AN APPRECIATION MESSAGE FROM THE ADDISON FAMILY:
The Family of the late Mrs. Elsie Addison wishes to express our appreciation for all the love shown to us and "Our" mother during her illness and transition. We are grateful and humbled by every visit; prayer, song, call; card; flowers; money spent and forwarded during this most difficult time. We would also like to thank the Medical and Hospice staff of Roper Hospital for their professionalism, attentiveness and compassion. We thank God for giving us a mother that embodied all the qualities that define that most precious and awesome responsibility: Generosity, Patience, Compassion, Understanding, Sacrifice, Love, Faith in God and ensuring that we shared that same faith. We also thank God for enriching our lives with family and friends such as you.
Thank you and God Bless,
The Addison Family
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OBITUARY
Elsie Addison was born December 9, 1934 in St. Stephen, SC. She was the sixth child of eight children born to the late Kirby Addison and Florence Milford Addison.
Elsie accepted the Lord as her Lord and Savior at an early age and devoted her life to serve Him faithfully to the best of her ability. She joined St. Matthew Baptist Church and served on the Usher Board.
Elsie received her education in the Public School System of Berkeley County and furthered her education by attending the Career School of Nurses where she earned her degree to become a Certified Nurse's Assistant (CNA).
On December 22, 1950, Elsie was wed in Holy Matrimony to Arthur M. Addison, affectionately known as "Tat." This union was blessed with the birth of six children: Alfred, Willie, Jasper, Benthony, Valerie, and Arthur Lorenzo. The family later relocated from St. Stephen, SC to Moncks Corner, SC.
Elsie joined Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Moncks Corner, SC under the leadership of the Reverend Paul Nesbitt. She was an active member for almost 40 years. While a member of Grace R.E. Church, she was Vice President of the Missionary Board. She also served as a member of the Usher Board, the Kitchen Committee, the Senior Choir, and the Gospel Choir where she served faithfully for 32 years.
Elsie became a member of Heart to Heart International Ministries where she served faithfully (over 12 years) until her death under the leadership of Bishop Jerome Taylor and Pastor Tonia Taylor.
She departed this life August 23, 2013 at her home surrounded by loved ones.
Elsie was preceded in death by: her husband, Arthur M. "Tat" Addison; son, Benthony Leo Addison; two sisters, Maggie McCray and Christine Lary; two brothers, Edward Benjamin Addison and Jonathan Addison.
Those left to cherish her memories are her children: Alfred, Willie James and wife Debbie, Jasper Jerome and wife Gail, Valerie and husband Joe Jackson, and Arthur Lorenzo; grandchildren: Shatarcia and husband Keith Smith, Dontae Addison, Justin Addison, Korinne Rose Addison, Terrel Curry, Brendan Jackson and Jonelle Jackson; great-grandchildren, Laila and Zara Smith; her siblings: James, Charlie and wife Essie Mae, Naomi, Marie, Evangeline and Linda Ann; and a host of special nieces, nephews, and friends.
The Family of the late Mrs. Elsie Addison wishes to express our appreciation for all the love shown to us and "Our" mother during her illness and transition. We are grateful and humbled by every visit; prayer, song, call; card; flowers; money spent and forwarded during this most difficult time. We would also like to thank the Medical and Hospice staff of Roper Hospital for their professionalism, attentiveness and compassion. We thank God for giving us a mother that embodied all the qualities that define that most precious and awesome responsibility: Generosity, Patience, Compassion, Understanding, Sacrifice, Love, Faith in God and ensuring that we shared that same faith. We also thank God for enriching our lives with family and friends such as you.
Thank you and God Bless,
The Addison Family
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OBITUARY
Elsie Addison was born December 9, 1934 in St. Stephen, SC. She was the sixth child of eight children born to the late Kirby Addison and Florence Milford Addison.
Elsie accepted the Lord as her Lord and Savior at an early age and devoted her life to serve Him faithfully to the best of her ability. She joined St. Matthew Baptist Church and served on the Usher Board.
