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By 7031791897 March 20, 2025
Friday
March 21st, 2025
Celebration of Life 
11-1p
Serenity FH Chapel

Live Stream
By 7031791897 March 7, 2025
Viewing / Service

Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Saturday March 8th 
10am - 2pm

https://www.hdezwebcast.com/show/bernardino-gabrillo

By 7031791897 March 7, 2025
Viewing / Service 

Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89104

Friday, March 7th 2025
6p - 8p

https://www.hdezwebcast.com/show/dwayne-larry

By 7031791897 March 5, 2025
March 8th, 2025
Saturday
Services: 3:30-5:30p
Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 89104

Live Stream
By 7031791897 February 11, 2025
Viewing
Friday
February 14th, 2025
12-6p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 
89104

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By 7031791897 February 6, 2025
Sunrise: August 08, 1964 ~ Sunset: January 21, 2025
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Cleofas Olivas-Ortega, nació el día 9 de Abril de 1941 en el Estado de Durango, Mexico, falleció el 14 de Enero de 2025. A principios de la década de los años 70, ella y su esposo, Santiago Ortega, junto con sus hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan y Hector, se establecieron en la ciudad de Tijuana donde vivieron por varios años. Es durante ese tiempo que fue bendecida con el nacimiento de su sexto hijo, Javier. A finales de los 70s decidieron emigrar a Los Ángeles, California donde se ubicaron por un largo tiempo. Fue ahí donde se convirtió en madre de su último hijo, Edgar. Cleofas fue una servidora muy activa en la Iglesia Catolica Santo Tomás donde también fue miembro del grupo de evangelización Carisma en Misiones. Al principio de los 90’s tomaron la decisión de trasladarse a Las Vegas, Nevada. En el año 2007, tuvo la gran pérdida de su esposo, Santiago Ortega. Cleofas vivió y pasó sus últimos días en Las Vegas, Nevada. Cleofas fue una gran esposa y una madre muy querida por sus siete hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, y Edgar. Fue una abuela y bisabuela muy cariñosa con sus doce nietos y sus cuatro bisnietos. Abrió sus puertas a una infinidad de personas y compartió su hogar muy en especial con su sobrina Angelica, al igual que con el amigo de sus hijos, Bryan. Conocida por su compasión por los demás, su espíritu viajero y la capacidad de reunir a la familia sobre una cena hecha en casa, ella ha tenido un impacto significativo en sus seres queridos. Su dedicación a su fe ayudó a guiar a otros a fortalecer su relación con Dios. Todos los que la conocieron extrañarán profundamente la generosidad y ganas de ayudar a las personas. Los descendientes de Cleofas le desean un descanso eterno en paz.

Cleofas Olivas-Ortega was born on April 9th in 1941 in Durango, Mexico and passed away on January 14th, 2025.
At the start of the 1970s, she and her husband, Santiago Ortega, along with their children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan and Hector, established their home in Tijuana, Mexico where they lived for several years. It was during that time that she was blessed with the birth of her sixth child, Javier. Nearing the end of the 70s they decided to immigrate to Los Angeles, California where they settled and lived for many years. During her time in Los Angeles, she gave birth to her last child, Edgar. Cleofas was an active member of her church, St. Thomas Catholic Church where she joined the evangelization group Carisma en Misiones. At the beginning of the 1990’s they decided to move to Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2007, she suffered the great loss of her husband, Santiago Ortega. She lived and spent the last of her days in Las Vegas. Cleofas was a devoted wife and a deeply loved mother by her seven children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, and Edgar. She was an incredibly warm grandmother and great-grandmother to twelve grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She opened her doors to an infinite number of people and shared her home, especially with her niece, Angelica, as well as with her sons’ friend, Bryan. Known for her compassion for others, adventurous spirit, and ability to unite her family around a home cooked meal, she has made a lasting impact on her loved ones. Her dedication to her faith assisted in guiding others toward strengthening their relationship with God. Everyone who knew her will deeply miss her generosity and willingness to extend a helping hand. Cleofas’ descendants wish her a peaceful eternal rest.
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Memorial Service
Saturday
February 1st, 2025
12:30-3:30p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 
89104
Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 16, 2025

Salmo 23

El  Señor  es mi pastor,
nada me faltará.
2 En lugares de  verdes pastos me hace descansar;
junto a aguas de reposo me conduce.
3 Él restaura mi alma;
me guía por senderos de justicia
por amor de su nombre.

