Marcia L. Canada, age 80, passed away November 19, 2021 in Cincinnati, OH. She is survived by her loving children, Marcus (Anita), David (Deborah Gill), Bryan, and DeVonna Canada and Tracy Jennings (Dennis); her siblings, Robert, Douglas, Anthony and Don (Renee) Springs, Dorothy Muhammad, Muriel Chenault and Patricia Jones; also survived by her 8 grandchildren,Continue Reading
left a message on November 22, 2021:
Mother Canada was such a joy to me. I loved being around her, laughing, crying, working and worshiping. We had so many things in common, mainly that we loved God, our church, Impact Worship Center, our Pastor, Elder Rodney H. Posey, and my husband, Elder Kevin White. She was such a pillar in our church community. She was the first Mother that reached out to me after joining Impact. She was truly a good person. She’d tell you she’s not perfect, but I’d say she was precious and striving for perfection daily. Oh how she loved her family. They were always on her heart and mind. To the family, our prayers and condolences are with you all. Thank you for sharing your Mom with us. We will never forget her.:heart::hibiscus:
left a message on November 19, 2021:
Marcia picked up the pieces. She took on the family obligations willingly: looking after her younger brother, Tony; assisting her sister's kids as they took care of their mother; going to visit her brother, Norman in the nursing home; checking on her older brother Robert from time-to-time. She knew the Lord and was not a shame of him. She praised him and talked about his goodness. She praised him and showed love to her family. She was close to her daughters, sons and grandchildren. She will thoroughly be missed.
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left a message on November 22, 2021:
Mother Canada was such a joy to me. I loved being around her, laughing, crying, working and worshiping. We had so many things in common, mainly that we loved God, our church, Impact Worship Center, our Pastor, Elder Rodney H. Posey, and my husband, Elder Kevin White. She was such a pillar in our church community. She was the first Mother that reached out to me after joining Impact. She was truly a good person. She’d tell you she’s not perfect, but I’d say she was precious and striving for perfection daily. Oh how she loved her family. They were always on her heart and mind. To the family, our prayers and condolences are with you all. Thank you for sharing your Mom with us. We will never forget her.:heart::hibiscus:
left a message on November 19, 2021:
Marcia picked up the pieces. She took on the family obligations willingly: looking after her younger brother, Tony; assisting her sister's kids as they took care of their mother; going to visit her brother, Norman in the nursing home; checking on her older brother Robert from time-to-time. She knew the Lord and was not a shame of him. She praised him and talked about his goodness. She praised him and showed love to her family. She was close to her daughters, sons and grandchildren. She will thoroughly be missed.
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