Constance Young daughter of Constance Harvard and the late
Joseph L. Young was born on December 4, 1964 in Baltimore, Maryland.
She was called to heavenly rest on November 19, 2017 after a lengthy illness.
She was one of 5 children birthed out of that union, preceded in death by her
older sister Michelle Harvard.

Constance was raised by both of her parents in Fairfield, Maryland. She
attended Victory Elementary School and was educated thereafter in the
public school system of Baltimore, Maryland.

Constance was united in holy matrimony to the late Willie Jamison.
She was employed most of her professional career doing what she loved
most, helping others; the latest being The House of Ruth where she was
able to help countless women to heal mentally and physically.

Constance was an outgoing, energetic, magnetic, fun-loving person that
loved to travel and meet new people. Wherever she was, she could always
strike up a conversation with any and everybody, literally. She especially
loved to cruise and be able to engagelinteract with people from from all over
the world. This was an extension of her passion for helping others. Anything
she could do to help someone in need, she absolutely did without complain-
ing. Above all, she loved spending time with her family.

She leaves to celebrate her life and cherish her memory: her children, Talisa
Woron, Maurice H. Wright Jr., and NeKeyia Jamison; one step-daughter,
Latarsha Jamison and faithful adopted son, James Ford, III; her mother,
Constance Harvard; four brothers, Gary Harvard, Maurice Harvard, Joseph
Young Jr, and Terrence Young; two sisters, Viola Young, and Lanaya
Young; two devoted step-sisters, Theresa Carter and Geneva Cottman; six
grandchildren, Donavar, King, Omen, Faith, Davon and Denver; three
distinguished nieces, Nichole Jordan, Veronica Smalls and Nefiteria Jami-
son; one aunt, Evelyn House; a very special friend, Patrice "Trice" Wright;
two son-in-laws, Adam Woron, Jr. and Steven Melton, and a host of other
relatives and friends.