The Lasting Legacy Barbara Jean Ashley was born to the parentage of Mr. Ivan Rolle and Betty Jean Kimbrough Rolle White on January 5, 1959 in Mims, Florida.

She attended public school and worked for Clayton Crab Company. Her love for her family was unconditional. She loved spending most of her time with her family, her nieces and nephews and especially her grandkids. She was genuine, very respectful, kind, loving, free spirited and always willing to help and speaking her mind at all times.

Her life came to an end of January 9, 2019. Although it was hard to go, thank you all so for loving me and know that I love you too. That’s why it’s hard to say goodbye and end this life with you. She was called home from life to eternal rest to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Her mother Betty Rolle White, brother Ivan Rolle Jr. and sister Diane Rolle all preceded her in death:

She leaves to cherish her loving memory her devoted father: Ivan Rolle, Sr. and stepmother: Clementine Rolle, two sons: David Ashley (Nicole) of Pompano Beach, FL and Calvin Ashley (Veronica) of Gainesville, FL; three daughters: Barbara Ann Ashley and Virginia Ingram of Cocoa, FL, Angela Ingram of Tampa, FL; six grandchildren: Brenton Ashley, Phillip Salley, Tavia Ashley, Starr Ann Crittenden, Sky Ingram and Betty Ingram; one brother: Amos Rolle of Miramar, FL; three sisters: Virginia Ray (Aaron) of Knoxville, TN, Shirley and Ruby Rolle of Cocoa, FL; maternal grandmother: Hattie Williams of Pompano Beach, FL, paternal step grandmother: Aveline Rolle, of Bahamas; special friend: Henry Jones; nephews: Michael and Amos Rolle, Ozzie Cox, Kennedy Harris, Jr.; nieces: Cheniqua Glover (Darian Glover), Peebles and Cindy Hampton, Quaniecee Pierre Paul, Kentrece Puckett, Kenashia, Kenterria, Keniesha Harris, Virmesha and Andreniqua Rhynes; uncles: Charlie Frank Kimbrough (Barbara) and Willie Jeff Kimbrough (Joanne) of Cocoa, FL, Levi Rolle, Benjamin Rolle, Amos Rolle, Leslie Rolle of the Bahamas; aunts: Mary Lois Graham(Robert Lee) Yvonnia Dennis(L.C.) of Cocoa, FL, Abbie Gail and Katherine Kimbrough of Pompano Beach, FL, Martha Kimbrough, Cocoa, FL, Lillie Mae Kimbrough, Merritt Island, Geraldine Kimbrough, Americus, GA. Penny Thompson, Clarice Ingraham and numerous relatives in the Bahamas, nd a host of Cousins and many sorrowing friends. Please accept our sincere apology for any names that may have been omitted.

Order of Service Processional

Invocation ………………………… Minister Ruben Mack Selection ………………………………………… Male Chorus Scripture Readings

Old Testament .……………………………… Psalms 27 Andreniqua Rhynes

New Testament ……………. 1 Corinthians 15: 51-57 Virmesha Rhynes

Selection ………………………………………… Male Chorus Poem ……………………………………….. Virmesha Rhynes

Reflections

Limit 2 Minutes Song …………………………… Solomon Graham Johnson Acknowledgement …………….… Stone Funeral Home Obituary Reading ………….………………. Read Silently Selection ………………………………………… Male Chorus

Eulogy ………………………. Pastor Barbara Kimbrough Final Glance ……………….…….… Stone Funeral Home Selection ………………………………………… Male Chorus Recessional

May I Go Now?

Do you think the time is right? May I say goodbye to pain filled days

And endless lonely nights?

I lived my life and done my best, An example I’ve tried to be.

So can I take that step beyond the light And set my spirit free?

I didn’t want to go at first, I fought with all my might.

But something seems to draw me now to that warm and loving light.

I want to go, I really do, It’s difficult to stay.

But I will try as best I can to live just one more day.

To give you time to care for me and share your love and fears.

I know you’re sad and are afraid, because I see your tears.

I’ll not be far, I promise that, and I hope you’ll always know.

That my spirit will be close to you Where ever you may go.

Thank you for loving me and know that I love you too.

That’s why it’s hard to say goodbye and end this life with you.

So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say.

Because you care so much for me, you’ll let me go today.

Pallbearers

David Ashley Mike Boyd Amos Rolle Gilvares Lubin Calvin Ashley Joseph Oliver

Floral Attendants Family & Friends

Interment Riverview Memorial Cemetery

Sharpes, Florida

Acknowledgement

The family of the late Barbara Jean Ashley wishes to acknowledge our appreciation to our many friends for your support, generosity, cards, flowers and most of all

your prayers and other acts of kindness during the passing of our loved one.

May God bless and forever keep you.

The Family

Repast Zion Orthodox Primitive Baptist Church

Professional Services Entrusted to Stone Funeral Home

516 King Street • Cocoa, Florida 32922 Ph: (321) 636-2344 Fax: (321) 631-5243

www.stonefuneralhomes.com Mrs. Jan Stone, Directress

“There Is No Substitute for Experience”

Program by Rhonda McDaniel • FAVOR, Ink (916) 295-9807

Come With Me

The Lord saw you getting tired

and a cure was not to be,

So He put his arms around you

and whispered, “Come with me”

With tearful eyes, we watched you suffer

and saw you fade away,

Although we loved you dearly.

We could not make you stay.

A golden heart stopped beating.

a Beautiful smile at rest,

God broke our hearts to prove

He only takes the best.

It’s Lonesome here without you

We miss you so each day, Our lives aren’t the same

Since you went away.

When days are sad and lonely,

and everything goes wrong.

We seem to hear you whisper,

“Cheer up and carry on.”

Each time we see your picture,

You seem to smile and say,

“Don’t cry, I’m in God’s keeping,

We’ll meet again someday.”

Sunrise Sunset Jan 5, 1959 Jan 9, 2019

Saturday, January 19, 2019 11:00 a.m.

Homegoing Celebration for