Ellison obituaries, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana

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Ellison, Regina                  24 Feb 2012    Feb 2012    Jerry Nelson
Ellison, Tyler Richmond          13 Mar 2011    Mar 2011    Jerry Nelson

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Obituary published in The Advocate (Baton Rouge) on:  2/24/2012

ELLISON, REGINA
Regina Ellison was born November 1st, 1962 in Independence, Louisiana to 
the late Mertha Mae Ellison in Tangipahoa parish. She passed away at 
9:50 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012, at Our Lady of the Lake Regional 
Medical Center. She was 49. Regina was a life long resident of Baton Rouge, 
Louisiana. She was baptized and accepted Christ at an early age at Little 
Rock Baptist Church in Slaughter, Louisiana, by the late Reverend Mitchell. 
Regina was a graduate of Scotlandville Senior High School, in the year of 
May 21, 1980. While attending Scotlandville Senior High School, Regina was 
involved in different activities, from being a member of the Political 
Science Club to participating in the Marching Band and being a Platoon 
Leader in the JROTC Program. After graduating from high school, Regina 
retained degrees from the American College of Nursing, The Electro-
Mechanical Training Program at the Office of Women Service,Camelot Career 
College School of Retailing, Merchandising and Culinary Arts and Carpentry 
at Baton Rouge Vocational College. Regina attended Louisiana State 
University to continue to further her studies in Computer Science. She also 
trained with the Acadian Ambulance services and received her license as an 
Emergency Medical Technician at Louisiana Technical College. Regina 
continued to pursue her educational background in the Office of Public 
Health Continuing Education Program, at Louisiana State University for 
Child Psychology. As a great educational leader and believer, she expanded 
her studies in the field of a Social Worker at Baton Rouge Community 
College. She leaves to cherish in her memories, a twin brother Reginald 
Ellison, a younger set of twin brothers and sisters- Tyrie and Sherrie 
Ellison, two sisters, Meta Ellison and Tonya Ellison-Jolla, one brother-
in-law, Derius Jolla Jr. One niece, Tiera Ellison and one nephew, Tasharvis 
Ellison alongside one aunt Bethener "Tina" Ellison, all from Baton Rouge, 
Louisiana. A great-aunt, Essie Jones and a great-uncle Albert Jones of 
Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Regina was proceeded in death by her mother, Mertha 
Mae Ellison, grand-parents, Steve and Lyinell Ellison, two aunts, Helen 
Ruth Ellison and Olivia Ellison-Jones, two uncles Chauncey T. Ellison and 
Nathan Ellison, including a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. 
Regina has four devoted friends, Janet Jackson, Mack Chews, Wilbert Jones 
and Harry Porter Sr. Services will be held at Little Rock Baptist Church, 
401 East Avenue, Slaughter, on Saturday, Feb. 25, at 11 a.m. Interment to 
follow in Southern Memorial Gardens, 3012 Blount Road.

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Obituary published in The Advocate (Baton Rouge) on:  3/13/2011

ELLISON, TYLER RICHMOND
He was the building director of St. James Episcopal Church in Baton Rouge. 
Tyler died Tuesday, March 8, 2011, at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical 
Center. He was 52. Tyler attended Jesuit High School in New Orleans and was 
one of their National Merit Scholars. He graduated from Tara High School in 
Baton Rouge, where he had moved to in 1975. He attended LSU for several 
years and was in the LSU Tiger Band. Visitation at St. James Episcopal 
Church on Monday, March 14, from 10 a.m. until the Memorial Mass at noon, 
conducted by the Rev. Mark Holland and the Rev. Maryann Garrett. Entombment 
will follow in the church mausoleum. He will be cremated, according to his 
wishes. Tyler is survived by his mother, Jane M. Ellison, of Baton Rouge; 
sister, Cherie Ellison Miestchovich Lewis, of Baton Rouge; family friend, 
Donny Short; brother, Stephen Paul Ellison and wife Christine Ellison, of 
Ponchatoula; nephew, Ryan Miestchovich and wife Jill; great-nephew, Parker; 
nephew, Ray Miestchovich and wife Catherine; great-niece, Aydyn; nephew, 
Kirk Manso; niece, Stephanie Manso and her fiancˇ, J.Q. Dick; great-nephew, 
Conrad Manso; and several aunts and cousins. Thanks to Dr. William 
Boedefeld, Dr. Paul Garrett, Dr. Denzil Moraes, Dr. Jeff Moonan and all the
nurses in the cardiac unit at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center. 
Our deepest appreciation to the Rev. Mark Holland and the Rev. Maryann 
Garrett of St. James Episcopal Church for their generosity and kindness to 
the Ellison family.  

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