Carol Jean White

Life Reflections Carol Jean White was born June 20, 1936 to her beloved mother Ruth Ella Trigg in Saint Louis, Missouri who preceded her in death. She was raised in a Christian home and receiveed Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age. She was educated in the Elmwood Park School District and continued her education at the Charles H. Sumner High School. She furthered her eductaion as a medical professtional in the fieldof Nursing. She met and married King William White, Sr. (who preceded her in death) and to this union six children were born, two sons and four daughters. She was well loved, known and respected by many, and "she never met a stranger." She was a Queen of multi-tasking and could be found successfully doing many things at on etime. Along her faith journey and becasue of her love for the Lord and His people, she was a faithful member of the listening audience for media ministry, especially Faith Miracle Temple of the Apostolic Faith under the Pastoral Leadership of Bishop Larry J. Baylor. She joined membership with St. Luke A.M.E. Church under the Pastoral leadership of Reverend Claudine E. Murphy. As a member of St. Luke, she kept the family Church membership legacy active and faithfully expressed her love for God, His Church and His people and her willingness to fight the good fight of faith until God called her from labor to reward. She never complaines about her ilnness and always treid to assist others even as her health declined. On Thursday, June 30th, 20011, she peacefully transitioned from this life to greet her precious memories and carry on her legacy fo love: two sons, Gerald Sr. (Areatha), King Jr. (Christine); four daughters, Cheryl, Maurnita, Sandra (Richard) and Diane; her beloved sister and brother-in-law, Andrew and Hortense Johnson; nephew, Reginald Emery; 20 precious and wonderful, nieces, nephews, and other family membersa and friends. Internment: Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery .