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Ransome Cooper
Cooper, Ransome 64, of St. Petersburg, FL, transitioned on July 7, 2025. He is survived by his wife, Meggan Ballenger; son, Calvin Cooper; daughters, Stacy Ann Cooper Stone (Guyton), Jasmin Cooper; f...
Jhabria Gamble
Gamble, Jhabria 37, of St. Petersburg, FL, transitioned on July 7, 2025. She is survived by her father, Johnny Gamble; mother, Leticia Reedy; companion, Terrance Lasseter; son, King Alexander; daught...
Karen Baker
Baker, Karen B. 64, passed away July 5, 2025. She is survived by her husband, Darrell; mother, Nettie Hill; and brother, Amos Goins. Memorial Services will be held 3 pm, July 19, at the funeral home....
Barbara Stockton
Stockton, Barbara 75, of St. Petersburg, FL with a gentle smile, Barbara Stockton answered the call of the Lord and received her heavenly escort on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at 4:09 am. A woman of gr...
Byron Culp
Culp, Byron Dean having lived an amazing 100 years, passed away July 8, 2025. Before moving to Florida after retirement, he and wife, Esther (married for 78 years) lived in Hammond, Indiana and raise...
Cynthia Smith-Horne
Smith-Horne, Cynthia 74, of St. Petersburg, Fla. transitioned on July 9, 2025. She's survived by her daughter, Brittanie Horne; brother, Ronnie Smith; sister, Yolanda Sirmans; grandchild, Ja'Kobe San...
Kernian Royal
Royal, Kernian 63, of Tampa, Fl, also known as Kern or Tez, passed away July 6, 2025, from serious complications of the heart. Kern was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 28, 1962 to Mary and George Royal....
Carol Funk
Funk, Carol Schwartz was born in Orlando, Florida at McCoy AFB on July 25, 1945, to Colonel Paul and Margorie Goodman Schwartz and passed away on July 13, 2025, comfortably in her home, surrounded by...

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