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In Memory of
Meltoria
Crockett
Crockett
1969 - 2018
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Obituary for Meltoria Crockett
Meltoria Hawatha Crockett, a native of Mt. Vernon,
Alabama, and a resident of Bronx, New York, was born on
January 16, 1969 to the late Thomas and Jessie M. Crockett.
She graduated from Satsuma High School in 1988 and
continued her education at Lehman College in Bronx, New
York. After attending college, she worked in the health care
field for over twenty years. One of her passions was taking
care of her patients.
Anyone who knew her would attest to her love of cooking
and love of entertaining. There was nothing more enjoyable
than hearing her stories about her travels while enjoying one
of her delicious meals. If she were not working, cooking or
traveling, Meltoria could be found perched in front of the
television watching Betty Davis movies (her favorite
actress), Jurassic Park series movies or any other sci-fi
movie.
Meltoria loved her Catholic faith. She was a faithful
member of St. Helena’s Catholic Church in Bronx, New
York, until her death.
She was preceded in death by her siblings: Marie Meggs,
Audrey Sullivan, Eleanor Ball, and Charles, Wayne, and Joe
Crockett.
She leaves to cherish her memory one daughter, Shatorra
Crockett of Bronx, New York; siblings: Jennifer, Keith and
Tommy Crockett of Mt. Vernon, Alabama; Anna (Earl)
Thomas, Elkie (Boyza) Williams, Bernice E. and Patty
Crockett all of Mobile, Alabama, Thomas G. Crockett of
Plateau, Alabama, Gregory Crockett of Midland, Georgia,
Odessa Davis and Brenda Rhoads both of Texas
City, Texas, John (Veronica) Davis and J. Bernard Davis
both of Galveston, Texas; brothers-in-law: Cleveland
Meggs of Mobile, Alabama and James Sullivan of NYC; a
host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friend
Alabama, and a resident of Bronx, New York, was born on
January 16, 1969 to the late Thomas and Jessie M. Crockett.
She graduated from Satsuma High School in 1988 and
continued her education at Lehman College in Bronx, New
York. After attending college, she worked in the health care
field for over twenty years. One of her passions was taking
care of her patients.
Anyone who knew her would attest to her love of cooking
and love of entertaining. There was nothing more enjoyable
than hearing her stories about her travels while enjoying one
of her delicious meals. If she were not working, cooking or
traveling, Meltoria could be found perched in front of the
television watching Betty Davis movies (her favorite
actress), Jurassic Park series movies or any other sci-fi
movie.
Meltoria loved her Catholic faith. She was a faithful
member of St. Helena’s Catholic Church in Bronx, New
York, until her death.
She was preceded in death by her siblings: Marie Meggs,
Audrey Sullivan, Eleanor Ball, and Charles, Wayne, and Joe
Crockett.
She leaves to cherish her memory one daughter, Shatorra
Crockett of Bronx, New York; siblings: Jennifer, Keith and
Tommy Crockett of Mt. Vernon, Alabama; Anna (Earl)
Thomas, Elkie (Boyza) Williams, Bernice E. and Patty
Crockett all of Mobile, Alabama, Thomas G. Crockett of
Plateau, Alabama, Gregory Crockett of Midland, Georgia,
Odessa Davis and Brenda Rhoads both of Texas
City, Texas, John (Veronica) Davis and J. Bernard Davis
both of Galveston, Texas; brothers-in-law: Cleveland
Meggs of Mobile, Alabama and James Sullivan of NYC; a
host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friend
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