Hartman, Sam Hartman, Nick Hartman, David Shore, Will Beach, and Jess Register. 

The family requests that any donations be made to Forest City First Baptist Church, 721 W Lake Brantley Rd, Altamonte Springs, Fl 32714.

Cherlie was born in 1989. She started her elementary studies in l’Azile and at the age of 11, she moved to St Marteen, where she completed middle school and high school. Shortly after her graduation, she got hired as a Bank teller in St Marteen. In 2010, she decided to move to Miami, and later to Orlando where she joined the First Haitian Baptist Church of Orlando in 2011. In 2012, she met Johnny Ilceus, the father of her daughter Ashley. Cherlie sacrificed herself to make sure her daughter was well taken care of. Cherlie was truly loved. We know that she would not want to see any of us crying; that is why, we keep her angelic and contagious smile in our memories. Cherlie has gone now to her Savior, for she loved the Lord with all her heart, mind and soul, but Cherlie will never be forgotten.

 Our sincere condolences go to Ashley Shelby, her daughter; Johnny Ilceus: Ashley’s father; her parents: Smarthe Lapaix and Holnord Jacquet; her father-in-law: Mondesir Ramsais; her brother: Jean Bernard Lapaix; her uncle and aunt: Kenold and Yvrose Lapaix; her nephews: Jacy and Jaylen Lapaix; her sister-in-law: Kadie Smith; Family Decembre and Family Charles.

The family will be receiving friends on Thursday, September 23, 2021 from at 9:00 am, followed by the funeral service at 10:00 am at the First Haitian Baptist Church of Orlando, located at 4701 Lennox Boulevard.

 Annette Piñón

Obituario

Me encomiendan que escriba el obituario de la que en vida fue Annette Piñón.  Mi hermana esta encomienda es fácil, pero escribir las palabras es lo más difícil.

Annette Piñón nacida como Annette Diaz Córdova era una de 11 hermanos hijos e hijas de Ramona Ester Córdova.

No vamos a lamentar su partida, aunque nos duele grandemente.  Sino que vamos a celebrar su vida.  Fue una madre ejemplar a su hija Jackie Ocasio.  Jackie era todo para ella.  Sus nietos Dominic Jordán Ocasio, Niveya Jocelyn Ocasio, Xavier Eric Ocasio la hacían sentir viva.  Fue una mujer que amaba a Dios por sobre todas las cosas y su pasión servirle y cantarle a su Señor Jesús.  Era muy querida de todos los que la conocían.

El vacío que deja es imposible llenar lo.  Ella era siempre alegre y no le gustaba ver a nadie serio.  Siempre tratando de ayudar al prójimo.

Nunca la olvidaremos, pero si la extrañaremos. 

Te veremos mañana por la mañana. 

Te Sobreviven Tus Hermanos y hermanas:

Teresa Fernandez Córdova

Elsie Fernandez Córdova

Pedro Pagan Córdova

Nancy Pagan Córdova

Lorraine Diaz Córdova

Miriam Diaz Córdova

Robert Diaz Córdova

Samuel Diaz Córdova

Nelson Cosme Córdova

Ruben Cosme Córdova

Visitation will be held on Tuesday, September 28, 2021 at 10:30 am, followed by the funeral service at 11:00 am at Dobbs Funeral Home.

James was born in Montgomery, Alabama on June 18, 1945 to Daniel Jackson Powell and Margaret Haygood Powell.  The Powell family moved to the Orlando area when James was very young and he attended Lake Como Elementary, Lake Silver Elementary, Robert E. Lee Jr. High and graduated from Edgewater High School in 1963.

He worked for his Dad in the moving and storage business while attending Orlando Junior College.  James "Jim" worked in the electrical supply industry for over 50 years.  James served in the United States Army Reserve from 1966 to 1972. 

James married the love of his life, Beverly Bilbray, on October 1, 1966.  They settled in the Pine Hills area, where they joined Pine Hills Baptist Church in 1973.  They lived in this area for 53 years and moved to Ocoee two years ago.

