Saturday April, 2nd 2:00 pm New Life Church 1156 N. Oliver Wichita, KS 67208 Order Of Service Facilitator: Pastor Eddie Holloman Processional: Soft Music Scripture & Prayer: Pastor Isaac Holloman Acknowledgments & Obituary: BJ Martin Solo Selection: Brooklyne Johnson Eulogy: Pastor Eddie Holloman Open Remarks (Family & Friends): Limit 3 mins Video Presentation Parting View Sharell Lee Holloman was born on October 11th, 1975, to Charlie Holloman and Willie Edward Brown. She was born in Topeka, Ks where she lived for the first part of her life. Sharell was the eldest of three children. She loved her siblings Samuel and Tameka Holloman. After leaving Topeka, Ks Sharell moved to Omaha, Nebraska to be closer to her family and friends. She attended Omaha Public Schools, finishing at Flanagan High School. Growing up Sharell became very family oriented. With family being the most important thing in her life she loved to cook, sing, dance and do karaoke at home. She cherished time spent with family. She loved soul food but honey she would taco us all to death!!! She just loved to have her family and friends with her eating, listening to music and laughing. After leaving Omaha Sharell eventually settled in Wichita, Ks. Sharell worked at Wesley Hospital for a couple years. With Wichita Public Schools being her final place of employment. Sharell had eight children. She would always say “8 will get you through them gates” Sharell knew and loved the lord. She leaves her children to cherish her memory. Ashanae Holloman, Ashanika Holloman, Davorious Holloman, Cherokee Wynne, India Stewart, DeMontre Stewart, Tamius Stewart and Da’moni Holloman. Multiple goddaughter and godsons that she loved as her own too. From these eight children she was blessed with 9 grandkids. Nevaeh lyday, Amarii Bagley, Keenan lyday, Nakori Carter, Journey Jones, Jhune Washington, Demontre Stewart jr, Ih’lani Standifer and with one on the way. Sharell loved all of grandchildren with all of her heart. Sharell loved both her parents dearly. Charlie and Sharell were inseparable. Not just mother and daughter but more like best friends. Willie and Sharell laughed constantly and always remined close. There too many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends to name you all. Please rest assure that Sharell loved you all. You all were near and dear to her heart. She knows you all feel the same too. Sharell had the most loving, caring, sincere, giving and trusting heart any of us have ever seen. Sharell will be proceeded in death by her grandparents Bertha Holmes, Joe Henderson, her great aunts and uncles Lucille, Charles, Maso, Louis, Aress, Felton, Junior, Willie Mae Holmes all of PineBluff, Arkansas. Her aunt Mammie and cousin Andre Jr.

Saturday January, 29th 2:00 pm Christian Faith Center 1130 s. Broadway Wichita, KS 67211 Order Of Service Facilitator: Pastor Wade Moore Processional: Kevin Harrison - Music Prayer: Shiela Faggett Acknowledgments & Obituary: Shiela Faggett Solo Selection: Kevin Harrison Eulogy: Pastor Wade Moore Open Remarks (Family & Friends): Limit 3 mins Video Presentation Parting View Chester Donal Smith was born December 28th, 1969 to a loving Mother Linda Hodges and father Chester Morris. Chester was baptized at the age of sixteen at Promiseland Church of God and Christ in Osceola, AR. Chester Smith was a strong, proud, and loving man to his children, family and friends. A loving and devoted son that cherished his mother Linda Hodges and was steadfast on making her proud during her life. He enjoyed the peace he had at home with his wife Kiersten and making her smile while looking forward to all the future he had to hold for them by always making plans for their life together. A proud and boastful father of his son Dreamius for getting drafted to play football professionally enjoying a stint in the NFL, going to the casino together “and at most times surprisingly lucky” along with good friend “Ice Tone” was one of his favorite activities. He enjoyed having long conversations with his daughter Shauntara passing on the wisdom and life experiences he had obtained over the years. Spending time with his six grandchildren was his most beloved pastime and the recent birth of his grandson Dreamius “Deuce” JR was the highlight of his life. Chester enjoyed simply sitting on his porch with his many friends and family celebrating each day. Chester was a successful entrepreneur who would not hesitate to help others and the community. He provided school supplies, laptops, and mask for the children during the pandemic and drove the school bus in his spare time. He loved training and breeding pit bulls. He prided himself in barbering alongside his longtime friend Jerry “J.P” Wyatt creating a fun atmosphere in his barbershop “Barber Master’s.” He had recently found joy in growing his tree cutting, and lawn service business for his community. Chester lived a full robust life and loved hard without judgment. He was the type of man that touched the hearts and minds of everyone he knew and met, turning pain and disappointment into joy and laughter. He had a smile that would light up a room, laugh that was contagious and a voice you could hear from a block away. Chester was unapologetically himself and the life of the party wherever he went. Family was particularly important to him and strengthening his bond with his seven sisters was a daily goal. He was happy to have discovered he had a blood brother on his father’s side Kennon King and loved building their newfound relationship. Proceding him in death is his Mother; Linda Hodges. Father; Chester Morris. Cousin; Keith G. Cobbins. He leaves to cherish memories with; loving wife Kiersten Barron Smith, son Dreamius Smith, daughter Shauntara Smith, six grandchildren, seven sisters, one brother, a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.

