Eugene Wallace, son of the late Annie Harrison was born
on May 20, 1935 in Alcolu, South Carolina. The Lord called
him home to rest April 7, 2018.

He received his education in the Alcolu City Public Schools
System.

He met and married the late Louise Wallace in July 1954.
He cherished that union until her death. He was a great
provider and he loved his family. He was a brick layer by trade.
He helped build houses and businesses throughout Baltimore
and surrounding areas; such as The Five Mile House on
Reisterstown Road, the brick walls on Martin Luther King
Boulevard, the apartments in the Harlem Park Community
and Cycle World in Glen Burnie. He worked very hard and
enjoyed playing baseball, fishing, dancing, listening to Oldies
but Goodies, watching old westerns, and taking rides around
the community.

Those remaining to cherish his loving memory are: devoted
sons, Gary E. Wallace Sr. and Eugene Wallace (Bonnie); loving
daughters, Mrs. Mia Taylor (Rodney), and Cynthia Wallace
(Floyd Pryor); five grandchildren, Shamia Hall, Gary E. Wallace Jr.,
Breanna Wallace, Rodney M. Taylor Jr. and Miona Taylor; four great grandchildren, Londyn, Za'Riaha, K ween and Ka'Miera; three loving
brothers, Joseph Harrison, William Witherspoon
and David Witherspoon; one sister, Sarah Crowell; four loving
sisters-in- law, Mrs. Queen (late Alphonzo) Jackson, Mrs. Joann
Simmons, Mrs. Bernice (Robert) Wheeler and Mrs. Gloria Owens
all of Baltimore and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives
and many, many dear friends.

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