James was a faithful member of Church at the Cross for 48 years.  He served as an ordained deacon, children's bus driver, Sunday school teacher and Building committee member.  James was very instrumental in the purchase of the church property on Good Homes Road.  He was very involved with Pine Hills Christian Academy, where his two sons attended school.

James had an amazing "green thumb."  He loved working in the yard, in his beautiful flower gardens and has passed this love onto his granddaughters.

James is survived by his cherished wife of 55 years, Beverly Powell; son, Jeff and wife Cirene Powell and two beloved granddaughters, Emilia and Camila.  James was predeceased by a son, Timothy Powell, leaving his wife Amanda Powell and grandson Bryant.  He also leaves behind a brother, George and wife Marsha Powell of Lake Mary, FL; a sister, Margaret Foss of St. Augustine, FL and several nieces and nephews.  James was predeceased by his oldest brother Jack Powell of Lake Lure, NC.

A memorial service will be held at Church of the Cross on Saturday, October 9, 2021  at 11:00 am.  The church is located at 700 Good Homes Road, Orlando Florida 32818.

Krishnadeo Rambhajan, at the age of 75, passed away peacefully at home on September 28, 2021, in Orlando, FL.

Funeral services: October 6, 2021. 7:00am at Dobbs Funeral Home with Pandit Krishna officiating. 

Krishnadeo Rambhajan was born in Siparia, Trinidad and Tobago to Rambhajan Sadhu and Muniya Rambhajan on January 18th. He grew up with eight fun loving siblings. He married his beautiful wife, Tara Motilal on April 17th, 1970, and moved to St. Croix, US Virgin Islands. He lived in St. Croix for 25 years, then moved to Orlando, Florida. He worked construction for over 40 years before retiring, which after he decided to sell watermelon for over 10 years. He was the famous “Watermelon” man.

He was heavily involved in the Hindu temples and volunteering services. He loved throwing parties at the home and inviting everyone in the community.  He considered everyone family regardless of if they were related to him or not.  He loved attending weddings and especially enjoyed listening and dancing to tassa music.  He enjoyed fishing, hunting, playing cards and dominoes. He loved family time especially celebrating birthdays with cake. He loved trying different types of foods and introducing his kids to various cultural cuisines. 

He was a proud father of five beautiful ladies, Ann, Babita, Lisa, Kristendaye and Keshma. He was honored by how successful, independent, and hardworking each of his girls are.  He wanted the best for his girls and no matter how hard he had to work, he always made time for them. His favorite pastimes were spending the day at the beach and taking drives through the mountains to pick mangoes and plums. All his girls love to party, dance, and have a good time just like him. 

Survivors include his wife Tara Rambhajan and children with their spouse and grandchildren: Ann and Roger Surjan, Babita and Cedric Weeks, Lisa and Antonio Henley, Kristendaye and Jason Gomez, and Keshma and Scott Hardy, grandchildren: Kenny and Karishma Surjan, Aidan and Anissa Henley, Nathaniel Hardy and Asher Gomez, and great-grand daughter Alaia Surjan. Siblings include Deokie Ramsundar, Ramnarine Rambhajan, Sieunarine Rambhajan, and Ramgattie Rambhajan.

                                                 A Note of Thanks

Words cannot express how grateful our family is for your generous support, encouraging words, and thoughts and prayers. Thank you for thinking of us in our time of need.

A memorial service will be held at Dobbs Funeral Home on Saturday, October 9, 2021 at 10:00 am.

When I told my wife Carla, I would do the Eulogy for Mickey I thought back to the first time I meet her. From my every first time she struck me as a kind caring person. After have the pleasure of knowing her for almost 50 years that feeling and thought never changed. I never missed the chanced to set and talk with her. The conversation was always interesting. If you did not want a question honestly answered you should not have asked. Mickey never missed a chance to get the while family together. Every holiday was at her house there was always plenty of good food and good times with the family. I think her favorite was her annual Christmas party. Right after Thanksgiving lunched was cleared away up went the Christmas tree. That was the start of her getting things ready for her Christmas Party. Family and friends were all invited. It was a whole day of people coming in and out. Some people would be being their favorite dish for all to enjoy. Mickey just loved having everyone getting together and talking about what was going on or reminiscing about old times. It was always a good time for all, but no one enjoyed it more than Mickey.

