Printing & Layout by; Crystal Turner/ Heavenly Events

Phone: (731) 609-0279

Professional Services Entrusted To Dixie Funeral Home

750 Bills Street ~ Bolivar, Tennessee (731) 658-3941

“Dedicated to those we serve.”

Repast Mays Hill MB Church Fellowship Hall

Interment Mays Hill MB Church Cemetery

Hickory Valley, TN

Active Pallbearers

Gary Watkins Alfonza Allen Alec Morrow

Christopher Poplar Brandon Lake

LaMarcus Mason

Acknowledgement The family of the late Tomikia Morrow wishes to express our

sincere appreciation for the many prayers, expressions of sympathy, visits, phone calls, relayed messages, flowers,

meals, and other acts of kindness shown during the loss of our love one.

The Family

Home Going Celebration

of

Honorary Pallbearers

Ricky Brown Kendrick Jenkins

Jonathan Morrow J.C. Prewitt

Flower Attendants Cousins and friends

Ms. Tomikia Shantell Morrow

Service Saturday, June 15, 2019

12:00pm

Springhill m.b. Church Moscow, TN

Pastor Eddie Walton/Pastor

Pastor BL Jackson ~ Eulogist Greater Victory Church

If We Could Have the Day Before

If we could get back Wednesday ,

It wouldn’t have just been hump day.

It wouldn’t have just been the 5th of the month,

If we could've gotten back Wednesday,

We would’ve told you how much we love you,

We would’ve given you a big hug and kiss on the forehead;

We would’ve spent hours talking;

We would’ve enjoyed each other’s company.

Only if we could get back Wednesday;

We would have said our Happy Birthdays early,

And our I love you too’s.

Right now, all we want is to get back Wednesday;

Just to tell you no matter the distance,

We love you with our whole hearts;

Even if we are close or far apart.

We just want to have Wednesday with you.

Love your sisters,

Jennifer & Valerie

The Final Flight

(Unknown Arthur)

Don’t grieve for me for now I’m free. I’m following the path God laid for me.

I took his hand when I heard the call, I turned my back and left it all.

I could not stay another day to laugh, to love, to work, and to play.

Task left undone must stay that way, I’ve found that peace at the end of the day.

If my parting has left a void, then fill it with remembered joy.

A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss, Ah yes, these things too, I will miss.

Be not burdened with times of sorrow, I wish you the sunshine of tomorrow.

My life's been full, I savored much; Good friend, good times, a loved ones touch.

Perhaps my time seemed all to brief, Don’t lengthen it now with undue grief.

Lift up your heart and share with me, God wanted me now, He set me free.

Love your brother, Edmond

Don’t Cry For Me

You guided me through all my years,

It will be impossible to hold back these tears.

I know you are in a better place,

But if I only had another look at your smiling face.

When I think of your new home, it fills me with joy.

Everyone knows I’ll always be your baby boy.

When I think of you, I try not to break down.

I hear you say I’m in Heaven and I’m happy now.

Me losing you is so bitter and sweet, I lay at times and cry myself asleep.

I know all your pain and suffering is gone;

It feels good knowing Heaven’s your new home.

“I am with God, happy as can be, so y’all smile, be happy, and Don’t Cry for Me.”

Love your brother, Quintin

Family Pictures Many Faces of Tomikia

Celebration of Life

Minister Sandy Gooden/ Facilitator

Processional & Viewing

Scripture ……………………….…...Minister Sandy Gooden Prayer……………….………………Pastor Dwight Rucker Mays Hill MB Church Selection…………………….…………….…Currie Gibson Words of Encouragement………………Pastor Eddie Walton Acknowledgement…………………………...Elouise Futrell Letter……………………………………Cardeshia Walton Obituary…….................Soft Music…….....……Read Silently Solo…….……………………………….....…Ashley Sharp Eulogy…………………….………..…Pastor B.L. Jackson Selection…………………………………...Beonca Murrell Recessional

SUNRISE August 11, 1977

SUNSET June 6, 2019

Reflections of Life

Tomikia Shantel Morrow was born August 11, 1977 to Barbara Walton

and Leroy Scott. She departed this life Thursday, June 6, 2019.

Tomikia graduated from Bolivar Central High School. At an early age

she professed Christ as her Lord and Savior at Mays Hill M.B. Church.

In her adult life , she attended Greater Victory Church under the

leadership of Pastor BL Jackson. Tomikia was a very loving and caring

person. She would never say no if you needed her help for anything.

She loved cooking and taking care of her nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by two grandfathers, Adell Morrow Sr. and

Cornell Scott; grandmother, Henrettia Scott; uncle, Early Hugh Morrow,

SR.; four aunts, Mattie Polk, Rebecca Jones, Lorine Hunt, and Patricia

Mitchell.

Tomikia leaves to cherish her memory: her loving and devoted mother,

Barbara Walton of Hickory Valley, TN.; her loving step-father, Pastor

Eddie Walton of Grand Junction, TN.; grandmother, Ruth Turner of

Bolivar, TN.;two brothers, Edmond Walton and Quintin (Corshanta)

Walton of Hickory Valley, TN.; two sisters, Jennifer (Antonio) Brown

and Valerie Scott of Oakland, TN.; special niece, Cardeshia Walton

of Hickory Valley, TN.; nieces, Janyah Walton, Faith Walton, and

Cardashia Puckett all of Hickory Valley, TN.; nephews; Quintavis

Walton and Ed’Drickques Walton of Hickory Valley, TN. And Carsen &

Carter Brown of Oakland, TN.; two special aunts that was more like a

sister, Shanika Williams and Sherry Morrow both of Hickory Valley, TN.

and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

To my Aunt

I’m lost without you but I’m glad your mind and

body is at peace; at peace from all of your pain and

suffering that you went through. You were my best

friend that I told absolutely everything. It hurts me

to know that you don’t need me to help you do

things anymore. I can’t call you when I’m bored

or take random pictures in your phone for you to

look at and laugh at them when you see them later

on; but those memories that I will forever hold

close to my heart, I love you more than you will

ever know and I appreciate everything and every

dollar that you have ever spent on me. I love you

Meka forever and always.

Love Always, Deshia