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James Terrell HughesSeptember 5th, 1972 - December 31st, 2014
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James Terrell Hughes was born Labor Day September 5, 1972 to James Oliver and Sharon Denise (Campbell) Hughes in Pittsburgh, PA. In Cleveland he was known as James and to his family and friends he was known as Terrell. He attended Lincoln Elementary, Margaret Milliones Middle School, School for Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) and Schenley High School. In the 6th grade he began to play the bariton saxophone. People would say "look at the little kid with the big saxophone." During his years at CAPA Terrell continued to play the Baritone and Alto Saxophone. He was selected for the All City Orchestra where he was "first chair," a prestigious position. He continued to play his horn as adulthood. ![]() |
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Rebecca "Becky" Perry (White)April 18th, 1959 - August 6th, 2014
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"FOR THE TREE IS KNOW BY ITS FRUIT" (Matt. 12:33) FIRST FRUIT A TIME OF INNOCENT AND FEAR. NOT KNOWING WHAT THE FUTURE WOULD BEAR. I WAS TRULY BLESSED WITH SHAMARRA THRU THIS TEST SHE IS MY SPIRIT OF LOVE, LONGSUFFERING AND FAITH. THANK YOU LORD FOR MY GRACE. MY NATASHA THE FRUIT OF MY JOY MY GOODNESS. DELIVERED IN TEMPERANCE THIS TEST WAS TRULY A MIRACLE. THE LAST AND EVERLASTING FRUIT OF RAHEEM. MY PEACE AND GENTLENESS, MEEKNESS TO BE SEEN. LORD, LORD, LORD, YOU HAVE TRULY GIVEN ME MERCY AND ARE MERCIFUL TO YOUR DAUGHTER AND MADE ME FRUITFUL. A NEW GENERATION HAS ALREADY BEGUN MY CHANTEL IS VICTORIOUS AND WILL POSSESS THE ALL FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT. 9/11/11 EMERGENCY ADDITION ... JOSEPH THY KINGDOM COME THY WILL BE DONE IN ME AS IT IS IN HEAVEN. LORD WHAT A TEST!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU (Written by our Beloved Mother Rebecca) ![]() | |
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Rebecca White Perry affectionately know as "Becky" was granted her Angel wings on August 6, 2014. Her final days were spent surrounded by family and friends that Becky had touched in some small way throughout her short, yet very memorable life. ![]() |
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Louise Daniels (Rayzer)November 11th, 1919 - November 29th, 2011
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Louise Rayzer was born on November 11, 1919 in Orangeburg, South Carolina. She was the youngest of three children from the union of the late Olivia and Leo Rayzer. The family relocated to Rankin, PA where she and her siblings were raised. In her teens, with the family now living in the city, she continued her education in the Pittsburgh Public School System. Louise, as a young adult, moved to Baltimore, MD. There she met and married the late Danny Daniels. Their union was not blessed with children, but she was mother to so many; spending the greater part of her adult life as a house mother caring for young girls and boys in group homes, juvenile settings, and the like.
She loved the outdoors and enjoyed hunting, fishing, and camping with her husband. She was very outgoing and loved being around her family and friends. After her husband’s death she returned to Pittsburgh to be near her family.
Mother Daniels was a member of New Jerusalem Holiness Church. After celebrating 92 years here on earth, she went to her heavenly home to be with the Lord on November 29, 2011.
She is preceded in death by her brothers: Clarence and John Rayzer.
She leaves to honor and cherish her memory a host of 4 generations of nieces and nephews, her church family, and friends. Mother Daniels will be greatly missed by all.
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Eugene Campbell (Mickey Rayzer)September 26th, 1933 - July 20th, 2008
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Eugene "Mickey" Rayzer Campbell was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on September 26, 1033 to the late John Lee Rayzer Sr. and Dorothy Campbell.
Eugene attended the Pittsburgh Public Schools. After High school he joined the United States Army. He was married at a young age and was the father of five children, Victoria, Sharon, Renee, Gene, and Malinda.
Eugene moved to Cleveland, Ohio in 1969 where he met and married Thelma Boyd.
He worked for Stouffer's Frozen Foods for 25 years., while maintaining his own cleaning business with his wife. Upon retirement he secured part-time employment with the Cloeveland Metropark's Shawne Golf Course. He was an avid golfer and could be found on the golf course whenever weather permitted with his golfing buddies.