On Mickey’s 100^th birthday she was honored by the City of Oviedo. Oct. 2 2020 was proclaimed Mildred Hawthorne Day. That was due to the efforts of Katie her granddaughter and Katie’s personal connection with the Mayor of Oviedo. Katie put out the word to family friends and on social media all her 100-year-old grand-mother wanted was a birthday cards and she received a bunch.

I asked several people what word or words they would use to describe Mickey. I asked Kathy how would describe Mickey. Her word was welcoming. She automatically felt like part of the family. The other when I ask Jen what word she would use without much though her word was welcoming.  I heard thankful, honest, always wanting to help instead of being helped, caring & aperitive I heard the word love a lot as well. In all the time that I had the honor to know her I never heard anyone have a ill word to say.  We all know in our hearts that she is in a better place today in the presents of God surrounded by love and family.

A graveside service will be held at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery on Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 11:00 am with Hospice Chaplain, Rev. Leslie McReady officiating.

He resided in Millbrook Alabama, graduating from Stanhope Elmore High School and in his later years moved to Orlando Florida. 

Bobby worked as a shop fabricator and installer at Rose Fence Company since 1995 until his passing in October 2021.

He loved his job and all the people he worked with. His boss, whom became family to Bobby over the years, speaks highly of him as the most Loyal & Trustworthy

person to work with his company. 

He was very talented, meticulous, and generous of himself and his time. it showed in everything he did. We were always amazed at the things he created

and always proud of the caring person that he was. He never met a stranger & was willing to help them in any way.

He especially enjoyed spending time with his family, hanging out, fishing or just being together doing nothing. 

On the Top of his list of favorite things was definitely jamming on his drums, He would play for hours solo or with his friends…

Our most common phrase with him was “Bobby Dean Rocks!” And now he is rocking with the angels... 

Bobby Dean was predeceased by his parents, Robert Jackson Dean & Carol Ann Dean, and his brother, Kevin Michael Dean.  He is survived by his daughters Summer & Lauren; and  granddaughter, Isabella; sisters, Teresa (husband, Dennis Hasey) and Tracy (husband, Victor Aguayo); and many nieces, nephews and cousins.  

Robert will truly be missed by all his family and friends. 

Till we see you again,  Rest In Peace ❤️

Tina leaves to cherish her memory, son Billy Sawyer of Christmas, sister Norma Tucker of Deltona; 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Calling hours are 11:00 am until 1:00 pm on Friday, October 29th, 2021 at Dobbs Funeral Home.  The service will follow visitation at 1:00 pm with Pastor Jerry R. Forrest officiating.  Tina will be interred at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

The family will be receiving friends at Dobbs Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 from 6:00 until 8:00 pm.  The funeral mass will be held at St. Andrew Catholic Church on Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 10:00 am., followed by interment at Winter Garden Cemetery.