Elsie received her education in the Public School System of Berkeley County and furthered her education by attending the Career School of Nurses where she earned her degree to become a Certified Nurse's Assistant (CNA).
On December 22, 1950, Elsie was wed in Holy Matrimony to Arthur M. Addison, affectionately known as "Tat." This union was blessed with the birth of six children: Alfred, Willie, Jasper, Benthony, Valerie, and Arthur Lorenzo. The family later relocated from St. Stephen, SC to Moncks Corner, SC.
Elsie joined Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Moncks Corner, SC under the leadership of the Reverend Paul Nesbitt. She was an active member for almost 40 years. While a member of Grace R.E. Church, she was Vice President of the Missionary Board. She also served as a member of the Usher Board, the Kitchen Committee, the Senior Choir, and the Gospel Choir where she served faithfully for 32 years.
Elsie became a member of Heart to Heart International Ministries where she served faithfully (over 12 years) until her death under the leadership of Bishop Jerome Taylor and Pastor Tonia Taylor.
She departed this life August 23, 2013 at her home surrounded by loved ones.
Elsie was preceded in death by: her husband, Arthur M. "Tat" Addison; son, Benthony Leo Addison; two sisters, Maggie McCray and Christine Lary; two brothers, Edward Benjamin Addison and Jonathan Addison.
Those left to cherish her memories are her children: Alfred, Willie James and wife Debbie, Jasper Jerome and wife Gail, Valerie and husband Joe Jackson, and Arthur Lorenzo; grandchildren: Shatarcia and husband Keith Smith, Dontae Addison, Justin Addison, Korinne Rose Addison, Terrel Curry, Brendan Jackson and Jonelle Jackson; great-grandchildren, Laila and Zara Smith; her siblings: James, Charlie and wife Essie Mae, Naomi, Marie, Evangeline and Linda Ann; and a host of special nieces, nephews, and friends.
AN APPRECIATION MESSAGE FROM THE ADDISON FAMILY:
The Family of the late Mrs. Elsie Addison wishes to express our appreciation for all the love shown to us and "Our" mother during her illness and transition. We are grateful and humbled by every visit; prayer, song, call; card; flowers; money spent and forwarded during this most difficult time. We would also like to thank the Medical and Hospice staff of Roper Hospital for their professionalism, attentiveness and compassion. We thank God for giving us a mother that embodied all the qualities that define that most precious and awesome responsibility: Generosity, Patience, Compassion, Understanding, Sacrifice, Love, Faith in God and ensuring that we shared that same faith. We also thank God for enriching our lives with family and friends such as you.
Thank you and God Bless,
The Addison Family
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OBITUARY
Elsie Addison was born December 9, 1934 in St. Stephen, SC. She was the sixth child of eight children born to the late Kirby Addison and Florence Milford Addison.
Elsie accepted the Lord as her Lord and Savior at an early age and devoted her life to serve Him faithfully to the best of her ability. She joined St. Matthew Baptist Church and served on the Usher Board.
Elsie received her education in the Public School System of Berkeley County and furthered her education by attending the Career School of Nurses where she earned her degree to become a Certified Nurse's Assistant (CNA).
On December 22, 1950, Elsie was wed in Holy Matrimony to Arthur M. Addison, affectionately known as "Tat." This union was blessed with the birth of six children: Alfred, Willie, Jasper, Benthony, Valerie, and Arthur Lorenzo. The family later relocated from St. Stephen, SC to Moncks Corner, SC.
Elsie joined Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Moncks Corner, SC under the leadership of the Reverend Paul Nesbitt. She was an active member for almost 40 years. While a member of Grace R.E. Church, she was Vice President of the Missionary Board. She also served as a member of the Usher Board, the Kitchen Committee, the Senior Choir, and the Gospel Choir where she served faithfully for 32 years.
