On, Sunday, February 21, 2021, God whispered in my ear, your journey here is complete. I have prepared a place for you and have come back to take you to be with me so that where I am you may be also. I answered His call and took my place in his eternal Kingdom. He has wiped every tear from my eyes; death is no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain, for this part of my life has come to completion. My earthly journey began on Thursday, September 12, 1968. I arrived just ten minutes after my twin sister Trina, the second of four siblings to my loving parents Joseph Sharp and Pamela Howell.

I received my education in the Baltimore City Public School System, attending Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary School until my family moved and Iwas later transferred to Harlem Park Elementary. After completing elementary school, I attended Harlem Park Junior High and Edmondson High School, The remainder of my life was spent living in Baltimore, Maryland.

I could be described as having a loving spirit and warm heart with more than a splash of feistiness. I was uniquely known for my sense of humor which leaned a little on the goofy side because I joked and laughed at just about everything.

Preceding me in death are my maternal grandparents, Roger and Josephine Suite, uncles Gary and Leroy Suite, and my only brother, Tony Weldon Howell.

I leave to mourn my passing, my son, Courtney Butler, Jr. and my daughter, Demetrius Scott; my mother, Pamela Howell, twin sister, Trina Sharp, youngest sister Towanda Thomas (Brett), my aunt Sandra Corporal (more like a big sister), aunts Joyce Grisby and Sarah Banks, uncles, Vernon and Elmore Suite; nephew Ronald Haskins, special cousin/little brother, Andrew Corporal, and a host of other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. I will miss you all dearly.