Isabel Marsh, la devota esposa de George B. Marsh y madre de Kenneth y Glenn, murió en paz el 13 de octubre de 2021 a las 5:15 de la mañana. Tenía 96 años. Nacida el 10 de febrero de 1925 en Quezaltenango, Guatemala, era la hija menor de Rosario Maldonado y Benjamín Jaramillo. Sus mejores recuerdos de la infancia fueron el tiempo que pasó en la finca familiar, La Mosqueta. Mientras estaba en la escuela primaria, conoció a Aida y su amistad duró más de 80 años. Isabel llegó a Estados Unidos cuando tenía 22 años, acompañada de sus primas Annie y Helen. Vivía en Media, Pensilvania, y tomaba clases de negocios, pero tenía mucho tiempo para divertirse. Mientras estaba en el salón de baile Chez Vous en Filadelfia, conoció al amor de su vida, George. Se amaban y les encantaba bailar. Querían pasar cada momento juntos, así que se casaron el 15 de diciembre de 1951. Isabel y George mantuvieron viva la llama del amor durante los 62 años de su matrimonio. Dos años después de casarse, le dieron la bienvenida a su primer hijo, Kenneth. Jóvenes y aventureros, Isabel y George partieron hacia Guatemala, donde vivieron en una pequeña finca de 1957 a 1960. La vida en Guatemala, sin embargo, presentaba muchas frustraciones, por lo que regresaron a los Estados Unidos con un loro y su pequeño hijo a cuestas. Se establecieron en Richmond, Virginia, donde nació Glenn. En 1962, se mudaron a Orlando. Isabel amaba el clima cálido y su nuevo hogar en Pine Hills. Disfrutaba especialmente de los viajes familiares regulares a la playa. Isabel era una madre que se quedaba en casa, dedicada a sus dos hijos y comprometida a compartir su fe católica con ellos. Vivió su fe no solo en casa, sino a través del trabajo voluntario, llevando comidas a las personas confinadas en casa y los sin casa y dio consejo a mujers encarceladadas. Mientras tomaba clases de inglés en la Primera Iglesia Bautista de Orlando, a principios de la década de 1960, conoció a Bertha Fox, Vilma Mackenzie y Susie Rudy, quienes se hicieron amigas de toda la vida. Isabel y George hicieron muchos viajes a Europa. Su pais preferido era España, el lugar de nacimiento de su cantante favorito, Julio Iglesias. Ella nunca se cansaba de bailar y cantar sus canciones. Isabel fue miembro de la Iglesia Católica St. Andrews en Pine Hills durante 60 años. En sus últimos años recibió cariñosos cuidados en casa de Yari, Nancy, Yelitza, Silvia y Elizabeth. Un vecino y amigo cercano, Jeff, ayudaba cuando era necesario, y ella a menudo lo llamaba su "tercer hijo". Isabel fue precedida en la muerte por sus padres; su esposo, George; hermano, Benjamín; y hermanas Delia y Martha. Le sobreviven sus dos hijos, Kenneth y Glenn, y sus cónyuges, Luma y Cheryl. Que descanse en paz y pronto se reúna con sus seres queridos para disfrutar de todas las bendiciones de Dios por la eternidad.

La familia recibirá amigos en Dobbs Funeral Home el miércoles 10 de noviembre de 2021 de 6:00 a 8:00 pm. La misa fúnebre se llevará a cabo en la Iglesia Católica St. Andrew el jueves 11 de noviembre de 2021 a las 10:00 a. M., Seguida del sepelio en el cementerio Winter Garden.

The family will be receiving friends at Dobbs Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 10, 2021 from 6:00 until 8:00 pm.  The funeral mass will be held at St. Andrew Catholic Church on Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 11:00 am., followed by interment at Winter Garden Cemetery.

Viv (Smith) Yeomans, Hopkins

Sebastian Florida,

Vivian (Smith) Yeomans, Hopkins passed away quietly at home on October 29, 2021 after a long illness. Born on September 29, 1940, she was 81. She was a member of SS Cyril and Methodious Byzantine Catholic Church in Ft Pierce FL and a daily communicant at St Sebastian Catholic Church in Sebastian FL.

She is survived by her beloved husband of 34 years, Christopher Hopkins and her sons Paul Yeomans of East Longmeadow; Kenneth Yeomans and his wife Suzie of Wales; Brian Yeomans and fiancée Destiny Carruthers of East Longmeadow and seven grandchildren, Sean, Ryan, Christopher, Shelby, Stephen, Zachary, and Nicholas; two great grandchildren, Trevor and Madyson and two stepchildren Aimee Hyland of Springfield and Michel and Meghan Hopkins of Stafford Springs CT and three step-grandchildren Hannah, Paige, and Nicole.

She was predeceased by her father and mother the late Roger and Elizabeth Smith of East Longmeadow. She is survived by her sisters Marilyn and her husband Jud Pooler of East Longmeadow, Betty and her husband Bill Clark of North Naples Florida and her brother Roger Smith and his wife Elaine of Concord, New Hampshire.

