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| Unity Funeral Home Inc. |
| 105 W. new hampshire ave. * deland, fl 32720 |
| 386*740*1891 |
| Obituaries |
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Kevis D. Harmon, 38
The Home Going Celebration will be 12pm Saturday, August 4, 2018 in the Memorial Chapel of ADJ Unity Funeral Home Inc.
Pastor Kenneth Brown will deliver the main eulogy. Visitation hours are: 9am until the hour of service Saturday at Unity.
Interment will immediately follow the service at Oakridge Cemetery, 1158 DeLeon Avenue, Titusville, FL.
Kevis Derriell Harmon was born July 21, 1980 in Titusville, Florida to Frank and Vivian Harmon. Kevis grew up in Deltona, Florida
and attended Deltona High School where he participated in football, wrestling and weightlifting.
After high school, Kevis attended Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida where he obtained a degree in Physical
Education. He was a proud Wildcat. Kevis also attended the University of Central Florida where he majored in Health
Administration. Throughout his childhood and adult life, Kevis learned how to work on cars from his father, Frank Harmon, Sr. and
he worked as a mechanic for many years to put himself through college. In recent years, Kevis, following in his father’s footsteps,
earned his CDL and began to drive trucks. He enjoyed driving and seeing the country.
Kevis loved sports. His favorite football teams were Florida State Seminoles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kevis also enjoyed the
NHRA and would often travel to Gainesville, Florida to attend the Gatornationals. He loved to watch college and professional
basketball including the Big 3 Basketball League. For fun Kevis would also often fish and bike around the Sanford Riverwalk.
On Saturday, July 28, 2018 at Florida Hospital in DeLand, Florida, Kevis transitioned into eternity. He was preceded in death by
his father, Frank Harmon, Sr., paternal grandparents, maternal grandfather, Casey Williams, Sr., great-grandparents Arthur and
Sarah McKenzie and paternal great aunt Virgina Chambers.
Kevis leaves behind his mother, Vivian Harmon; his brother Frank Harmon, Jr., his sister, Crystal Harmon; nieces, Bryanna and
Alyssa Roy, grandmother, Geraldine Williams; aunts and uncles Christine Clarke (Eric), Juanita Williams, Casey Williams, Jr
(Vanessa), Curtis Harmon (Lynn), Helen Hayes, Hosea Williams (Dana), Pauline Preston, Angie Adams (Bobby); Cousins Gerald,
Anthony (Ahkea), Tecora, Le’Tisha (Peter), Shawanda (Jackie), Shanette (Willie), LaTisha, Chandra (Ken), Curtis, Shirley and
Terry; special friends Andre Arthur, Brandon Brinson, Clyde Stevens, Fiona Ellis and Kevin; Jose Bonilla; Katrena and Andrea and
a host of other aunts, cousins, relatives and sorrowing friends.
The Home Going Celebration will be 12pm Saturday, August 4, 2018 in the Memorial Chapel of ADJ Unity Funeral Home Inc.
Pastor Kenneth Brown will deliver the main eulogy. Visitation hours are: 9am until the hour of service Saturday at Unity.
Interment will immediately follow the service at Oakridge Cemetery, 1158 DeLeon Avenue, Titusville, FL.
Kevis Derriell Harmon was born July 21, 1980 in Titusville, Florida to Frank and Vivian Harmon. Kevis grew up in Deltona, Florida
and attended Deltona High School where he participated in football, wrestling and weightlifting.
After high school, Kevis attended Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida where he obtained a degree in Physical
Education. He was a proud Wildcat. Kevis also attended the University of Central Florida where he majored in Health
Administration. Throughout his childhood and adult life, Kevis learned how to work on cars from his father, Frank Harmon, Sr. and
he worked as a mechanic for many years to put himself through college. In recent years, Kevis, following in his father’s footsteps,
earned his CDL and began to drive trucks. He enjoyed driving and seeing the country.
Kevis loved sports. His favorite football teams were Florida State Seminoles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kevis also enjoyed the
NHRA and would often travel to Gainesville, Florida to attend the Gatornationals. He loved to watch college and professional
basketball including the Big 3 Basketball League. For fun Kevis would also often fish and bike around the Sanford Riverwalk.
On Saturday, July 28, 2018 at Florida Hospital in DeLand, Florida, Kevis transitioned into eternity. He was preceded in death by
his father, Frank Harmon, Sr., paternal grandparents, maternal grandfather, Casey Williams, Sr., great-grandparents Arthur and
Sarah McKenzie and paternal great aunt Virgina Chambers.
Kevis leaves behind his mother, Vivian Harmon; his brother Frank Harmon, Jr., his sister, Crystal Harmon; nieces, Bryanna and
Alyssa Roy, grandmother, Geraldine Williams; aunts and uncles Christine Clarke (Eric), Juanita Williams, Casey Williams, Jr
(Vanessa), Curtis Harmon (Lynn), Helen Hayes, Hosea Williams (Dana), Pauline Preston, Angie Adams (Bobby); Cousins Gerald,
Anthony (Ahkea), Tecora, Le’Tisha (Peter), Shawanda (Jackie), Shanette (Willie), LaTisha, Chandra (Ken), Curtis, Shirley and
Terry; special friends Andre Arthur, Brandon Brinson, Clyde Stevens, Fiona Ellis and Kevin; Jose Bonilla; Katrena and Andrea and
a host of other aunts, cousins, relatives and sorrowing friends.