Saturday January, 29th 2:00 pm Christian Faith Center 1130 s. Broadway Wichita, KS 67211 Order Of Service Facilitator: Pastor Wade Moore Processional: Kevin Harrison - Music Prayer: Shiela Faggett Acknowledgments & Obituary: Shiela Faggett Solo Selection: Kevin Harrison Eulogy: Pastor Wade Moore Open Remarks (Family & Friends): Limit 3 mins Video Presentation Parting View Chester Donal Smith was born December 28th, 1969 to a loving Mother Linda Hodges and father Chester Morris. Chester was baptized at the age of sixteen at Promiseland Church of God and Christ in Osceola, AR. Chester Smith was a strong, proud, and loving man to his children, family and friends. A loving and devoted son that cherished his mother Linda Hodges and was steadfast on making her proud during her life. He enjoyed the peace he had at home with his wife Kiersten and making her smile while looking forward to all the future he had to hold for them by always making plans for their life together. A proud and boastful father of his son Dreamius for getting drafted to play football professionally enjoying a stint in the NFL, going to the casino together “and at most times surprisingly lucky” along with good friend “Ice Tone” was one of his favorite activities. He enjoyed having long conversations with his daughter Shauntara passing on the wisdom and life experiences he had obtained over the years. Spending time with his six grandchildren was his most beloved pastime and the recent birth of his grandson Dreamius “Deuce” JR was the highlight of his life. Chester enjoyed simply sitting on his porch with his many friends and family celebrating each day. Chester was a successful entrepreneur who would not hesitate to help others and the community. He provided school supplies, laptops, and mask for the children during the pandemic and drove the school bus in his spare time. He loved training and breeding pit bulls. He prided himself in barbering alongside his longtime friend Jerry “J.P” Wyatt creating a fun atmosphere in his barbershop “Barber Master’s.” He had recently found joy in growing his tree cutting, and lawn service business for his community. Chester lived a full robust life and loved hard without judgment. He was the type of man that touched the hearts and minds of everyone he knew and met, turning pain and disappointment into joy and laughter. He had a smile that would light up a room, laugh that was contagious and a voice you could hear from a block away. Chester was unapologetically himself and the life of the party wherever he went. Family was particularly important to him and strengthening his bond with his seven sisters was a daily goal. He was happy to have discovered he had a blood brother on his father’s side Kennon King and loved building their newfound relationship. Proceding him in death is his Mother; Linda Hodges. Father; Chester Morris. Cousin; Keith G. Cobbins. He leaves to cherish memories with; loving wife Kiersten Barron Smith, son Dreamius Smith, daughter Shauntara Smith, six grandchildren, seven sisters, one brother, a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.

