Olletta Mashonda Alford, 33, died Monday, July 20, 2009.
Olletta was a student in the Pennsylvania College of Technology Nursing program and worked at the Williamsport Hospital as a safety sitter. She was working with the Salvation Army’s Project Breakthrough to achieve self-sufficiency.
Born August 13, 1975 in Newark, NJ, she was the daughter of Deborah Alford and Carl Rich.
Surviving are her mother, Deborah Alford; father, Carl Rich; husband, Raymarr Lewis; children, Kadeem and Raymarr Alford and Nykeem and Iyanna Lewis; brothers, Deven, Carl, Marquis and Daquan Alford and Michael Rich; a sister, Latoya Rich; ten nieces; eight nephews and one great nephew.
She was a victim of murder.
Olletta was a student in the Pennsylvania College of Technology Nursing program and worked at the Williamsport Hospital as a safety sitter. She was working with the Salvation Army’s Project Breakthrough to achieve self-sufficiency.
Born August 13, 1975 in Newark, NJ, she was the daughter of Deborah Alford and Carl Rich.
Surviving are her mother, Deborah Alford; father, Carl Rich; husband, Raymarr Lewis; children, Kadeem and Raymarr Alford and Nykeem and Iyanna Lewis; brothers, Deven, Carl, Marquis and Daquan Alford and Michael Rich; a sister, Latoya Rich; ten nieces; eight nephews and one great nephew.
She was a victim of murder.
Olletta Mashonda Alford, 33, died Monday, July 20, 2009.
Olletta was a student in the Pennsylvania College of Technology Nursing program and worked at the Williamsport Hospital as a safety sitter. She was working with the Salvation Army’s Project Breakthrough to achieve self-sufficiency.
Born August 13, 1975 in Newark, NJ, she was the daughter of Deborah Alford and Carl Rich.
Surviving are her mother, Deborah Alford; father, Carl Rich; husband, Raymarr Lewis; children, Kadeem and Raymarr Alford and Nykeem and Iyanna Lewis; brothers, Deven, Carl, Marquis and Daquan Alford and Michael Rich; a sister, Latoya Rich; ten nieces; eight nephews and one great nephew.
She was a victim of murder.
Olletta was a student in the Pennsylvania College of Technology Nursing program and worked at the Williamsport Hospital as a safety sitter. She was working with the Salvation Army’s Project Breakthrough to achieve self-sufficiency.
Born August 13, 1975 in Newark, NJ, she was the daughter of Deborah Alford and Carl Rich.
Surviving are her mother, Deborah Alford; father, Carl Rich; husband, Raymarr Lewis; children, Kadeem and Raymarr Alford and Nykeem and Iyanna Lewis; brothers, Deven, Carl, Marquis and Daquan Alford and Michael Rich; a sister, Latoya Rich; ten nieces; eight nephews and one great nephew.
She was a victim of murder.
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