Condolence: My Dear Family, What I remember most about Clyneze is how much she and my mother, Honey, loved each other. They were more like cousins that aunt and neice, always laughing and talking. Clyneze stayed with us in Atlanta several times and she would cook the best meals. Her cornbread was so good but she would cut it so cute and small and I always wanted to eat the whole pan. She loved good music and being around family. I loved her and love all of you.

Condolence: It seems like yesterday when I would visit Jax and spend the night at your place. I can still hear your wonderful laughter and see your beautiful smile. When Darryl passed It was right behind Uncle Willie. I remember you and Clem driving up to the burial site. You and I embraced and cried together and said we must quit meeting up this way. You stayed at my house that night and I really enjoyed spending that special time with you. After Doll's funeral and everyone went back to her house, you and Honey set right next to each other the entire time. You both didn't want to leave each other and now you have joined them. We will always remember you down here and cherish your memories. God bless, and love to all of the family.

Condolence: We wish to extend our sincere condolences to Carletta, family and friends in your loss. Our prayers are with you. Sincerely, Inez and Henry