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Ellis C. Dean
May 6, 1950 ~ May 12, 2016 (age 66) 66 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Dennis riley
on May 19, 2016 11:44 PM
A candle was lit by Flora Adams
on May 19, 2016 8:28 PM
A candle was lit by Maurice lyles
on May 19, 2016 8:22 PM
A candle was lit by Carl Lyles and Kerri Haynes
on May 19, 2016 6:46 PM
A candle was lit by Thomas Adams
on May 19, 2016 5:04 PM
A candle was lit by Quinton & Gloria Meadows Jr.
on May 19, 2016 8:28 AM
A candle was lit by Michelle Meadows
on May 19, 2016 8:27 AM
A candle was lit by Nephew: Lee Harmon
on May 18, 2016 10:41 PM
A candle was lit by Michele Dean
on May 18, 2016 10:37 PM
Message from Douglas Riley
May 18, 2016 10:19 PM
My cousin Ellis Conley Dean who I was very close to while growing up Chesapeake W.Va.
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
A candle was lit by Cousin Douglas Riley
on May 18, 2016 10:16 PM
A candle was lit by Lee Harmon
on May 18, 2016 9:44 PM
Message from Mr Samuel & Mrs Annesheia Stephanie Jones (Ga)
May 18, 2016 9:26 PM
Uncle Ellis, No more sorrow, no more pain, and now resting in heaven with Our Heavenly Father. Healed, whole, and lovingly joined once again with your Momma (Ella C. Dean) & Father (John Dean). From my first memory of you as a young girl in WV being carried on your back in the front yard playing in Chesapeake, to the last time I saw you, and now this moment I can only say I love/miss you Uncle Ellis. Be at peace, for you did well in life and will be missed truly...
Sincerely your Niece Stephanie,
Sincerely your Niece Stephanie,
A candle was lit by Niece Annesheia S. Boxley-Jones
on May 18, 2016 9:14 PM
Message from Douglas Riley
May 18, 2016 9:14 PM
My cousin Ellis Conley Dean who I was very close to while growing up Chesapeake W.Va.
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
Message from Douglas Riley
May 18, 2016 12:35 PM
My cousin Ellis Conley Dean who I was very close to while growing up Chesapeake W.Va.
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
When I move away from Chesapeake, I never saw Ellis again until I attended Aunt Cindy's funeral, some Thirty-Eight years later, at that time I wanted very much to spend some time talking with him, although we had brief conversations, I would like to had had a long talk with him, unfortunately that never happened.
Even through the years of separation, I always had thoughts of Ellis, always wondered how he was doing. I would in prayers think of him.
I have really fond memories of Ellis; he took me to get my driver's license, cut my hair, lent me his car, and if he had money I had money. I remember him telling me not watch TV shows that depicted people acting like complete idiots, it was like, "you don't want to act like that." Ellis deep down inside really cared for his family, he was always ready to defend a family member against any perpetrator.
So I pray that God will bless his soul, because he may be gone in one way, but in my heart and mind he will always be a part of me until the end of time.
-Douglas Riley
Message from Dennis Riley
May 18, 2016 10:02 AM
Ha Ellis it's a sade time that u had to leave all of us but u know we will never forget u and remembering all the good times we had over our younger years and fun we had to gather although we were far apart from each other I will deeply miss u ELLIS love u man rip
Message from Cousin Belinda Sprouts & family
May 17, 2016 8:37 PM
I shall cherish the memories of our growing up, especially when my family would visit our grandparents in WV. It was a joy to see my Dean cousins. No more pain, you're at rest.
May your family trust God for their every need. Your cousins in Ohio shall never forget you Ellis. Love cousins Belinda, Alicia & Izsadora.
May your family trust God for their every need. Your cousins in Ohio shall never forget you Ellis. Love cousins Belinda, Alicia & Izsadora.
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