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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Sep 3, 1961 — Jan 7, 2025
Tupelo
Tunisia Shirella Rogers was born on September 3, 1961. She was the eldest of four children
born to the late Clyde Rogers, Sr., and Barbara Rogers. She attended Shannon High School,
graduated class of 1979. She dove into the workforce immediately after graduation helping to
support her family due to the sudden and untimely passing of their father and patriarch.
Tunisia had a zeal for life, and she lived hers to the fullest. She loved her family and her friends.
She was a devoted mother and grandmother. She was the light in every room that she entered
and always the life of the party. She enjoyed family gatherings where she would dance, laugh,
and have an all-around good time. She also loved to attend car shows, horse shows, and an
absolute favorite past time, playing bingo.
Tunisia attended Mt. Zion Church where she accepted Christ at an early age under the
leadership of The Late Rev. Caldwell. She later united with The Lost Sheep Ministry in Shannon,
MS under the leadership and guidance of Rev. Maurice Loving, where she stayed an active
member until God called her to rest on January 7, 2025.
She leaves to cherish her memories her mother: Barbara Jean Rogers; two loving sons: Ricardo
L. Rogers and Trevor T. Rogers; four grandsons: Antonio Paige, Ethan Taylor, Santavious Lyons,
Kylan Rogers; three sisters and a sister-in-love: Evelyn (George) Johnson, Susan Rogers, and
Alexia Vaughn, Doris (Clyde) Rogers; four close friends: Kimberly Walker, Michelle Johnson,
Annie Traylor, and Elizabeth Townsend; A host of aunts, nieces and nephews, cousins, and
friends.
She preceded in death by her father, the late Clyde Rogers, Sr., and her two brothers: Will Earl
Daniels, and Deacon Clyde Rogers, JR.
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