While raising her family Viv was a volunteer teacher assistant at Mountain View School in East Longmeadow.  Viv was a member of the St Mary Church choir in Hampden. She was employed at Farm Credit Banks, Springfield as the chief telephone operator. Viv was featured in an article from the First District Times published by Farm Credit titled, “Vivian Hopkins, The Voice of Farm Credit in that Voice an Image”.   It stated that “Viv’s voice creates, for many (in the banks associations), the very ‘image’ of Farm Credit and may even establish the caller’s perspective of the business and all its associates. She may handle as many as 700 incoming calls a day. And she hasn’t yet told anyone to “fly a kite” though the thought has, says she, “…occasionally crossed my mind.”

Viv went on to be an Executive Assistant and chief receptionist at Mass Mutual Life Insurance Company, home office in Springfield. That smile, larger than life and welcoming grace treated all with the highest professionalism. She was known as ‘Miss Mass Mutual’ to all. In an excerpt of a letter it stated: “When I think of the thousands of clients, customers and associates who have passed through the front door during your tenure as the “first face” of the Company, I can’t think of a better person to have been there to greet them all. Your energy, enthusiasm, and diligence are contagious, and have quietly provided valuable lessons to all of us in our day-to-day dealings with others.”

Viv was a fierce athlete and competed in the Senior Olympics as a “Race Walker” garnering a silver medal in the 1500-meter race and bronze medal in the 3000-meter race in 1999.

After moving to Florida, Viv’s desire to stay fit, motivated her to organize morning neighborhood walks. That was not enough. After the warmup walk, off to the National Training Center in Clermont. Open to local residents this facility to trains potential Olympians. Spinning, Zumba, Aerobics, no challenge to Viv – she loved it all and thrived on the challenges. Once Viv’s illness had progressed her friends rallied around her to show their love and support.

No matter where she was, church, work or at play her warm, cheerful smile endless energy inspired everyone.

There will be a Divine Liturgy of Christian Burial at:

St Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church

5135 Sand Lake Rd

Orlando, FL 32819

November 8, 2021

 Viewing in the church from 9 - 11AM

Liturgy of Christian Burial at 11AM

Reception immediately following Liturgy in the social hall.

 In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the following:

SS Cyril & Methodious Byzantine Catholic Church

1001 Bahama Av

Ft Pierce, FL 34982

Eternal Word Television Network

5817 Old Leeds Rd

Irondale, AL 35210

ewtn.com/donate

Divine Mercy Radio 920AM

1800 Turtle Mound Rd

Melbourne, FL. 32934

DivineMercyRadio.com

 The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration

2700 Horizon Dr Suite 120

King of Prussia, PA 19406

Theaftd.org/support-aftds-mission/

Peter leaves to cherish his memory, wife Elizabeth (Hersey) Fippinger of Leesburg; sons Anthony Hersey and wife Joan Tang Hersey, of Tarrytown, NY, Bryan Fippinger and wife Jennifer, of Orlando; sister Susan Carey of Stuart, FL; and 3 grandchildren.

The family will be receiving friends at 2:00 pm, followed by the funeral mass at 3:00 pm on Wednesday, November 10th, 2021 at St. Andrew Catholic Church in Orlando, FL .

She was a homemaker, a clothing and fabric store owner, a seamstress like no other (she made clothes for herself, her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and cheerleading uniforms for countless girls in the Ocoee and Winter Garden area). 

She had a passion for sewing, spending time spoiling grandchildren and serving others. She taught Sunday school, was a wonderful elder’s wife and church worker. She loved everyone and was a very giving and selfless child of God. 

The family will be receiving friends from 9:30a until 10:00a followed by the funeral service on Saturday, November 13, 2021 at the Concord Street Church of Christ.  The church is located at 626 E. Concord Street, Orlando FL 32803.  Interment will follow the funeral service at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers please make donations to: 

Central Florida Bible Camp - Barton Chapel expansion 

23813 CR-44A

Eustis, FL  32736

Cirilo Roldán was born in San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico on August 8, 1925 to Maria Cos and

Celedonio Roldan. He and his many siblings grew up on a farm where he cultivated anappreciation for all God’s creatures.At 18 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and was deployed as amember of the 65^th Infantry known as The Borinqueneers to Panama and the Pacific Islandsdefendingour Nation during World War 2. 

