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~ Acknowledgements ~
To My Wife
It was a joy spending my life with you. You took care of me and the boys and gave me the drive to do better. I’m going to miss you watching me play Madden, hyping me up after finishing my haircuts, sneaking to breakfast, laughing at family game nights, and playing rock paper scissors just to see who will drive. You were my high school sweetheart, my cheerleader, my rock, my anchor, my comfort, and most of all, my life partner. I’m going to miss you, honey bun, but I will always love and honor you as the Queen you were. Forever your Husband Tank
Realize that tomorrow is not ours to understand and know that God never wastes our pain. For every loss He sends to us is followed by rich gains. Today is our loss, our hurt, and our pain. We recognize our gains in our friends and family. With the flowers, calls, whispered prayers, and every deed of kindness has been a source of our strength and comfort.
~The Family
To Our Mom
We lost someone who cared for us, loved us, and parented us. She was our protector and always had our back when we got into trouble. We will miss her little laughs and smiles when she is happy. We will miss her cheering for us at our games. We will always remember the times we had, and her memories will live on. Your Boys TJ and Myron
If Roses Grow in Heaven
If roses grow in Heaven Because remembering her is easy, Lord, please pick a bunch for me. I do it every day, Place them in my Daughter’s arms but there’s an ache within my heart and tell her they’re from me. that will never go away. Tell her that I love her and miss her, and when she turns to smile, From your loving mother, place a kiss upon her cheek Barbara and hold her for a while.
~Repast~
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pril Audranelle Madlock was born April 21, 1985, in Memphis, Tennessee, to the parents of Albert Haynes and Barbara Haynes-Barnes. She departed her life peacefully on Tuesday, January 19, 2021, at Saint Frances Bartlett Hospital. While filling a room with a beaming smile, laughter, and love, she spent her time as an Entrepreneur, doing crafts, supporting others, being an amazing mother and loving wife. April married her High school sweetheart Terrence J. Madlock, Sr. on January 12, 2007. She will be lovingly remembered by her husband of 14 years, Terrence J. Madlock Sr., (children) Terrence J. Madlock, Jr. Myron C. Madlock, (father) Albert Haynes (mother), Barbara Barnes (step-father), Marvin Barnes, Sr. (brothers) Robert Cole James Robinson (sister) Amelia Haynes and host of other siblings and friends.
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Saturday, January 30, 2021 10:00 A.M
Harrison’s Memorial Chapel, Inc.
3320 Millbranch Rd. • Memphis, Tennessee 38116
Prelude
Scripture Reading: Old Testament...............Min. John Booker New Testament..............Min. Jeffery Allen Prayer.............................Deacon Benard Madlock
Reflections
(Respectfully, Three Minutes Please)
Tri’Rese Taylor Danni Cooper Lakeisia Kimbrough Elvira Singleton
Eulogy.......................................Jermaine Holland Commital Closing Prayer................Pastor Myron Armstrong Recessional