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Charlene P. Gilliam
April 28, 2018
Charlene grew up in Tennessee one of 10 children. Along with her parents and siblings she worked hard picking cotton, tobacco and other crops. She helped her mother Ella Mae with her younger siblings. Charlene always put family first. She would do anything to help family or friends. Loyal, strong, loving, stubborn, generous, patient, wise–Charlene was all those and so much more.
Her children were her life. She raised them mostly by herself. When times were hard, she made sure her three babies always had food, clothes and anything they needed. She made sure they knew she loved them.
Charlene left us suddenly, but she is not really gone. She is a part of everyone she touched in this life. She will be waiting for us in Heaven with those who have gone before her. She was a member of Harvest Christian Center Church in Cantonment, FL.
She leaves behind her children, Rita Gail Gilliam, Jennifer L. Gilliam and Jason E. Gilliam; brothers and sisters, Edmond Page, William “Bill” Page, David Page, William Paul Page, Ann Joiner, Janice Page, and Mary Jane Salter; and
many extended family members; nephews, nieces, grandnephews/nieces, in-laws and others who will miss her.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles Walker Page and Ella Mae “Rose” Page; and her siblings, Jean Butler and Robert “Bobby” Page.
Pallbearers will be Todd Page (nephew), Chuck Page (nephew), Charlie Page (grand-nephew), John “Rick” Page (nephew), Roger Bohannon (Elder) and David Peirce (Deacon).
Honorary pallbearers will be her brothers, Edmond Page, William (Bill) Page, David Page,William Paul Page.
Funeral services were held Friday, April 27, 2018, at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North with John Whitaker officiating.
Burial services were held in Cottage Hill Baptist Church Cemetery.
Faith Chapel Funeral Home North, is entrusted with arrangements.
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Sorry for your loss . I know this Scripture really comforts me when I lose someone Revelation 21:3,4