AfterthewarhereturnedhometotheenchantingislandofPuertoRicotoclaimthehandofhisbeautiful sweetheart, Maria Gonzalez.They wed on July 17, 1942.Their oldest daughterMargarita(“Margie”) camealong soonafter, followedby Pedro(“Pete”).  Within a few years the young couple set off to New York City along with their two children anda third – William (“Willie”) on the way in search of greater opportunities for their growingfamily.They settled in the Bronx where Cirilo found work in a factory and Maria as a hotelmaid.

Havinggrownoutofthesmallapartmentwherebathsweretakeninametal tubinthekitchen (common for the time/place) they packed up and headed across town to a four bedroomapartment in the then brand new Soundview housing projects on Seward Ave. in the Clason    Pointsection of theBronx.

The blessings continued as Eneida (“Terry”), George, Helen, Ernesto (“Papo”), and Judy becamethe circle of love that was the Gonzalez-Roldán family of the Holy Cross Roman Catholic parish.Ever committed to faith and family, Maria and Cirilo put most of their children through Catholicschool at Holy Cross.The children made many happy memories playing along the banks of thesoundand hunting rabbit in the(then) wild fieldsof theBronx.  Prayer and hard work paved the way for progress.After some time the couple purchased theirfirsthomewherethechildrengrewintoadulthood andsetofftotomaketheirown markonthe world.   

During this time Cirilo worked a night shift as a yellow cab driver in New York City ashis wife worked as a “salad girl” at Rockefeller University, the very jobs they would each retirefrom after over twenty plus years.With retirement the pair bid farewell to the cold, snowywinters of New York and headed for the warm sunshine of Orlando Florida where for overtwenty years they enjoyed their dream home in the constant companionship of a bossy littleDaschund named Charlie.In their nineties they moved to Grand Palms Assisted Living facility(Orlando, FL) where they lived out the rest of their days together through seventy two years ofmarriage.

He leaves us to find his bride in heaven where theyno doubt will both lovingly look after thoseof us who remain behind to carry on their legacy of faith, hard work and dignity.They includetheir first grandchild, Annette Roldan Sanabria (Orlando, FL)whose proud mother Margarita(New York City) was their first born.Following that were two more granddaughters VeronicaRoldan and Vanessa Acevedo (both of Orlando, FL) from their second born, Pete,and his wifeEvelynRoldan (Orlando, FL).

Shortly after that their daughter Helen and husband Nelson Carrero (Jacksonville, FL) added twoboysto thefamilytree-Nelson II andDavid Carrero, bothof Jacksonville, FL.  George and Faith (who precedes him in death) of Washington state welcomed daughters Melissaand Jennifer (Washington state) closely followed by two more boys, Yanni and Alex Stefanidis(bothofCaliforniastate)thankstoTerryandherhusbandGeorgeStefanidis(NeeYorkCity).

Youngest daughter, Judy and husband José Rosa (New York state) brought the “grand” total totwelvewiththreeadditions:Michael(Vietnam),Olivia,andAngelina(bothofNewYorkstate).The family tree continues to branch out with great grand children Derek, Aryana, Claudia,Nicholas,Sean, Alina, and Liana.

The family would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to Maria Roldán Gonzalez, Father Jerry,and the staff at Grand Palms Assisted Living as well as Vitas for their care of our parents in lifeandtheir compassion as they crossed over.

Calling hours will be from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm with a wake service at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, November17, 2021 at Dobbs Funeral Home.  The funeral mass will be held at 10:00 am on Thursday, November 18, 2021 at St. Andrew Catholic Church located at 801 N. Hastings, Orlando.  Interment will be held at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL with military honors.

Gabrielle leaves to cherish her memory, parents Timothy and Barbara Shipe,  a sister, Danielle Shipe; a brother Samuel Shipe, all of Belle Isle; maternal grandmother - Jenny Gillum of Lake Nona; companion Bryan Snell of Miami and Stella her pet dog.

Calling hours for the family will be held at 10:00 am, followed by the funeral service at 11:00 am on Saturday, November 27th, 2021 in the Henry Chapel of First Baptist Church of Orlando.