In loving Memory Sunrise April 30th, 1950 - Sunset January 7th, 2022 For the goodman is not at home, he is gone a long journey Proverbs 7:19 Henry Brazil was born to Henry B Smith and Rosella (Collins) smith on April 30th, 1950 Muskogee, Oklahoma. He was the third of 14 children. While growing up with his uncles and cousins, he learned at a young age about Oklahoma and the racism arising around the town. Later, Henry relocated to Wichita, KS learning how to work on cars. While attending Horace Mann Junior High school he helped in winning the trophy while being the youngest on the team. Henry wen to east high school and was drafted at 19 years old on the 20th day of august 1969 through December #0th of 1970. He was private first class and honorably discharged 28th of February 1973. Henry got married to Sharon Thomas and from this union there was two children: Michael Smith Michelle. After separating from this marriage, he then met Mary (Mickey) Thomas through his friend Douglas Hanley in 1976. Shortly after, in 1977, Shana Marie Smith was born on August 12th, 1977 - sharing the same date of younger sister cherry love. Henry married Mary on January 11, 1986. Henry worked for the City of Wichita for five years then temporarily left this place to work and went to work with Bob as a car mechanic just for a few years and resumed employment at the City of Wichita. While working in the water department at the City of Wichita, he became supervisor. While being so, he was able to ride around and learn all the streets from Wichita, El Dorado, Hutchinson, Andover and many other local cities. In 2010 he got a new kidney not having to take dialysis anymore, making work, a. little less tiresome. Retiring in 2015 after 39 and a half years, ending with the title of general supervisor where people reported to him and he had his own crew. He was the best mechanic! If you needed to know something about your car, he would either tell you how to do it or show you how to do it. Henry loved to travel, go fishing, and working on his yard gardening! He would catch big fish and clean them all in the back yard. He also loved hunting qual and rabbits. Henry helped everyone that came to him for help, giving here and there. He looked out for everybody and beyond. HE didn't care about material things and he always kept a clean car. With all of this being said he will be truly missed and loved so very much. "Daddy you don't have to be tired of being tired no more!" Preceded in death by his parents: Henry & Rosella Smith brother: Freddy (Teddy) Parks Jr, Calvin Smith sister: Shirley Nwude, Benda Reed, Queen Smith, and Arnell Smith. He leaves to cherish his memories: brother: Timothy Smith of Wichita, KS. sisters: Armetera Latu of Oklahoma City, OK, Anna Alford, Ollie Mae Griggs, Arnetta Ponder, Cherry Love, Phyllis Smith, all of Wichita, KS. Henry was blessed to have five children Michael Smith, Michele Smith, Shana Smith, Laquida Smith, Xavier Smith all of Wichita, KS. Three grandchildren: Ryan, Riley and Ace. He leaves a host of beloved nephews, nieces, cousins, other relatives and friends.

Our beloved Martha M. Lynch answered the call of Jesus at her home surrounded by her family on Tuesday, December 7, 2021. Martha was born September 21, 1937 in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her husband Marvin Lynch, Sr., parents Glover Bell and Gladys Nash, sister: Mildred Sims, brothers: Dan and Marvin Nash. Martha was a dedicated, lifelong member of Johnson Tabernacle CME Church where she was a soloist in the Senior Choir, and a member of the Stewardess and Usher boards. she held positions of lt. general in the antler guard and was the Loyal Daughter Ruler with the Council of Princess IBPOEW. Martha was a member of The Golden Age Club where she helped the position of Bereavement Chairperson, Past Sergeant-at-Arms and member of the Entertainment Committee. She was a caring committed mother, a dedicated grandmother with a continual generous spirit giving from her heart to benefit and care for so many. She mentored many from her years in Boy Scouts to the Judge Riddel Boys Ranch. She enjoyed discovering fashion treasures and beautifully presented them! She was an avid reader, especially of her morning newspaper. Martha leaves to honor her legacy her sisters: Mary Pettie and Stella Glover; brother: Elza and David Nash; daughters: Elizabeth (James) Jones of Wichita, Kansas, Reva (Danny) Kirk of Severn, Maryland; sons: Terry (Bobbie) Nash, Marvin Lynch Jr., Kevin (Daphne) Lynch and Mark Lynch all of Wichita, Kansas; 18 grandchildren, and numerous aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and countless extended family and friends. She leaves with us her spirit of strength and resolve. Martha will truly be missed. Pallbearers - Marquil Jones, Justin Kirk, Gabriel Lynch, Martez Lynch, Marvin Lynch, Jr., Terrance Nash, Terry Nash, Isaiah Ross Flower Bearers - ReShema Jones-Ross, Daphne Lynch, Marquesha Lynch, Monique Lynch, Donna Owens Honorary Flower Bearers - Mary Pettie, Stella Glover, Virgie Essien, Elizabeth Jones, Reva Kirk, Rev. Joanne Lewis-Dixion