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Obituary For Rasheem O. Hairston
Rasheem O'Shea Hairston, 24, of Eden, N.C. passed away Tuesday, January 1, 2019. Born in Danville, Va., on May 7, 1994 to Mitchell O. Wilson and Michelle Hairston. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Clarence J. and Malissa Hairston; one son, Ronan E. McCoy Hairston and one sister, Rachelle O. Hairston.
Rasheem is survived by his mother, Michelle Hairston; his father, Mitchell O. Wilson;two daughters, Trinity R. Hairston and Ta'niyah D. Brim all of Martinsville, VA; one son, Jy'Karious A. Harris of Axton, Va.; two brothers, Michael Hairston and Telvin O. Hairston both of Martinsville, VA; six sisters, Latoya Hairston and Whitney Barbour both of Roanoke Rapids, NC; Britney Barbour of Fieldale, VA; Demesha Motley of Danville, VA; Trinity Wilson of Stokesdale, N.C.; De'agah Wilson of Axton, VA;and paternal grandparents, Valerie Wilson of Axton, Va; and Michael Wilson of Richmond, VA.
He was a graduate of Magna Vista High School, Class of 2012 and worked at Gildan, Eden N.C.
The family will receive friends Saturday, January 12, 2019 at 1 p.m. at Shiloh Way Of The Cross, Bishop Early Dillard, Officiating. The family will receive friends 30 minutes prior to the service and all other times at the home of his mother, 1428 Spruce St. Ext. Apt.D, Martinsville, VA.
Interment will be in Moyer Family Cemetery.
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Add A CondolenceI love you bruh my life has changed since you left man you literally took a part of me with you.. Please continue to watch over all us I wish I was with you so I wouldn't feel this pain.. #LoveAlwaysWhitney
Miss you soooooo much bruh this pain gets worse everyday.. I wish I could hear your voice and turn up with you right now.. Continue watching over us til we reunite you always on my mind and forever in my heart.. 05/07/94 - 01/01/19 #LongLiveRasheem #MyBrothersKeeper
Deeply and sincerely sorry to hear the news of Rasheem. Losing a loved one is a pain that stings to the core, but take courage in God's promise to return our loved ones to live who are now sleeping in the memorial tombs.
Kimberly Largin Wright
Michelle, I know there are no words that will ease your heavy heart right now, and I won't say I know how you feel because I've never experienced what you are going through now. Just know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this sorrowful time. I pray that all the wonderful and fun memories you all have of Rasheem will be of some comfort to you. May God bless you all, and let his presence shine all around you.