Elsie became a member of Heart to Heart International Ministries where she served faithfully (over 12 years) until her death under the leadership of Bishop Jerome Taylor and Pastor Tonia Taylor.
She departed this life August 23, 2013 at her home surrounded by loved ones.
Elsie was preceded in death by: her husband, Arthur M. "Tat" Addison; son, Benthony Leo Addison; two sisters, Maggie McCray and Christine Lary; two brothers, Edward Benjamin Addison and Jonathan Addison.
Those left to cherish her memories are her children: Alfred, Willie James and wife Debbie, Jasper Jerome and wife Gail, Valerie and husband Joe Jackson, and Arthur Lorenzo; grandchildren: Shatarcia and husband Keith Smith, Dontae Addison, Justin Addison, Korinne Rose Addison, Terrel Curry, Brendan Jackson and Jonelle Jackson; great-grandchildren, Laila and Zara Smith; her siblings: James, Charlie and wife Essie Mae, Naomi, Marie, Evangeline and Linda Ann; and a host of special nieces, nephews, and friends.
The Family of the late Mrs. Elsie Addison wishes to express our appreciation for all the love shown to us and "Our" mother during her illness and transition. We are grateful and humbled by every visit; prayer, song, call; card; flowers; money spent and forwarded during this most difficult time. We would also like to thank the Medical and Hospice staff of Roper Hospital for their professionalism, attentiveness and compassion. We thank God for giving us a mother that embodied all the qualities that define that most precious and awesome responsibility: Generosity, Patience, Compassion, Understanding, Sacrifice, Love, Faith in God and ensuring that we shared that same faith. We also thank God for enriching our lives with family and friends such as you.
Thank you and God Bless,
The Addison Family
*******************************
OBITUARY
Elsie Addison was born December 9, 1934 in St. Stephen, SC. She was the sixth child of eight children born to the late Kirby Addison and Florence Milford Addison.
Elsie accepted the Lord as her Lord and Savior at an early age and devoted her life to serve Him faithfully to the best of her ability. She joined St. Matthew Baptist Church and served on the Usher Board.
Elsie received her education in the Public School System of Berkeley County and furthered her education by attending the Career School of Nurses where she earned her degree to become a Certified Nurse's Assistant (CNA).
On December 22, 1950, Elsie was wed in Holy Matrimony to Arthur M. Addison, affectionately known as "Tat." This union was blessed with the birth of six children: Alfred, Willie, Jasper, Benthony, Valerie, and Arthur Lorenzo. The family later relocated from St. Stephen, SC to Moncks Corner, SC.
Elsie joined Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Moncks Corner, SC under the leadership of the Reverend Paul Nesbitt. She was an active member for almost 40 years. While a member of Grace R.E. Church, she was Vice President of the Missionary Board. She also served as a member of the Usher Board, the Kitchen Committee, the Senior Choir, and the Gospel Choir where she served faithfully for 32 years.
Elsie became a member of Heart to Heart International Ministries where she served faithfully (over 12 years) until her death under the leadership of Bishop Jerome Taylor and Pastor Tonia Taylor.
She departed this life August 23, 2013 at her home surrounded by loved ones.
Elsie was preceded in death by: her husband, Arthur M. "Tat" Addison; son, Benthony Leo Addison; two sisters, Maggie McCray and Christine Lary; two brothers, Edward Benjamin Addison and Jonathan Addison.
Those left to cherish her memories are her children: Alfred, Willie James and wife Debbie, Jasper Jerome and wife Gail, Valerie and husband Joe Jackson, and Arthur Lorenzo; grandchildren: Shatarcia and husband Keith Smith, Dontae Addison, Justin Addison, Korinne Rose Addison, Terrel Curry, Brendan Jackson and Jonelle Jackson; great-grandchildren, Laila and Zara Smith; her siblings: James, Charlie and wife Essie Mae, Naomi, Marie, Evangeline and Linda Ann; and a host of special nieces, nephews, and friends.
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