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Farley B. Macpherson, 45
Mr. Farley Blandon Macpherson, 45, of Lake Helen, FL. transitioned into eternity at his residence
during the afternoon hours of Thursday, August 2, 2018.
Private arrangements are complete
Mr. Farley Blandon Macpherson, 45, of Lake Helen, FL. transitioned into eternity at his residence
during the afternoon hours of Thursday, August 2, 2018.
Private arrangements are complete
Linda L. Hamilton, 62.
The Home Going Celebration will be 11am Saturday, August 11, 2018 at Mount Olive Baptist
Church 335 Kentucky Ave. DeLand, FL. Rev. Terry Kennedy, Pastor.Bishop Eugene Collier will
deliver the main eulogy. Interment will immediately follow the service at Union Cemetery, W. Euclid
Ave. DeLand, FL. Viewing Hour will be 4-7pm Friday at ADJ Unity Funeral Home.
Linda was born April 27, 1956 in DeLand, FL. to the late Robert and Essie Mae Hamilton. She was
educated her in DeLand, FL. She was a graduate of DeLand Senior High and later attended Daytona
State Community College for over a year.
Linda loved her two boys Brent and Kenyana Stephens, along with her grandkids. She loved to
gamble, eat and spend time with her children and grandchildren.
Linda worked for Kinder Care in Clayton County, Georgia, RYDC (Juvenile Detention Center) also in
Georgia. She also worked at the Duval Home in DeLand, FL.
During the early morning hours of Saturday, August 4, 2018, Linda entered eternal rest. She was
preceded in eternity by sisters, Clara Hamilton, Shirley Hightower, Leota Land ; brothers, Herman
Mann, Robert Hamilton, Jr. Linwood Hamilton and Raymond Hamilton.
Linda's memories will remain etched upon the hearts of many, including her sons, Brent (Shanice)
and Kenyana (Gabrile) Stephens; grandchildren, Kimora, Sanyriah, Essence, Makenzie, Breiana,
Kenyana, Jr., Kayden and Brent, Jr; sisters, Mae Frances Tolbert, Patricia Williams, and Hattie
Gibson; favorite niece, Muff; and favorite nephew, Dooley; and a host of other nieces, nephews,
cousins and friends; best friends, Bett (Orlando, FL.), Wendy and Pat.
The Home Going Celebration will be 11am Saturday, August 11, 2018 at Mount Olive Baptist
Church 335 Kentucky Ave. DeLand, FL. Rev. Terry Kennedy, Pastor.Bishop Eugene Collier will
deliver the main eulogy. Interment will immediately follow the service at Union Cemetery, W. Euclid
Ave. DeLand, FL. Viewing Hour will be 4-7pm Friday at ADJ Unity Funeral Home.
Linda was born April 27, 1956 in DeLand, FL. to the late Robert and Essie Mae Hamilton. She was
educated her in DeLand, FL. She was a graduate of DeLand Senior High and later attended Daytona
State Community College for over a year.
Linda loved her two boys Brent and Kenyana Stephens, along with her grandkids. She loved to
gamble, eat and spend time with her children and grandchildren.
Linda worked for Kinder Care in Clayton County, Georgia, RYDC (Juvenile Detention Center) also in
Georgia. She also worked at the Duval Home in DeLand, FL.
During the early morning hours of Saturday, August 4, 2018, Linda entered eternal rest. She was
preceded in eternity by sisters, Clara Hamilton, Shirley Hightower, Leota Land ; brothers, Herman
Mann, Robert Hamilton, Jr. Linwood Hamilton and Raymond Hamilton.
Linda's memories will remain etched upon the hearts of many, including her sons, Brent (Shanice)
and Kenyana (Gabrile) Stephens; grandchildren, Kimora, Sanyriah, Essence, Makenzie, Breiana,
Kenyana, Jr., Kayden and Brent, Jr; sisters, Mae Frances Tolbert, Patricia Williams, and Hattie
Gibson; favorite niece, Muff; and favorite nephew, Dooley; and a host of other nieces, nephews,
cousins and friends; best friends, Bett (Orlando, FL.), Wendy and Pat.
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Ronald Cornelius Williams, Sr. 62
Born April 29, 1956 in DeLand, FL. to Joseph and Catherine Williams, departed this life on Wednesday,
August 15, 2018 at Florida Hospital DeLand, DeLand, Florida.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time
Born April 29, 1956 in DeLand, FL. to Joseph and Catherine Williams, departed this life on Wednesday,
August 15, 2018 at Florida Hospital DeLand, DeLand, Florida.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time
Leona Renae Ellis, 38, a Musician
Born May 26, 1980 to Bernadine Henry and Leon S. Ellis, Jr., transitioned into eternity Friday
Evening, August 17, 2018 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford, Florida following a brief
illness.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time
Born May 26, 1980 to Bernadine Henry and Leon S. Ellis, Jr., transitioned into eternity Friday
Evening, August 17, 2018 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford, Florida following a brief
illness.
Arrangements are incomplete at this time
