There is an appointed time for
everything, and there is a time for
every event and a specific
"appointed time," each of us
knows the inherent truth of the A new life took its first breath on September 02, 1923 in Pensacola, Florida. This opened the book of life for Ollie D Sunday, the youngest child of the late Amy and Frank Sunday Sr. Ollie accepted Christ at an early age and united with the Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church. Where she enjoyed singing in the Senior Choir. She was a dedicated and faithful member for over 7 decades. She then joined Unity In The Family Ministry in 2004 to fellowship with her sons who serve as Pastors. In 1946, Ollie united in marriage to Lee Mason Avant Sr. and they remained faithful to each other until his death in 1974. There loving union was blessed with 5 children. Ollie D was devoted to her family and her community, she was the neighborhood
“MOM”. Ollie was employed with the Escambia County Civil Service retiring with over 20 years from University Hospital as a seamstress. She was a member of CB Nelson Daniel Chapter #172B, order of the Eastern Star where she served for many years as Conductress and Instuctor. On Thursday, April 23, 2009 and angel was dispatched to Ollie’s bedside, spoke softly to her and said, “Come unto me and I will give you rest.” She joyously accepted the call and made her heavenly transition closing her life’s book.
The Ollie D. Sunday-Avant
Page of Reflections
well-known Bible verse; One
day, death comes to us and to
everyone we love. This page is
forever dedicated to my Mother,
Ollie D. Sunday-Avant and all
those we each bereave and can
reflect upon.
Obituary

When I Get To Heaven
by Emily McAdams
At last I reach my final home the gates swing open wide, I get a glimpse of glory I can't wait to get inside.