The Acknowledgement

Father God, we the Family of Shirley Ann Wright are asking in the
name of Jesus that you bless and prosper those who sent cards, warm
wishes, and prayers to our family during this time of bereavement.
We ask that you open the floodgates of heaven and pour out blessings
that there will not be room enough to store them. We thank them, and
most importantly we thank You, Father for placing them in our lives
for such a time as this. Amen!

In Loving Memory
of

Shirley Ann Wright

Dimple

May 2, 1952 - March 9, 2011

My mother is very special for all the things shes done

Weve shed a lot of tears; weve had a lot of fun
I cannot find the words to tell you what I feel
One thing I do know, is that her love is real
The reason my mom is special not only as a friend
Through good and bad times, she was there to the bitter end.
I ll need her help to guide me sometimes along the way
And when my heart was heavy, she showed me how to pray
Well, I could go on and on about my mothers love
But now when I talk to her, I have to look above.
I wish that I could hold her and squeeze her very tight
I often wonder how she is, but I know that shes all right.
So give your Mom a hug and let her know you care
Cause one day you may call on her, and she will not be there!

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Saturday, March 19, 2011

Visitation: 10:00 a.m. Service: 11:00 a.m.
New Prospect Baptist Church
1829 Elm Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Lifes Reflection
Shirley Ann Wright Dimple was born May 2, 1952 to
the late James White, Sr. and Rosa Lee White. She was
baptized at Golden Gate Baptist Church under the leadership
of the late Pastor Ralph Jones. She was a member of the
nurses guild.
Dimple made us laugh, gave us wisdom when needed, can talk
when she got started, loved to dance (her favor dance was the
robot), she never met a stranger. Dimple also loved her family;
she organized family and friend gatherings for the past six
years in Burnett Woods. She was a loving great-grandmother,
especially when it comes to Anthony Morton White, for whom
she named Prince.

Order of Service
Processional
Selection

Mickie Green
Scripture

Doreatha Powell
Prayer

Rev. Art Walker

Selection

Jay

Twelve years ago Dimple received a kidney from her daughter

Tracie. She thanked God for giving her a second chance at life.

Remarks (2 minutes please)

Dimple was preceded in death by her husband, William Troy

Wright; son, Terrell White; three grandchildren, Sharell
Shields, Zeontae Evans and Zhimerah Binford.

Obituary

Our Heavenly Father called his child home on Wednesday,

March 9, 2011. She leaves to cherish her memories: two sons,
Tyrone White and Levin Erin; one daughter, Tracie White
(Nate Tubbs); three sisters, Dorothy Wilkinson, Lillie Jackson
(Charles), and Lisa Bennett; two brothers, James White, Jr.
(Ethel) and Anthony James Bennett; stepmother, Susan White;
one uncle, Sam Hill; one aunt, Mary Hill; seven grandchildren,
Darrell White, Terri White, Anthony White, DAries White,
Chania Bindford, Tyrell Walker and Tracie Walker; thirteen
great-grandchildren; and a host of nephews, nieces, cousins
and friends.

Traci White
(Read Silently)
Selection

Jay
Eulogy

Rev. Art Walker

Benediction

Rev. Art Walker

Recessional

Clergy, Family and Friends