<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Food and Beverages are still needed to fuel the celebration of the too short life of Moses Malloy-Jiggets. His Funeral Mass is scheduled at St. Francis de Sales, at 4625 Springfield Avenue / 19143 on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2009 at Noon Folks coming to the church service, may leave "Pot Luck Contributions", for the reception to follow (about 1-3 PM) at the School Hall from 10:30 AM on. Most needed are: Desserts (Cookies, Brownies, Lemon Squares or anything easy to serve), Sodas, Juices, Bottled Water, Trays of Nibbles such as Grape Leaves, Olives, Celery with Cream Cheese, cubed Cheese or a wheels of Brie, Deviled Eggs, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, etc, Items should be on dishes that can be trashed, recycled or donated to the Parish Porch Sale. Trying to track and return dishes is an unwanted burden. We expect at least 250 people to come to the reception in Moses' honor. Food Donors should imagine how much they might consume and do a +1 doubling. So if you think you will eat 4 courses and 2 sodas, bring: a casserole, (there will be chafing dishes and sterno); or 2 six packs of beverages; or a dozen donuts, etc.. The young and broke should come without obligation and the better cooks and more established friends can make more spectacular contributions. If there are left overs they can be packed and donated to other food charities or frozen to provide a few reheat-able meals for Moe's family during the coming, grief hindered days. Thanks for helping send "Ag3nt Moe" off in style. I apologize for duplications, but Moses was a kid who traveled in so many circles, (Scouts, Hip Hop, Sports, etc.) I feel it is better to get the work out in the broadest ways possible.
Happy New Year! Liz ---------- Original Message ---------- From: Kathleen Turner <[email protected]> Subject: [Ucneighbors] Sad news for the neighborhood Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:41 -0500 Moses Jiggetts passed away on December 18th while on a visit to family in Atlanta, GA at the age of 23. Moses was known to many people of all ages throughout the neighborhood; he attended Lea School and St. Francis de Sales School. He was was one of the first members of the re-chartered Boy Scout Troop 152, achieving the rank of Eagle Scout and continuing with the Troop as an Assistant Scoutmaster. He was an early participant in the Clark Park Youth Soccer League, and when he had passed the maximum age to play, began the tradition of players returning as junior assistant coaches. Moses was involved in many of the musical activities of the neighborhood, including co-hosting The Rotunda's "Gathering" as AG3NT M.O.E. Moses was always visible around the neighborhood; cruising on his skateboard, DJ'ing block parties on Larchwood Avenue, or instigating the infamous snowstorm football games at Clark Park. He was taken from us by complications of Still's Disease, a rare autoimmune disorder that he had battled since 2004. Those who would like an opportunity to remember Moses and say goodbye are invited to join his family for his funeral Mass on Saturday, January 2nd at Noon, at St. Francis de Sales Church, followed by a potluck lunch and celebration of his life in the school hall. ____________________________________________________________ Diet Help Cheap Diet Help Tips. Click here. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/c?cp=tPHt3UYOrbXzjO4tA-ptjwAAJ1CFKYcm6BDz_zFnKNoSMWQRAAYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYQAAAAAA=
