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Amos “Beaver” White JrOctober 26, 1950 – February 26, 2024In loving remembrance ofPallbearersMt. Ararat Baptist Church 5201 Washington Blvd.Theodore, AL 36582As we look back over our lives Wefind ourselves wondering........ Didwe remember to thank you enoughFor all you have done for us? Forall the times you were by oursides To help and support us .......To celebrate our successes Or forteaching us by your example, Thevalue of hard work, goodjudgment, Courage and integrity?We wonder if we ever thankedyou enough For the sacrifices youmade. To let us have when youwent without? We wonder if weever thanked you enough? Andfor the simple things Likelaughter, smiles and times weshared making memories? IF wehave ever forgotten to show ourGratitude for all the things youdid for us We're thankful for you,we thanked you then and wethank you now. We just wonder ifit was enough. We are prayerfulyou knew this all along, Howmuch you truly meant to us all.Was it Enough?GrandsonsAcknowledgementThe family of the late Amos WhiteJr wishes to thank their manyfriends and family for the manyacts of kindness shown to them intheir hour of bereavement. MayGod continue to bless each of youis our prayer.RepastServices Entrusted To: Serenity Funeral Home 8691 Old Pascagoula Rd Theodore, AL 36582

Order of ServiceObituaryAmos Hugh White Jr was born October 24, 1950, inMobile, Al and departed life on February 26, 2024. Hewas the eldest of 7 children born to the late AmosWhite Sr and Harriett Jones White. He was known bymany as “Beaver”. He graduated from ST Elmo HighSchool in 1968, where he met his late wife Lettie SewellWhite, and they later married in 1977. Amos had asuccessful career in welding at VT Halter Marine. Hethen moved to plumbing and construction with CropConstruction. His dedication and skill in these tradesleft a lasting impact on his colleagues and the industry.With his warm smile and open arms, he welcomedeveryone into his home. Amos’ impact extendedbeyond his family. He used his extensive knowledge ofplumbing and construction skills in countlesscommunity projects. His work was not only also aboutconnecting with people, but also ensuring theircomfort. His toolbox held not only tools but knowledgeand willingness to help. Amos will be dearly missed and fondly remembered byhis children: Tomeka (Wayne) Montgomery, Eric(Tasha) Sewell, Solie (Jessica) White and Rhoda(Chelsea) White-Bell, his siblings: Harold White,Marvin White Sr, Larry White Sr, Denise Coleman,Veronica Gallery and Arthur White; aunts, uncles,nieces, nephews, a host of grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, cousins, and friends. As we celebrate the life of Amos White Jr let us notforget his laugh that echoed in the community, leavinghis mark upon everyone he encountered. His legacywill continue to live on and may he rest in eternalpeace. Prayer of Comfort………………...………..……. Rev Alex Fortune MusicalSelection…………………………………………. Richard Hollis Expressions………………………….. Family and friends MusicalSelection…………………………….....……………………….. Richard Hollis Acknowledgements Obituary……………………………………..………..………….. Read SilentlyEulogy………………………………………...…………….……..….. Solie WhiteRecessional………………………………………..………….. “The Blessing”Procession......……………………………………… Ministry and FamilyScripture……………… Rev Joe Hayes and Rev Byron White

Order of ServiceObituaryAmos Hugh White Jr was born October 24, 1950, inMobile, Al and departed life on February 26, 2024. Hewas the eldest of 7 children born to the late AmosWhite Sr and Harriett Jones White. He was known bymany as “Beaver”. He graduated from ST Elmo HighSchool in 1968, where he met his late wife Lettie SewellWhite, and they later married in 1977. Amos had asuccessful career in welding at VT Halter Marine. Hethen moved to plumbing and construction with CropConstruction. His dedication and skill in these tradesleft a lasting impact on his colleagues and the industry.With his warm smile and open arms, he welcomedeveryone into his home. Amos’ impact extendedbeyond his family. He used his extensive knowledge ofplumbing and construction skills in countlesscommunity projects. His work was not only also aboutconnecting with people, but also ensuring theircomfort. His toolbox held not only tools but knowledgeand willingness to help. Amos will be dearly missed and fondly remembered byhis children: Tomeka (Wayne) Montgomery, Eric(Tasha) Sewell, Solie (Jessica) White and Rhoda(Chelsea) White-Bell, his siblings: Harold White,Marvin White Sr, Larry White Sr, Denise Coleman,Veronica Gallery and Arthur White; aunts, uncles,nieces, nephews, a host of grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, cousins, and friends. As we celebrate the life of Amos White Jr let us notforget his laugh that echoed in the community, leavinghis mark upon everyone he encountered. His legacywill continue to live on and may he rest in eternalpeace. Prayer of Comfort………………...………..……. Rev Alex Fortune MusicalSelection…………………………………………. Richard Hollis Expressions………………………….. Family and friends MusicalSelection…………………………….....……………………….. Richard Hollis Acknowledgements Obituary……………………………………..………..………….. Read SilentlyEulogy………………………………………...…………….……..….. Solie WhiteRecessional………………………………………..………….. “The Blessing”Procession......……………………………………… Ministry and FamilyScripture……………… Rev Joe Hayes and Rev Byron White

