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Obituary For Melvin Little Sr.
Mr. Melvin Little, Sr. passed away on Tuesday, November 23, 2021 in Columbus, GA at the age of 75. He was born on May 31, 1946 to the late Will Little, Sr. and Rosie Lucky in Sumter County, AL.
The Homegoing Celebration will be held on Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 11:00 AM at Green Acres Cemetery. Service will be live-streamed (see clickable link below)
The visitation for Mr. Little will be Wednesday, December 1, 2021 beginning at 3:00 PM until 5:00 PM at Progressive.
The Staff of Progressive Funeral Home is honored to be selected to provide end of life services.
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Berta and family my deepest condolences to you all. Your faith in God shall be your guide. Love you always
Diane Collins
My Condolences Goes Out To My Family The Littles.I Pray That God Lighten Your Load And Give You Much Comfort.I Love You Guys Hugs & Kisses.
Condolencesto my Sister Bertha Little and Family in the loss of her husband. Sending prayers and hugs. May God Bless you all.
My Condolences to the Little family may God be with you always rest well brother in law.
To Bertha and Little family my deepest sympathy for loss Melvin he most happiest person I ever knew never seen him without smile and joke May God wrap his loving arms around you at this time
My deepest condolences to my auntie Bertha Little , cousins Jackie & Melvin Jr. Uncle Melvin Sr. was a wonderful God fearing man .I've always admired how he loved & treated his family . I know He will truly be missed. Take your rest sir , until we meet again. Love, Cheryl Denise !
My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Charles A. Tartt Jr.
To: The family of the late Melvin Little.
We met Brother Melvin when he joined the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Hartford CT., some years ago. We remember Brother Little serving on the Usher's Ministry for as long as we were a part of the same church. Whenever we returned to Hartford and visited Mt. Moriah, Brother Little was still serving.
Brother Little was a dedicated and faithful member of Mt. Moriah, and served wherever he was needed. When The Little's moved to Georgia we still kept in touch and made plans to visit each other. We never got to visit each.
Brother Little is now a part of that "great cloud of witnesses." And, we will see each other again in that "Great Getting up Morning."
Our prayers and thoughts are with you, Sister Little, and the family.
Deacon Paul and Sister Fannie Kennedy, Effingham, SC
