Tierra La'Shae Camaya Morgan-Glover, 2, of Lakehurst, NJ passed away on November 21, 2011.
She is survived by her mother Imani Benton and many other family and friends who love her.
Tierra was known at her church as "the church baby" because her radiant smile and warm personality were so noticeable to anyone who attended services there. She was a bright-eyed little girl with a warm smile. She enjoyed singing, loved mathematics, and was a quick learner.
A funeral service was held at the Cathedral International in Asbury Park, NJ, with burial at Ocean County Memorial Park.
She is survived by her mother Imani Benton and many other family and friends who love her.
Tierra was known at her church as "the church baby" because her radiant smile and warm personality were so noticeable to anyone who attended services there. She was a bright-eyed little girl with a warm smile. She enjoyed singing, loved mathematics, and was a quick learner.
A funeral service was held at the Cathedral International in Asbury Park, NJ, with burial at Ocean County Memorial Park.
Tierra La'Shae Camaya Morgan-Glover, 2, of Lakehurst, NJ passed away on November 21, 2011.
She is survived by her mother Imani Benton and many other family and friends who love her.
Tierra was known at her church as "the church baby" because her radiant smile and warm personality were so noticeable to anyone who attended services there. She was a bright-eyed little girl with a warm smile. She enjoyed singing, loved mathematics, and was a quick learner.
A funeral service was held at the Cathedral International in Asbury Park, NJ, with burial at Ocean County Memorial Park.
She is survived by her mother Imani Benton and many other family and friends who love her.
Tierra was known at her church as "the church baby" because her radiant smile and warm personality were so noticeable to anyone who attended services there. She was a bright-eyed little girl with a warm smile. She enjoyed singing, loved mathematics, and was a quick learner.
A funeral service was held at the Cathedral International in Asbury Park, NJ, with burial at Ocean County Memorial Park.
