Sadie Elizabeth Jarmon

LIFE REFLECTIONS SADIE ELIZABETH JARMON, affectionally known as "TOODlE", was born to the union of Frank and Elizabeth lsby, on February 22, 1917. Sadie was the second child born to this union and had 10 siblings. James Sweeney, Clara Tyler, Samuel Sweeney, Lillian Lee, Kathryn Parsons, Morris Isby, Pauline Isby Clarence Isby, Frankie Mitchell, and Lucille Isby Sheppard Crawford. Her parents, all ten siblings, husband William Jar- mon, son Vernon T. Fraizier, daughter in law Odessa Hull and great grand- son Carnell Couch all preceded her in death. SADIE was educated at Douglas High School and later received an award for her amazing penmanship from a school in Chicago in 1934. She was also an excellent writer; she loved poetry. She later gave birth to her son Vernon T. Frazier and shortly after married Charles Robert Hull in 1935. To this un- ion Charles B. Hull and Wallace R. Hull, were born. Sadie later married Wil- lam Z. Jarmon, who worked for the railroad and they remained married un- til he was called home in 2004. SADIE was baptized while attending Mount Zion Baptist Church in Rich- mond Heights, MO. Her love for the Lord eventually lead her to the Brent- wood Temple Church of God in Christ, where she served as Pastor's Aide Leader under the late Elder Grant Price. SADIE had an entrepreneurial spirit; even though she was not required to work she found ways to occupy her time such as babysitting and selling Pepsi Cola's. Everyone knew she had the coldest Pepsi's in town. She leaves to cherish her memories: two sons, Charles (Betty) Hull (California) and Wallace Hull (St. Louis), seven grandchildren: Erainna Ad- ams (California), Terrilyn Hull (California), LaWana Hull (California), Neldera Lias (Georgia), Finesse (Therman) Couch (North Carolina), Wal- lace Hull, Jr. (St. Louis), Wendy Hull (St. Louis). 13 Great Grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Interment:J.B. National CemeterySt. Louis, MO 63126 .