Obituary  Willard W. Scott, 67, of Wilkinsburg, formerly from Dover, DE., died Jan 12, 2020 in his home.  Born January 13, 1952 in Dover, DE, he was the son of the late Willard and Minnie Scott.  A retired employee of AT&T for over 25 + years in Pittsburgh, Mr. Scott was a passionate Rottweiler owner and loved his dogs Scotty, Tasha and Biko. He was also an avid Steelers fan.    Surviving are his sons Julius Scott, wife(Nicole) of Monroeville, PA. and Zuriel...

Everett Joseph Burton was born January 27,1952, to the late Elder Joseph and Louise Elizabeth Burton, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He was educated at Madison Elementary, Herron Hill Junior High and graduated Schenley. Everett played football as a left tackle, for  Schenley. He was the only player at that time that started all three years in high school, which was rare. In his senior year, he made All-City. His nickname Bubba Smith came from the famous professional player Bubba...

Alphonso Ellis Jerome Johnson was born on August 2, 1957, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to the late James and Marie Johnson. Jerome was the youngest and only son of their four children. He attended Westinghouse High School and classes at the North Side Campus of Community College of Allegheny County, CCAC. "Big Hand" or "Jerry" as he was affectionately known was gainfully employed at Action Industries for fifteen plus years. He was also employed at the General Electric...

A time to be born: Annie Earl Sanders was born to Clyde Eddins and Sally Vick Eddins in a rural area east of the city of Pittsburgh, near the town of Greensburg Pa. She was number 7 of 8 brothers and sisters, of which only her younger sister Evelyn Mobley of Detroit, Mi. remain. A time to live: Annie was a very basic person. She loved good food, but not fancy (make it hot and tasty; beef; chicken or fish and something green always). And don’t forget something sweet after the meal (had...

Erma M. Pullie, daughter of the late William and Gladys M.Gibson was born April 5, 1943. She was raised by the late Walter Johnson who loved her as his own. Erma , a woman of pride,  was protective, strong, and loving. She used her voice to defend, discipline,, protect and encourage. As her health declined , she didn't hesitate to share, listen, laugh, and give wisdom. As a young mother having 5 children to care for Erma worked as a caregiver and later became a housekeeper at the...