She was a member of the Hurley Medical Center family for 30 years.Elaine leaves to cherish her memory: beloved husband, Amos Battles of Fenton; 2 sons, Steve (Suzane) Moton of Hampton, VA and Anthony Moten of Flint; daughter, Felicia West of Flint; 7 grandchildren, Altura Stallings, Diondra (Lamar) Moton-Thomas, Marquetta Smith, Latoya Moten, Ashley Moten, Latoya West, and Charles West Jr.; 5 great-grandchildren; 4 siblings, Joyce Turner, Joann Adams, James Jones, and George Moten; and a host of family and friends that loved her.
Elaine was preceded in death by her grandmother, Mattie B. Davis; mother, Elizabeth Perkins; sisters, Patricia Nelson and Barbara Jackson. Heartfelt thanks to her friends and Fenton Extended Care.
Felicia M. West:
Many years of searching for you, only to know that God Blessed me to have you right there in my path. From the first time God put us together,many chain were loosen off of me. You greeted me with open arms. I thankyou for giving me the greatest gift, "Life". From there it was a bond. I will truly miss you, And I will never forget you. always, your Daughter, Felicia Power of Love The strength of glory held in hand The voices of a thousand heard from across the land, To heal the sick and raise the dead, to be awarded a crown setupon your head, To call a power mightier than a machine, To be annointed with the blood made clean, To lift your hand and the mountains will move, To watch the sea become calm and smooth, The power that comes from up above, The power that comes from the strength above.... From you Daughter,, Felicia Take your Rest......
Tracy Y. Jackson:
To my loving aunt who I will miss. I remember the long telephone calls we use to have - laughing about life and praying for those who needed it. You were one of God's mighty soldiers and your tour of duty on earth has been completed. I love you and know that you have joined mom, Gary, Grandma Perkins and many others in God's garden. Thank you for being who you are and I'm blessed to have had you as an aunt. Much love.
Elaine was preceded in death by her grandmother, Mattie B. Davis; mother, Elizabeth Perkins; sisters, Patricia Nelson and Barbara Jackson. Heartfelt thanks to her friends and Fenton Extended Care.
Felicia M. West:
Many years of searching for you, only to know that God Blessed me to have you right there in my path. From the first time God put us together,many chain were loosen off of me. You greeted me with open arms. I thankyou for giving me the greatest gift, "Life". From there it was a bond. I will truly miss you, And I will never forget you. always, your Daughter, Felicia Power of Love The strength of glory held in hand The voices of a thousand heard from across the land, To heal the sick and raise the dead, to be awarded a crown setupon your head, To call a power mightier than a machine, To be annointed with the blood made clean, To lift your hand and the mountains will move, To watch the sea become calm and smooth, The power that comes from up above, The power that comes from the strength above.... From you Daughter,, Felicia Take your Rest......
Tracy Y. Jackson:
To my loving aunt who I will miss. I remember the long telephone calls we use to have - laughing about life and praying for those who needed it. You were one of God's mighty soldiers and your tour of duty on earth has been completed. I love you and know that you have joined mom, Gary, Grandma Perkins and many others in God's garden. Thank you for being who you are and I'm blessed to have had you as an aunt. Much love.
She was a member of the Hurley Medical Center family for 30 years.Elaine leaves to cherish her memory: beloved husband, Amos Battles of Fenton; 2 sons, Steve (Suzane) Moton of Hampton, VA and Anthony Moten of Flint; daughter, Felicia West of Flint; 7 grandchildren, Altura Stallings, Diondra (Lamar) Moton-Thomas, Marquetta Smith, Latoya Moten, Ashley Moten, Latoya West, and Charles West Jr.; 5 great-grandchildren; 4 siblings, Joyce Turner, Joann Adams, James Jones, and George Moten; and a host of family and friends that loved her.
Elaine was preceded in death by her grandmother, Mattie B. Davis; mother, Elizabeth Perkins; sisters, Patricia Nelson and Barbara Jackson. Heartfelt thanks to her friends and Fenton Extended Care.
Felicia M. West:
Many years of searching for you, only to know that God Blessed me to have you right there in my path. From the first time God put us together,many chain were loosen off of me. You greeted me with open arms. I thankyou for giving me the greatest gift, "Life". From there it was a bond. I will truly miss you, And I will never forget you. always, your Daughter, Felicia Power of Love The strength of glory held in hand The voices of a thousand heard from across the land, To heal the sick and raise the dead, to be awarded a crown setupon your head, To call a power mightier than a machine, To be annointed with the blood made clean, To lift your hand and the mountains will move, To watch the sea become calm and smooth, The power that comes from up above, The power that comes from the strength above.... From you Daughter,, Felicia Take your Rest......
Tracy Y. Jackson:
To my loving aunt who I will miss. I remember the long telephone calls we use to have - laughing about life and praying for those who needed it. You were one of God's mighty soldiers and your tour of duty on earth has been completed. I love you and know that you have joined mom, Gary, Grandma Perkins and many others in God's garden. Thank you for being who you are and I'm blessed to have had you as an aunt. Much love.
Elaine was preceded in death by her grandmother, Mattie B. Davis; mother, Elizabeth Perkins; sisters, Patricia Nelson and Barbara Jackson. Heartfelt thanks to her friends and Fenton Extended Care.
Felicia M. West:
Many years of searching for you, only to know that God Blessed me to have you right there in my path. From the first time God put us together,many chain were loosen off of me. You greeted me with open arms. I thankyou for giving me the greatest gift, "Life". From there it was a bond. I will truly miss you, And I will never forget you. always, your Daughter, Felicia Power of Love The strength of glory held in hand The voices of a thousand heard from across the land, To heal the sick and raise the dead, to be awarded a crown setupon your head, To call a power mightier than a machine, To be annointed with the blood made clean, To lift your hand and the mountains will move, To watch the sea become calm and smooth, The power that comes from up above, The power that comes from the strength above.... From you Daughter,, Felicia Take your Rest......
Tracy Y. Jackson:
To my loving aunt who I will miss. I remember the long telephone calls we use to have - laughing about life and praying for those who needed it. You were one of God's mighty soldiers and your tour of duty on earth has been completed. I love you and know that you have joined mom, Gary, Grandma Perkins and many others in God's garden. Thank you for being who you are and I'm blessed to have had you as an aunt. Much love.
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