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Glendel Servein Joseph Sr. Dies at 56

Glendel Servein Joseph Sr.
Glendel Servein Joseph Sr., also known as “David,” of Windsor, Connecticut, died on Sept. 11, at St. Mary’s Home Rehabilitation Services.
He is survived by his wife, Donnah C. Joseph; sons: Glendel Jr. and David Joseph; sisters: Josephine Browne Joseph “Phine” and Celina Joseph “Lina;” brothers: Sylvan “Jakey,” Athil “James Cooley,” and Leslie “John Cooley” Joseph; uncle, Peter Joseph (U.K.); aunts: Henrietta Pollock (SKB) and Sarah Joseph; nephews: Mervin, Michael, Kendel, Steve, Calvert and Alvin Joseph, Dwayne Adolphine, Travis Webster and Mark Williams; and nieces: Alicea, Natalie, Octavia and Janelle Joseph and Alia Joseph-Bancey.
He is also survived by great nephews: Joshua, Michael, Jaiden, Austin and Nathaniel Joseph, and Jalen and Dontae–Kareem Verderber; great nieces: Cathy Joseph, Nellisa Benjamin, Jurnee’ Bancey, Kye’ara and Ah’mya Verderber; cousins: Marie and Richard Joseph, Rueben and Willford Polluck, Joseph Elliott, Kathleen Browne and Glenville Stanley: mother-in-law, Ruth Eunice Edwards; sister-in-law, Diane Joseph: brothers-in-law: Amos and William Jack; as well as other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
A viewing will be held at 10 a.m. and a funeral service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1, at the Ebenezer Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Kingshill Cemetery.
All arrangements are by James Memorial Funeral Home Inc.

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