NORFOLK -- On Sept. 30, 2002, a gift from God was returned to his presence. Shereef Barkley was the son of Randell Barkley and the late Sonita LaTonya Dunbar-Barkley. His bright smile and carefree laughter will forever be missed.
He is survived by four half brothers, Randell Love Barkley Jr., Rashoan Barkley and Naquasha Barkley of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Elijah McNell of Newark, N.J.
There are no words to express the grief and sorrow felt by the extended Barkley and Dunbar families which includes: nine paternal uncles, five paternal aunts, a maternal uncle, three maternal aunts and a host of other relatives and friends.
A funeral will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m. at New Jerusalem Baptist Church with Bishop Barnett Karl Thouroughgood, Mdiv., Dmin., pastor and founder of New Jerusalem COGIC, officiating. Burial will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park in Chesapeake.
Shereef, "a dream baby, a smiling gift from God" at only seven months old, he responded to all the people with no fear. How sweet to hold what a great joy, what an angel, truly a blessing from God.
He is survived by four half brothers, Randell Love Barkley Jr., Rashoan Barkley and Naquasha Barkley of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Elijah McNell of Newark, N.J.
There are no words to express the grief and sorrow felt by the extended Barkley and Dunbar families which includes: nine paternal uncles, five paternal aunts, a maternal uncle, three maternal aunts and a host of other relatives and friends.
A funeral will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m. at New Jerusalem Baptist Church with Bishop Barnett Karl Thouroughgood, Mdiv., Dmin., pastor and founder of New Jerusalem COGIC, officiating. Burial will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park in Chesapeake.
Shereef, "a dream baby, a smiling gift from God" at only seven months old, he responded to all the people with no fear. How sweet to hold what a great joy, what an angel, truly a blessing from God.
NORFOLK -- On Sept. 30, 2002, a gift from God was returned to his presence. Shereef Barkley was the son of Randell Barkley and the late Sonita LaTonya Dunbar-Barkley. His bright smile and carefree laughter will forever be missed.
He is survived by four half brothers, Randell Love Barkley Jr., Rashoan Barkley and Naquasha Barkley of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Elijah McNell of Newark, N.J.
There are no words to express the grief and sorrow felt by the extended Barkley and Dunbar families which includes: nine paternal uncles, five paternal aunts, a maternal uncle, three maternal aunts and a host of other relatives and friends.
A funeral will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m. at New Jerusalem Baptist Church with Bishop Barnett Karl Thouroughgood, Mdiv., Dmin., pastor and founder of New Jerusalem COGIC, officiating. Burial will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park in Chesapeake.
Shereef, "a dream baby, a smiling gift from God" at only seven months old, he responded to all the people with no fear. How sweet to hold what a great joy, what an angel, truly a blessing from God.
He is survived by four half brothers, Randell Love Barkley Jr., Rashoan Barkley and Naquasha Barkley of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Elijah McNell of Newark, N.J.
There are no words to express the grief and sorrow felt by the extended Barkley and Dunbar families which includes: nine paternal uncles, five paternal aunts, a maternal uncle, three maternal aunts and a host of other relatives and friends.
A funeral will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m. at New Jerusalem Baptist Church with Bishop Barnett Karl Thouroughgood, Mdiv., Dmin., pastor and founder of New Jerusalem COGIC, officiating. Burial will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park in Chesapeake.
Shereef, "a dream baby, a smiling gift from God" at only seven months old, he responded to all the people with no fear. How sweet to hold what a great joy, what an angel, truly a blessing from God.
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