Steven loved helping everyone that he could possibly help . He was an amazing man to be around and to call him ur friend it’s an absolute honor. God knows he loved his family with everything he had. I am his girlfriend and I am needing help paying for his funeral I had to pay already a lil bit of money to one place . We weren’t happy with what they were bringing to the table. So that money is gone .I have 475 left I. I paid it towards where we are having him moved to . So please any help would be appreciated greatly!

We are heartbroken to share the passing of Carlos Epps, 53, of Minneapolis, MN, who left us on Sunday, September 22, 2024, at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. Carlos, who once called Mexico, MO home. During this difficult time, we are seeking your support to help cover the costs of his funeral service. Any contribution, no matter how small, will be deeply appreciated as we honor his memory and say our final goodbyes. Thank you for your generosity and compassion.

It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the loss of Natasha Vickers who transitioned from this life on September 19, 2024. Natasha was a daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, cousin, and friend who fought a good fight and finished her course. During, this difficult time the family is asking for financial assistance to assist with the Celebration of Life for Natasha. No donations are too small, and all assistance is greatly appreciated. Service information is forthcoming.

Justin was a very loving young man who was getting his life back together. He would do anything he could to help people. It is with a broken heart as a mother that I have to announce his passing and ask for help to bury my child. Any donations will be appreciated. Thanking you in advance.

Family appreciate all help and donations.

Trayla Gregory Vinson, age 57, passed away in her home with only her pet cats by her side. She had no preparations for her death care expenses. Her brothers are not able to take care of her death care needs. Please find it in your heart to donate so that Trayla can be laid to rest.

Sugar Smith became a essential person in everyone's life she touched, Sugar helped many people who came through the Hamilton County Public Defender's Office. While working at the public Defender's Office, she pursued several degree for her love of learning. She recently buried her son and her younger brother , who she lovingly took care of. Sugar's health started failing her , but she remained diligent. She loved the Most High, who she lovingly praised in every moment of the day. We love and miss you.

It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the loss of Willon George who transitioned from this life on August 15, 2024. Willon was a son, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend who deserves a dignified going home service. During this difficult time the family is asking for financial assistance to provide Willon with a service befitting of who he was.  No donations are too small, and all assistance is greatly appreciated. Service information is forthcoming.

We have known Earl since 2011 when his apartment burned down. He had no one and nothing due to the fire being a total loss. At the time we were introduced to him the landlord of the apartments had found him sleeping on the sidewalk the day following the fire. Our family stepped up and got him a place to stay and all the things he would need. Once learning he truly had no one we kept up the friendship and eventually took on the roll of caretakers due to Earl needing more help. Shortly after the fire we got him a companion, a little dog he named, Sissy. Since his passing we have taken Sissy in as she was already family. Throughout the years caring for Earl he spent Christmas, Thanksgiving, birthdays and all major family events with us. We have grown to know Earl as quite the jokester but he was so much more. Earl was one of the smartest, most caring and loving people around. Originally Earl’s wishes were for his body to be donated to a medical school for science. However, due to circumstances out of his and our control his body was rejected. Earl let it be known that if he couldn’t go to science he wanted to be cremated. Being 91 and living off of social security he didn’t have much. We would truly appreciate any help paying for his cremation.