Order of ServiceObituaryAmos Hugh White Jr was born October 24, 1950, inMobile, Al and departed life on February 26, 2024. Hewas the eldest of 7 children born to the late AmosWhite Sr and Harriett Jones White. He was known bymany as “Beaver”. He graduated from ST Elmo HighSchool in 1968, where he met his late wife Lettie SewellWhite, and they later married in 1977. Amos had asuccessful career in welding at VT Halter Marine. Hethen moved to plumbing and construction with CropConstruction. His dedication and skill in these tradesleft a lasting impact on his colleagues and the industry.With his warm smile and open arms, he welcomedeveryone into his home. Amos’ impact extendedbeyond his family. He used his extensive knowledge ofplumbing and construction skills in countlesscommunity projects. His work was not only also aboutconnecting with people, but also ensuring theircomfort. His toolbox held not only tools but knowledgeand willingness to help. Amos will be dearly missed and fondly remembered byhis children: Tomeka (Wayne) Montgomery, Eric(Tasha) Sewell, Solie (Jessica) White and Rhoda(Chelsea) White-Bell, his siblings: Harold White,Marvin White Sr, Larry White Sr, Denise Coleman,Veronica Gallery and Arthur White; aunts, uncles,nieces, nephews, a host of grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, cousins, and friends. As we celebrate the life of Amos White Jr let us notforget his laugh that echoed in the community, leavinghis mark upon everyone he encountered. His legacywill continue to live on and may he rest in eternalpeace. Prayer of Comfort………………...………..……. Rev Alex Fortune MusicalSelection…………………………………………. Richard Hollis Expressions………………………….. Family and friends MusicalSelection…………………………….....……………………….. Richard Hollis Acknowledgements Obituary……………………………………..………..………….. Read SilentlyEulogy………………………………………...…………….……..….. Solie WhiteRecessional………………………………………..………….. “The Blessing”Procession......……………………………………… Ministry and FamilyScripture……………… Rev Joe Hayes and Rev Byron White

Amos “Beaver” White JrOctober 26, 1950 – February 26, 2024In loving remembrance ofPallbearersMt. Ararat Baptist Church 5201 Washington Blvd.Theodore, AL 36582As we look back over our lives Wefind ourselves wondering........ Didwe remember to thank you enoughFor all you have done for us? Forall the times you were by oursides To help and support us .......To celebrate our successes Or forteaching us by your example, Thevalue of hard work, goodjudgment, Courage and integrity?We wonder if we ever thankedyou enough For the sacrifices youmade. To let us have when youwent without? We wonder if weever thanked you enough? Andfor the simple things Likelaughter, smiles and times weshared making memories? IF wehave ever forgotten to show ourGratitude for all the things youdid for us We're thankful for you,we thanked you then and wethank you now. We just wonder ifit was enough. We are prayerfulyou knew this all along, Howmuch you truly meant to us all.Was it Enough?GrandsonsAcknowledgementThe family of the late Amos WhiteJr wishes to thank their manyfriends and family for the manyacts of kindness shown to them intheir hour of bereavement. MayGod continue to bless each of youis our prayer.RepastServices Entrusted To: Serenity Funeral Home 8691 Old Pascagoula Rd Theodore, AL 36582

Amos “Beaver” White JrOctober 26, 1950 – February 26, 2024In loving remembrance ofPallbearersMt. Ararat Baptist Church 5201 Washington Blvd.Theodore, AL 36582As we look back over our lives Wefind ourselves wondering........ Didwe remember to thank you enoughFor all you have done for us? Forall the times you were by oursides To help and support us .......To celebrate our successes Or forteaching us by your example, Thevalue of hard work, goodjudgment, Courage and integrity?We wonder if we ever thankedyou enough For the sacrifices youmade. To let us have when youwent without? We wonder if weever thanked you enough? Andfor the simple things Likelaughter, smiles and times weshared making memories? IF wehave ever forgotten to show ourGratitude for all the things youdid for us We're thankful for you,we thanked you then and wethank you now. We just wonder ifit was enough. We are prayerfulyou knew this all along, Howmuch you truly meant to us all.Was it Enough?GrandsonsAcknowledgementThe family of the late Amos WhiteJr wishes to thank their manyfriends and family for the manyacts of kindness shown to them intheir hour of bereavement. MayGod continue to bless each of youis our prayer.RepastServices Entrusted To: Serenity Funeral Home 8691 Old Pascagoula Rd Theodore, AL 36582