Angela Diane Sargent-Russell
Published 4:47 pm Tuesday, July 2, 2019
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Weep not for me though I have gone into that gentle night
Grieve if you will, but not for long. Upon my soul’s sweet fight, I am at peace. My soul is at rest. There is no need for tears. For with your love I was so blessed for all those many years. And there is no pain, I suffer not, the fear is now all gone, put now these things out of your thoughts. In your memory I loved. Remember no my fight for breath; remember not the strife, please do not dwell upon my death but celebrate my life.
A native and lifetime resident of Mobile, born May 21, 1960 to the union of the late Charles and Ann Marie Sargent.
She was preceded in death by her father, Charles Sargent Sr.; mother, Ann Marie Sargent; brother, Nathan Sargent; and grandparents, Ora Lee Ward, Hattie Sargent and Edward Sargent.
She leaves to cherish her loving memories a devote husband, Bobby Russell; three devoted children, Derrick (Tonya) Sargent Sr., Cierica Sargent and Tierica (Nastase) Coleman; three grandchildren, Kenjuan Penn, Derrick Sargent Jr. and Montrevion Sargent; one great-granddaughter, A`Moni Penn; two devoted sisters, Anita (Levi) Shaw and Linda (Jessie) Saulsberry; three devoted brothers, Charles Sargent, Lanard (Angela) Sargent and Kenneth Sargent; one devoted sister in law, Pamela Russell; three brothers in law, Johnny (Shirley) Russell, Harry (Mitchell) Russell and Michael Russell; devoted niece, Latrina (Leonard) Jackson; devoted nephew, Roderick (Dorothy) Sargent; special and devoted friends, Fannita Kirksey Billups, Beatrice McDuffie, Rachandra Kennedy, Denise and Robert Boykins; Deacon Larry Wiggerfall, Roy Hudson and Rachel Dent; special thanks to Pastor Johnnie Coleman, the Rev. Edward Roberts and Carolyn Martin; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins other relatives and friends.
Funeral Services were held June 29, 2019 at Greater Nazaree Missionary Baptist Church in Mobile.
The Rev. Edward Robert was eulogist, the Rev. James A. Parrish Jr. was pastor and Mayberry Funeral Home directed.