Memorial

Waldric Vernode Earvin affectionately known as “Dough Boy” or “Orange Borange”, by his immediate family was born on July 15, 1979 to Vernette Brown and Wallace Earvin in Forrest City, Arkansas. Waldric’s life was dedicated to the Lord, early on as an infant, at Willis Temple of God in Christ located in Madison, AR under the leadership of Pastor James Alexander.

Waldric was a proud graduate from Utah High class of 1997. Waldric worked the past 16 years as a construction laborer. He enjoyed the hard work.

Waldric was a very well mannered, loving, soft spoken, handsome, wonderful, smart and humble young man. He was confident in himself and in his dreams of owning his own janitorial business. Waldric always accomplished what he set out to do. He was a hard worker and lets not forget one stylish dresser! Waldric enjoyed Music, Movies, Cooking, Singing and Just Hanging Out with Family and Friends. He was a “Joy” to be around and will “Truly” be missed.

Waldric, was a Son, Father, Brother, Grandson, Nephew, Cousin, a Friend to ALL and a Child of God. He was a Blessing and a Lesson to me. He had many titles, and wore many, many hats but however, you knew him, I know that you made Unforgettable memories.

Loved ones preceding him in this life include: Grandparents, Dorothy Mae Brown, Charlie Brown, Great Grandparents, Lear Baker, Frankie Lee Baker Sr., Johnnie Mae Lacey, Shirley Jean Henson; Uncle’s, Frankie Lee Baker Jr., Lonell Smith; Aunt’s, Loistine Owens, Annie Mae Owens, Alma Jean Wright and Patricia Smith; Cousins, Leodies Brown, Marco Smith and Chris Baker. He leaves to cherish his memory, Daughter, Unique Miracle Harper-Earvin; Mother, Vernette Brown; Father, Wallace Earvin; Grandmother; Glady Logan, Sister, Marchetta Earvin-Ellis (Nathan); Brother, Markee Earvin; Nieces, Calise Reed-Ellis, Heavenly Earvin; Nephews’ Nathan Ellis Jr., Caleb Reed-Ellis, Kelton Ellis and a host of loving relatives and friends.