Shannon Roshawn Collier was born February 28, 1980 at Sumner Regional Hospital in Gallatin, Tennessee. Shannon was the youngest of two children Ronald and Laurice Collier were blessed to have. "S.C. Grill Master" as he was better known as peacefully went home to be with the Lord on February 24, 2012.
He received a hope in Christ at an early age under the pastorate of Elder Adrian Wheeler, the former pastor of Westeastland Church of God in Gallatin, Tennessee.
Shannon attended Gallatin Senior High School where he played football for the Varsity Football Team. He was employed as a processor at Rich Products also known as Byron's.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Raymond and Laura Vaughn and Eugene and Catherine Collier; and cousin, Kenyatta Vaughn.
Shannon leaves to cherish his memory, children, Serenity, Leah, Janeshia and Aisa Collier, all of Gallatin, Tennessee; parents, Ronald and Laurice Collier; brother, Ronnie (Megan) Collier of Bowling Green, Kentucky; four nephews; three nieces; devoted friends, Jermaine McMurry and Adrian Turner; step grandmother, Mrs. Maxine Collier of Hendersonville, Tennessee; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
"Oh rest my son for your race you no longer must run He saw you afar off and waited for you to come
For God has you now in His arms
Keep watch over the horizon
Mama one day will come
"I Love You My Son"
~Laurice Collier
He received a hope in Christ at an early age under the pastorate of Elder Adrian Wheeler, the former pastor of Westeastland Church of God in Gallatin, Tennessee.
Shannon attended Gallatin Senior High School where he played football for the Varsity Football Team. He was employed as a processor at Rich Products also known as Byron's.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Raymond and Laura Vaughn and Eugene and Catherine Collier; and cousin, Kenyatta Vaughn.
Shannon leaves to cherish his memory, children, Serenity, Leah, Janeshia and Aisa Collier, all of Gallatin, Tennessee; parents, Ronald and Laurice Collier; brother, Ronnie (Megan) Collier of Bowling Green, Kentucky; four nephews; three nieces; devoted friends, Jermaine McMurry and Adrian Turner; step grandmother, Mrs. Maxine Collier of Hendersonville, Tennessee; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
"Oh rest my son for your race you no longer must run He saw you afar off and waited for you to come
For God has you now in His arms
Keep watch over the horizon
Mama one day will come
"I Love You My Son"
~Laurice Collier
Shannon Roshawn Collier was born February 28, 1980 at Sumner Regional Hospital in Gallatin, Tennessee. Shannon was the youngest of two children Ronald and Laurice Collier were blessed to have. "S.C. Grill Master" as he was better known as peacefully went home to be with the Lord on February 24, 2012.
He received a hope in Christ at an early age under the pastorate of Elder Adrian Wheeler, the former pastor of Westeastland Church of God in Gallatin, Tennessee.
Shannon attended Gallatin Senior High School where he played football for the Varsity Football Team. He was employed as a processor at Rich Products also known as Byron's.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Raymond and Laura Vaughn and Eugene and Catherine Collier; and cousin, Kenyatta Vaughn.
Shannon leaves to cherish his memory, children, Serenity, Leah, Janeshia and Aisa Collier, all of Gallatin, Tennessee; parents, Ronald and Laurice Collier; brother, Ronnie (Megan) Collier of Bowling Green, Kentucky; four nephews; three nieces; devoted friends, Jermaine McMurry and Adrian Turner; step grandmother, Mrs. Maxine Collier of Hendersonville, Tennessee; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
"Oh rest my son for your race you no longer must run He saw you afar off and waited for you to come
For God has you now in His arms
Keep watch over the horizon
Mama one day will come
"I Love You My Son"
~Laurice Collier
He received a hope in Christ at an early age under the pastorate of Elder Adrian Wheeler, the former pastor of Westeastland Church of God in Gallatin, Tennessee.
Shannon attended Gallatin Senior High School where he played football for the Varsity Football Team. He was employed as a processor at Rich Products also known as Byron's.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Raymond and Laura Vaughn and Eugene and Catherine Collier; and cousin, Kenyatta Vaughn.
Shannon leaves to cherish his memory, children, Serenity, Leah, Janeshia and Aisa Collier, all of Gallatin, Tennessee; parents, Ronald and Laurice Collier; brother, Ronnie (Megan) Collier of Bowling Green, Kentucky; four nephews; three nieces; devoted friends, Jermaine McMurry and Adrian Turner; step grandmother, Mrs. Maxine Collier of Hendersonville, Tennessee; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.
"Oh rest my son for your race you no longer must run He saw you afar off and waited for you to come
For God has you now in His arms
Keep watch over the horizon
Mama one day will come
"I Love You My Son"
~Laurice Collier
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