Roosevelt J. Henderson
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Roosevelt J. Henderson passed away on August 11, 2020 while residing at the Chillicothe Correctional Institution in Ross County, Ohio. Corrections staff claimed it was because he had a bad heart. Assuming he did have some cardiac issues, his acquaintances at Chillicothe say that Roosevelt had come down with COVID-19, and it was likely the virus that caused his death.
Known as Roose to his friends, one of Roosevelt's distinguishing attributes was his great heart. He "expressed his love of his children daily," cared “with a passion" about others, and "embrace[d] everyone with love.”
Roosevelt was intelligent, honorable, kind, and charismatic. He lived by the values of loyalty, respect, and love. He had an "ability to always put a smile on [people’s] faces and warm their hearts with love." He was uniquely gifted with both traditional intelligence and incredible street smarts.
Roosevelt's popularity with the ladies was legendary. His infectious smile and, "a walk like he was gliding on water," evidence of his easy confidence. He was readily recognized as a "smooth brother." Roose enjoyed several hobbies: wrestling, basketball, football, and fashion. He loved top hats, cars, and most of all, spending time with his family.
Roosevelt was a father, brother, grandpa, nephew, and great friend. He was preceded in death by his mother Mary, his grandparents Robert and Eula Mae, his sister Sonqueta, and his favorite aunt, Gretchen Rudolph.
Roose is survived by his four children, Rica, Roosevelt Jr., Ray Shine, and Charles, his sister Shanita, and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, cousins, and friends.
Though we all mourn the loss of Roosevelt, his family and friends are rich with cherished memories of Roose.
This memorial was written by MOL team member Shirley Anne McCulley based upon an obituary from Diel-Whittaker Funeral Home and a letter from Kenneth Alexander. Transcribed by Mirilla Zhu.
Roosevelt J. Henderson
Roosevelt J. Henderson dejó este mundo el once de agosto de 2020 mientras estaba en el Instituto Correccional de Chillicothe en el Condado Ross, Ohio. El personal en el instituto afirmó que su condición tenía que ver con su corazón malo. Suponiendo que sí tenía problemas cardíacos, sus amigos en Chillicothe dicen que Roosevelt contrajo Covid-19, y fue probable que el coronavirus hubiera causado su muerte.
Llamado Roose por sus amigos, uno de sus aspectos más distinguido era su corazón increíble. Él ¨expresaba su amor de sus niños cada día,¨ cuidaba ¨con una pasión¨ sobre los otros, y ¨abrazaba con amor.¨
Roosevelt era inteligente, honorable, amable, y carismático. Vivía con los valores de lealtad, respeto, y amor. Tenía una ¨capaz de hacerles a todos sonreír.¨ Además, tenía la habilidad único inteligencia tradicional e inteligencia útil.
Su popularidad con las mujeres fue legendaria. Su sonrisa y su ¨camino como si fuera caminaba sobre agua¨ probaron su confidencia fácil. Muchos le reconocían como un ¨hermano suave.¨ Roose disfrutaba de varias actividades: la lucha libre, baloncesto, fútbol americano, y moda. Amaba sombreros de copa, coches, y, lo que más amaba, pasando tiempo con su familia.
Era un padre, hermano, abuelo, sobrino, y amigo increíble. Fue precedido en la muerte por su madre Mary, sus abuelos Robert y Eula Mae, su hermana Sonqueta, y su tía favorita, Gretchen Rudolph.
Roose es sobrevivido por sus cuatro niños, Rice, Roosevelt Jr, Ray Shine, y Charles, su hermana Shanita, y muchos abuelos, bisnietos, primos, y amigos.
Aunque todos nosotros lloramos la muerte de Roosevelt, su familia y sus amigos tenía memorias acariciadas de Roose.
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Este conmemorativo fue escrito por un miembro de MOL Shirley Anne McCulley con información de un obituario de la funeraria de Diel-Whittaker. Traducida por Matthew Elmore Merritt.
