All Obituaries

A time to come home dear brother your tour of duty through you've given as much as anymore could do expected to do Just a few steps further the smoke will start to clear others here will guide you you have no need of fear You have not failed your brother you clearly gave it all and through your selfless actions others will hear the call So take your place of home among those who has gone before and know you will be remembered for now, and evermore      

"Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies." Proverbs 31:10

Melvin Lewis Pradd’s earthly journey began on June 18,1951 at University Hospital in our beautiful city of San Diego, California. He was the fifth of twelve children born to the late John Clifton Pradd and Mable Lulean Pradd. As a San Diego native Melvin attended John J. Montgomery Elementary, Castle Park Junior High, and graduated from Castle Park High School. After graduating from High School Melvin worked in the nursing field. Passionate about helping others with disabilities...

May the life I live speak for me. When I'm resting in my grave, There's nothing more to be said; May the life I live Let it speak for me, for me.    

Ivy Zephir Seaberry was born in St. Thomas, Anguilla on June 9 1924 the only child to Joseph Edward Zephir and Louisa Richardson. At age 16 she moved to San Diego California. Where She was raised in Coronado California and attended Coronado high school. She graduated from San Diego high school in 1942 and attendant, San Diego city College, and received her degree in typing. She worked at Woolworth downtown San Diego, where she met Robert Lee Brooks and married him and had two children,...

Danny O’Keefe Collins was a loving family man and a positive presence and source of light to so many. Raised in the South, he was a military veteran whose service brought him to San Diego, Calif., the sunny city he called home for more than four decades. San Diego is where his two children Natasha and Dimetrus Collins were born and raised, he married his wife, Kathy V. Lewis, reconnected with childhood friends, and built a full life around work, sports, food, music, and fishing. Danny...

May His peace be with you Till we meet again Till we reach that distant shore And we'll shed a tear no more May He give you strength to endure Till we meet again.      

May the service I've given speak for me! All that I've done, The service I have given, And the life I have lived, May all seem small, But when I stand before my God, I want to hear him say, "well done." May the life I live speak for me.      

Logan lived his younger years in the Harrisburg Area. He had a lot of energy, and it definitely followed him wherever he went. He attended public school until his freshman year of high school at Harrisburg High School, and then transferred to Willamette Leadership Academy for the rest of high school. He thrived at the Leadership Academy and won the Iron Man Competition three years in a row. He worked at the Junction City pool throughout school. He enlisted in the Marines at 17, which he was...

On April 13, 1957, in the vibrant city of San Diego, CA, Shirley Lee Norwood-Scott graced this world with her presence, the cherished child of Cornelious and Flora Norwood. Born into a family of six siblings, Shirley brought warmth and love wherever she went. At a tender age, Shirley found solace and strength in her faith, accepting Christ's embrace with the New Bethel Baptist Church under the guiding light of Rev. L.R. Sanford. Her voice, a gift from the heavens, resonated in the halls...