Tracey Denise Davis, born August 6, 1965 passed away on October 22, 2026. Throughout her life, Tracey touched the hearts of many with her kindness, compassion, and caring spirit. She was a woman of remarkable strength, whose love and presence left a lasting impression on everyone blessed to know her. Through every obstacle she faced, her strength remained a testament to the incredible woman she was. Her journey was not always easy, but she continued to show just how powerful

Flossie Mae Willis, born March 28, 1935, passed away on October, 17, 2026. Flossie was well known for her love of people. She and Ray (husband)often had visitors who would spend their days laughing and talking and eating delicious meals Flossie would cook. They often would open up their home to those in need. Participants of disaster relief programs, such as driving to hurricane hit areas to bring supplies. Flossie had many hobbies, most favorite was her tea pot collection.

Cynthia Denise Elder Askew, age 60 transitioned from our lives, Saturday, October 18, 2026. She was a graduate of Rule High School, class of 83’ Cynthia was a devoted wife, loving mother and a great grandmother. Her hobbies were cooking, dancing, listening to music & spending quality time with her family and friends. She was known by many as the life of the party. Preceded in death by grandparents, Thomas and Herlene Elder; mother, Mary “Sue” Elder; father, Hosie Dragg; a

Carrie “Bonnie” Solomon, age 75, peacefully went home to be with her Heavenly Father on October 15, 2026. She was preceded in death by her parents, William F. Blair and Annie Blair; son, William Solomon; nine sisters; two brothers; and cherished nieces Ngina Blair and Willie Jean Tory. Bonnie was a proud resident of Walter P. Taylor Homes for over fifty years, a breast cancer survivor, a graduate of Austin High School, Class of 1969, and a retiree of ALSCO (National Linen). H

Madaisia Oceania Duncan peacefully entered into eternal rest the morning of October 1, 2026 surrounded by her loved ones. Having fought the good fight, she finished her course and kept the faith. A graduate from Brainerd High School, Madaisia’s life was a beautiful testament of love, joy, and quiet strength. Her heart overflowed with love for her family and friends. She loved to party, travel, shop and cook. Her special greeting was “Hey little girl” “Hey little boy” “Be for