Jett Yoho
July 9, 1996 –
Jett Yoho went to be with his Lord on April 10, 2021.
He was born July 9, 1996, graduated from Clearwater Insurance School, receiving his certification and attaining full licensure for all lines of insurance.
Jett was a loving son, father, brother and friend, who brought joy to those who knew him. He loved fishing, playing basketball, going to the beach, playing cello and chess. But most of all he loved his two children, Isabella Grace and Mason Dillard.
He was quite the industrious worker. After a brief stint in the insurance business, he held positions with a pool building company, a roofer, and a tennis court resurfacing business. He was lauded by all for his tireless work ethic.
He loved the Lord, having grown up in Ruskin United Methodist Church, going to Warren G. Wills Summer Camp. He was baptized at the Lighthouse Faith Home on Jan. 15, 2021. The suffering is over, and his soul is at peace.
He is survived by his parents, John and Angela Yoho; Kegan Nelmapius, brother; and Kelley, Roman Gabriel and Ezekiel John Nelmapius; and his two children, Isabella Grace and Mason Dillard.
A celebration of Jett’s life will be held at Ruskin United Methodist Church on May 22 at 11 a.m.
<h2><strong>Arlie F. Carrier Jr</strong>.</h2>
<a href="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/05/Arlie-Carrier-1.jpg"><img class="wp-image-32597 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/05/Arlie-Carrier-1-450x558.jpg" alt="" width="110" height="136" /></a>Mr. Carrier was born on Sept. 11, 1928, and passed April 26, 2021, at the home of Helen Chinn. He had a very fulfilling life, living most of his adult life in Lundington, Mich. Arlie owned and operated Carries Electric until he retired. He could talk to you for hours on how to repair large motors.
Spliting his home time between Michigan and Florida after retirement, he decided to make Sun City Center, Fla., his permanent home in 2016. He also had a home in Riverbreeze Estates, Ruskin, Fla., before moving to Sun City Center.
Many of you will remember Arlie from the Moose, VFW and The American Legion. He was a life long member of each. Arlie served in the Navy.
Arlie is preceded in death by his daughter, Judy Carrier. He is survived by one son, Arlie Carrier III; two grandchildren ;and five great-grandchildren, all from Michigan; two half brothers, Ken Carrier and Gary Carrier.
Arlie will be sadly missed by George Kyle, whom he dearly loved like a son, and last but not least, the love of his life, Helen Chinn. Helen has been a much cherished sweetheart for 14 years. Arlie and Helen met at the Moose in 2007 and danced themselves into 14 years of happiness.
Arlie has been cremated and his family will have a memorial at a later date. His remains will be next to his daughter Judy.
He was born July 9, 1996, graduated from Clearwater Insurance School, receiving his certification and attaining full licensure for all lines of insurance.
Jett was a loving son, father, brother and friend, who brought joy to those who knew him. He loved fishing, playing basketball, going to the beach, playing cello and chess. But most of all he loved his two children, Isabella Grace and Mason Dillard.
He was quite the industrious worker. After a brief stint in the insurance business, he held positions with a pool building company, a roofer, and a tennis court resurfacing business. He was lauded by all for his tireless work ethic.
He loved the Lord, having grown up in Ruskin United Methodist Church, going to Warren G. Wills Summer Camp. He was baptized at the Lighthouse Faith Home on Jan. 15, 2021. The suffering is over, and his soul is at peace.
He is survived by his parents, John and Angela Yoho; Kegan Nelmapius, brother; and Kelley, Roman Gabriel and Ezekiel John Nelmapius; and his two children, Isabella Grace and Mason Dillard.
A celebration of Jett’s life will be held at Ruskin United Methodist Church on May 22 at 11 a.m.
<h2><strong>Arlie F. Carrier Jr</strong>.</h2>
<a href="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/05/Arlie-Carrier-1.jpg"><img class="wp-image-32597 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/05/Arlie-Carrier-1-450x558.jpg" alt="" width="110" height="136" /></a>Mr. Carrier was born on Sept. 11, 1928, and passed April 26, 2021, at the home of Helen Chinn. He had a very fulfilling life, living most of his adult life in Lundington, Mich. Arlie owned and operated Carries Electric until he retired. He could talk to you for hours on how to repair large motors.
Spliting his home time between Michigan and Florida after retirement, he decided to make Sun City Center, Fla., his permanent home in 2016. He also had a home in Riverbreeze Estates, Ruskin, Fla., before moving to Sun City Center.
Many of you will remember Arlie from the Moose, VFW and The American Legion. He was a life long member of each. Arlie served in the Navy.
Arlie is preceded in death by his daughter, Judy Carrier. He is survived by one son, Arlie Carrier III; two grandchildren ;and five great-grandchildren, all from Michigan; two half brothers, Ken Carrier and Gary Carrier.
Arlie will be sadly missed by George Kyle, whom he dearly loved like a son, and last but not least, the love of his life, Helen Chinn. Helen has been a much cherished sweetheart for 14 years. Arlie and Helen met at the Moose in 2007 and danced themselves into 14 years of happiness.
Arlie has been cremated and his family will have a memorial at a later date. His remains will be next to his daughter Judy.