After a lengthy illness he went home to be with the Lord. He leaves to mourn his wife Thelma Victoria Brannon of Pittsburgh, PA, Sharon (Jerome) Morris of Pittsburgh, PA, Rnee (Edward) Dugger of Cleveland, OH, Gene (Cathy) Campbell of Milwaukee, WI, Malinda Campbell of Cleveland, OH, Thirteen grandchildren, twenty-one great-grandchildren, his Uncle Buddy & Ardella Campbell of Pittsburgh, PA, and a host of nieces and nephews and friends. His special friend Lorenzo "Boo" Early of San Diego, CA.
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Barbara Rayzer (Jackson)- - June 6th, 2005
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Age 58, peacefully on Mon., June 6, 2005, of Sheraden. Beloved daughter of Ella Turner. Loving mother of Camille Smith (Barry, Sr.), David Lee Rayzer, Jr. and Lisa Reid. Five grandchildren. Four sisters. Three brothers. Nieces, nephews, numerous other relatives and friends. |
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Samuel RayzerApril 9th, 1943 - July 24th, 2003
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Samuel Rayzer was born on April 9, 1943 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Clarence and Isadore Rayzer, he died suddenly on July 24, 2003, Samuel was educated in the Pittsburgh Public School system. He completed his education at Fifth Avenue High School. In his youmger years he played baseball and basketball. As a child he was on various little leage teams. He won awards for playing sports. Throughout his life he worked in different maintenance areas. He retired from the Morrowfield Apartments after 20 years of service as a mntenance worker. Samuel was a fun loving, strong man, that love his family. He had a strong work ethic and he was always willing to help in any capacity. ![]() |
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Irene Berry-Turner (Rayzer)April 1st, 1938 - January 15th, 2002
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Irene Rayzer Berry Turner was born on April 1, 1039 in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Clarence and Isadore Rayzer. She departed this life quietly on January 15, 2002. ![]() |
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Inez Irene Rayzer (Dillard)November 30th, 1942 - January 13th, 2001
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Inez Irene Dillard Rayzer was born on November 20, 1942 to the late Hamp Dillard, Sr. and Inez Dalton Dillard in Pittsburgh, PA. She departed this life on Saturday January 13, 2001 at Montefiore Hospital. ![]() |
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John Lee Rayzer, Sr.March 11th, 1915 - March 3rd, 1997
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John Lee Rayzer, Sr. was born on March 11, 1915, in Orangeburg, South Carolina. He was the second born of two sons of the union of Maggie Olivia Pugh and Leo Rayzer. His parents moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, during his early childhood. ![]() |
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Isadora White (Rayzer)October 13th, 1935 - September 19th, 1995
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Isadora Rayzer White, daughter of the late Clarence and Isadore Rayzer was born on October 13, 1935 and was called by God quietly, early Tuesday morning, September 19, 1995.
Isadora was formally eductation in the Pittsburgh Public School System, however her true knowledge and wisdom came from her unquenchable desire to learn more. She was well learned in a myriade of topics including medicine, health, history, politics and most impressively, the Bible. This passion for learning was undoubtedly passed onto her children.
Isadora was a strong believer in family and was totally devoted to her children. She not only taught them to strive for the best but also showed them the importance of God to help them attain their every endeavor. She was extremely proud to see her children achieve and accomplish goals which during her youth were merely dreams deferred, which dry up like raisin in the sun.
Isadora, was the beloved wife of Amos Samuel. Theire special love for one another should be an example to all who search for true love. Their love which they shared for the last eighteen years is a testament of God's commandment that "the two shall become one".
Isadora was loved by all who knew her, she leaves loving memories for husband, Mr. Amos Samuel, six daughters: Mrs Lynda Taylor, Ms. Ruth White, Mrs. Mary Oladiran, Mrs. Rebecca Perry, Mrs. Edith Singley, Mrs. Diana Miller, two sons: Mr. David White and Mr. Joseph White, five sisters: Bertha, Loretta, Irene, Dorothy (deseased), Peggy, five brothers: Clarence Jr., Oliver, David, Samuel, Davide, and Melvin. An uncle, John Rayzer of New York, Ny, and aunt, Louise Daniels. Fourteen grandchildren: Renee, Alicia, Sharmarra, David, Natasha, Debra, Joseph Jr., Daniel, LaShawnda, William, Jamiyla, Torian, Shelah and Alex. One great grandchild: Kevin, and a host of nieces, cousins, and friends.
