Thelma Harrington
August 04, 2008
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Thelma Harrington, 74, died Monday, August 4, 2008 at her home. The funeral service will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, August 7, 2008 at Hamilton’s Funeral Home, 605 Lyon St. Visitation will be 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 6 also at Hamilton’s Funeral Home. Burial will be at Glendale Cemetery.
Thelma is survived by her loving husband, William T.; her children: Thomas Antonio, Michael Fredrick, April Powell, Ramona Harrington; her grandchildren: Brandon T.T. Harrington, Alyssa A. Killin, Tyler Armel, Jordan A., Donovan E. Hargrove Harrington, Keith, Terry Powell, and Cicely K. Harrington; and her great grandchildren, Cameron Thomas Harrington, and Terrance, Tre, Tamjze, Thomai, and Omar Powell. She was preceded in death by her grandson Thomas Powell; sisters and brother, Dorothy Turner, Genevive Williams and Frank Turner.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Hattie and Dave Turner; brothers and sisters, Aaron, Beatrice, Marie, Clara & Karl.
Memorial contributions may be made to the family in loving memory of Thelma.
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Steve Harrington
08/06/2008
Dear family and friends we are very sorry we are unable to attend, but our thoughts and heart are with each and every one of you, we send our warmest sympathy from all of us who live in Seattle, and we will always cherish the memories we have shared with Aunt Thelma.
you will never be forgotten from our mind, heart and soul. Your smile and your presents and your many caring waysits not easy losing a love one, we will always keep the candle burning with the thoughts and memories of you.
Remember, we make always We should always thank God for each day for tomorrow is never promised
We Love You Auth Ruth.....May you rest in peace.
As I look back at all the good times that we have shared over the years
Steve A. Harrington
08/06/2008
Dear family and friends we send our warmest sympathy from all of us who live in Seattle, and we will always cherish the memories we have shared with Aunt Thelma. Her smile and presence seemed to always light up the room and the good times we had will never be forgotten.
Remember, when you wake up each morning, you have two simple choices in life go back to sleep and dream, or wake up and chase those dreams by spending more time with family and friends because tomorrow is never promised.
In Deepest Sympathy
Mary, Stevie, & Jeannie
Johnene Harrington
08/05/2008
To the family of Aunt Thelma. Weeping endureth but for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. May her memories bring you much joy and comfort.
With Love
Joi