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Jada Gary-West
<p>Evangelist Jada Delores West, 48, passed away Sunday, July 1, 2012 at St. Vincent Hospital , in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was born in Toledo, Ohio on June 10, 1964 to the late Thomas and Jimmie D. Gary. Jada Gave her life to Christ at the age of 5 at Calvary Missionary Baptist Church under the pastorage of Rev. L.H. Newsome. She graduated from Libby high school in 1982. After graduating from high school, Jada attended The University Of Toledo, where she received a degree in business management and administrative assisting. Jada worked at P.I.C. during the summer months, helping the youth of Toledo to obtain a job. She loved to work with the youth, whether it was to help them find a job, stay in school, or out of trouble. She also worked as an advocate for ACES, which helped women obtain possession of their Child Support checks. In 1991 Jada Moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, and was employed at ST. Vincent Hospital Radiology Department. This is also where she became an Evangelist and was always willing to spread his Gospel. Most important to Jada was her family. She loved to talk about her dreams and encourage them to obtain a great education, prosper and to become close to the Lord. She was a loving mother of two sons and one daughter, and a proud grandmother to six grandchildren. Jada leaves to cherish her beautiful memories, sons, Rodney Underwood and Antonio Gary; daughter, Jada Talley; brothers, Rev. Ricky (Marie) and Al Gary, of Toledo, Walter Gary of Columbus, Rock Hill, South Carolina; grandchildren, Marasia Underwood, My-Angel Underwood, Rylan Farrington, Azariah Gary, and Amari Gary, all of Indianapolis, Indiana; special friends, Dorcus Person, Reba Diggins and Debbie Toyer, and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and other loving relatives and friends.</p>July 1, 201207/01/2012
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