Isadora, our most precious Mother is deeply missed.
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Isadora Rayzer (Robinson)July 18th, 1911 - May 5th, 1992
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ISADORA ROBINSON RAYZER, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother, departed this life early Tuesday morning May 5, 1992 in the South Hills Health Center. She was 80 years of Age.
Isadora, the daugher of the late Bertha Fields Robinson and Paul Robinson, was born July 18, 1911 in Connellsville, PA.
She was united in marriage to the late Clarence Rayzer in November , 1927. This union was blessed with five sons: Cloarence Jr., Samuel, Oliver, David and Melvin, all of Pittsburgh, eight daughters: Bertha Brown, Isadora White, Loretta Waddell, Peggy Ikema and Irene Berry with whol she risided in Clairton during her fina years. Three daughers preceded her in death, the late Thelma Rayzer, Laroe Rayzer and Dorothy Henderson.
She leaves to mourn her children Clarence Jr., Samuel, Oliver, David, Melvin, Bertha, Isadora, Loretta, Irene and PEggy; thirty grandchildren, thirty great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
Isadora and Clarnece were one of the original families in the Whiteside Road development in Pittsburgh's Hill District. They raised their children and gained the friendship and respect of the entire neighborhood. Whiteside Road became the gathering place for the Family. One could always find warmth and love; generated by Isadora, affectionately know as "Ma". Her smile and gentle ways will always remain in our hearts.
She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
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Dorothy RayzerJanuary 5th, 1938 - March 6th, 1990
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Dorothy Elizabeth Rayzer daugher of Mrs. Isadore Rayzer and the late Clarence Rayzer, Sr. was born on January 5, 1938 in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania. She departed this life early Tuesday morning, March 6, 1990 in Montefiore Hospital.
Dorothy was formally educated in the public schools of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She was an active member in the Title III Headstart Program and participated in various community organizations. Dorothy was united in marriage to Delbert Henderson, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She had three children, a daugher Diane Marie Reed, son Anthony Clarence Martin Rayzer, and son Aaron Richard Lee Henderson. She was well like by all that knew her. She leaves to mourn, daughter Diane of Wichita, Kansas; son Anthony; son Aaron; mother Mrs. Isadore Rayzer; five sisters, Bertha, Isadora, Loretta, Irene, Peggy; five brothers, Clarence, Oliver, Samuel, David, Melvin; Uncle and Aunt, John and Ivern Rayzer of New York, NY; Aunt Lousie Daniels of East Orange, NJ, and a host of nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends. We are all God's childrend, From the morning hour of birth He lets us live and laugh and love and have our days on earth. He guards us through the afternoon Til' sunset's rays are cast, Then, one by one, with gentle words, He calls us home at last! Done by the family....... ![]() |
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Clarence Rayzer Sr.April 12th, 1912 - June 30th, 1983
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Clarence Rayzer, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rayzer, was born April 12, 1912 in Orangeburg, South Carolina. At an early age, he came to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania were he remained until his death.
On the twenty-six of November 1929, in Pittsburgh, he was united in marriage to Miss Isadora Robinson. From this union, 13 children were born: Thelma, laroe, Clarence Jr., Bertha Ann, Isadora, Loretta, Dorothy Elizabeth, Irene, Oliver, Samuel, David, Melvin and Peggy.
In 1934, he became employed by Westinghouse Electric Corporation, from which he retired after 36 years of service.
Clarence was also an active member of several clubs.
On Thursday, June 30, 1983 from the Presbytarian-University Hospital, Clarence Rayzer departed this life. He leaves to mourn: Mrs. Isadora Rayzer and 11 children: Mr. Clarence Rayzer Jr., Mrs. Bertha Ann Brown, Mrs. Isadora White, Mrs. Loretta Waddell, Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Henderson, Mrs. Irene Berry, Mr. Oliver Rayzer, Mr. Samuel Rayzer, Mr. Davide Rayzer, Mr. Melvin Rayzer and Mrs. Peggy Ikemma; one brother, Mr. Johnny Rayzer of Manhattan, New York and one sister, Mrs. Louise Daniels of Orange, New Jersey; twenty-eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews and friend.
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