Life Story for Sybil "Sadie" Doucette
Mrs. Sybil Doucette was Born September 20,1944 in Sparta, Georgia to Ella and Wilkins Harper: She had 12 siblings.
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In 1963 Sybil moved to Rochester, NY and began working for Kodak. In 2016 she retired from Carestream / Kodak after 35 years of dedicated service. She loved her family and enjoyed being outside gardening, and frogs. She was a loving, caring, and giving person and would help anyone who was in need. Her love, her smile, and her sense of humor will he sorely missed.
Mrs. Sybil Doucette is predeceased by her parents, Ella and Wilkins Harper; brother, Jerry Horton; and sister, Magnolia (Ralph) Peterson.
She leaves to cherish her Loving Memory, her husband of 44 years Victorian Doucette Jr.; children, Sheryl (Joe) Flowers, Joel Lewis, Avis Lewis, and Karen (Fred) Doucette-clay; grandchildren, Daniel Flowers, Sierra Flowers, Star Lewis, Chanesia Prescott, London Graham, Amari Lesesne, Deja Graham, and Shadai
Clay; great-grandchild; Siva Hagood; siblings, Richard (Thelma) Harper, Dorothy (James) Paul, Oliver (Evelyn) Lee Horton, Alberta (William) Horton Tramel, Brenda (Sylvester) Kay Leonard, Shirley (Samuel) Sturrup, Barbara (Zachary) Jane Horton, William (Pam) Horton, Willie James Horton, Patricia (Elliot)
Bellinger Horton; and a host of loving nieces, nephews, family and friends.
When being around an amazing strong woman, she has taught me many things about life and everytime I would spend time with Grandma she would always make me happy and laugh. Even when I'm upset she always makes me feel much better. I thank her for doing that and being able to be a role model to me
and show me the ways to life. Love Always - Shadai
My Grandmother was the strongest most loving person I knew. She would crawl out of bed for anyone, at anytime, on any day, and give her last if needed. She was my diary and her house was my safe place. 1 will miss you Grandma. Love - NuNu
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In 1963 Sybil moved to Rochester, NY and began working for Kodak. In 2016 she retired from Carestream / Kodak after 35 years of dedicated service. She loved her family and enjoyed being outside gardening, and frogs. She was a loving, caring, and giving person and would help anyone who was in need. Her love, her smile, and her sense of humor will he sorely missed.
Mrs. Sybil Doucette is predeceased by her parents, Ella and Wilkins Harper; brother, Jerry Horton; and sister, Magnolia (Ralph) Peterson.
She leaves to cherish her Loving Memory, her husband of 44 years Victorian Doucette Jr.; children, Sheryl (Joe) Flowers, Joel Lewis, Avis Lewis, and Karen (Fred) Doucette-clay; grandchildren, Daniel Flowers, Sierra Flowers, Star Lewis, Chanesia Prescott, London Graham, Amari Lesesne, Deja Graham, and Shadai
Clay; great-grandchild; Siva Hagood; siblings, Richard (Thelma) Harper, Dorothy (James) Paul, Oliver (Evelyn) Lee Horton, Alberta (William) Horton Tramel, Brenda (Sylvester) Kay Leonard, Shirley (Samuel) Sturrup, Barbara (Zachary) Jane Horton, William (Pam) Horton, Willie James Horton, Patricia (Elliot)
Bellinger Horton; and a host of loving nieces, nephews, family and friends.
When being around an amazing strong woman, she has taught me many things about life and everytime I would spend time with Grandma she would always make me happy and laugh. Even when I'm upset she always makes me feel much better. I thank her for doing that and being able to be a role model to me
and show me the ways to life. Love Always - Shadai
My Grandmother was the strongest most loving person I knew. She would crawl out of bed for anyone, at anytime, on any day, and give her last if needed. She was my diary and her house was my safe place. 1 will miss you Grandma. Love - NuNu