4 Aunque pase por el valle de sombra de muerte,
no temeré mal alguno, porque tú estás conmigo;
tu vara y tu cayado me infunden aliento


By 7031791897 January 16, 2025
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Franklyn Verley

  • By 7031791897
  • 03 Oct, 2019
Sunrise: December 27, 1960                  Sunset: September 28, 2019
Franklyn Gerrard Verley III was born in New York, New York "Harlem USA" on December 27, 1960 to Franklyn Fitzgerald Verley II and Carroll Ann Howell Verley. From the beginning Franklyn was influence by his Jamaican grandparents both of the Howell's and the Verley's. The family sat around the table and told stories of life in Jamaica and the journey to New York. These stories instilled in him a strong commitment to family and community. Franklyn's parents and grandparents also impressed upon him an authentic appreciation of his roots through submerging him in black culture. Franklyn's father taught him how to be a strong black man who balanced education and self-discipline. His mother's love for educating young people inspired Franklyn's love for mentoring young minds. Growing up in Harlem during the 70's and 80's gave him a flair to his personality that only the community could. Franklyn build lifelong relationships that have sustained through the years.

While growing up, Franklyn was a sports enthusiast, he excelled in wrestling and football. In 1985 Franklyn enlisted in the US Marine Corps. Franklyn later went to work for the New York Times. During his 19 years at The Times, he grew his career to become the regional head of distribution, covering all of New York State and surrounding areas. While at The Times, he cultivated even more lifelong friendships. Relationships that he credited as helping increase hi love for journalism and writing.

After relocating to Las Vegas, Franklyn did what came naturally to him....

Franklyn, aka "Verl" started working for the City of Las Vegas in the Parks & Recreation Division over 21 years ago. He acted as an advocate for his team, he is passionate about keeping the team inspired and motivated. And as with every place Frankly goes, he built lifelong friendships and impacted lives. 

Wanting to connect the community and power of mass media back to its historical relevance in the Black community, he set his sights on radio and joined KCEP FM in June of 2000. His NY roots provided "Franklyn G" insights to Rap, Hip-Hop, New Jack swing, Disco, Soul, R&B and Jazz that shaped his style of programming and events. Franklyn developed his experience in various musical formats as part of the KCEP family, yet he was always hoping to create pathways to connect this small desert oasis to the larger Black diaspora though "Black Intelligent talk radio". In 2006, Franklyn developed "Like It Is Radio!" He used this outlet as an opportunity to speak truth to power and birth events such as "Kemet in The Desert", "Men Who Cook", "Emancipation Circle" and countless other community events. Franklyn is also a part of the renowned :Breakdown Crew". During his time in Las Vegas, Franklyn is the recipient of countless certificates, declarations and awards most recently including the Nevada Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Fountain of Hope Community Activism Award and NAACP Legacy Builder Award.

Franklyn leaves a legacy wherever he goes, but this Desert has been impacted by his bold creative community involvement. Weather "F to the Jizzle". "Franklyn G", "Frank-o-domus" or "Student Verley," this city has been challenged to keep this important work alive. He will tell you "there is still work to be done!"
By 7031791897 March 20, 2025
Friday
March 21st, 2025
Celebration of Life 
11-1p
Serenity FH Chapel

Live Stream
By 7031791897 March 7, 2025
Viewing / Service

Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Saturday March 8th 
10am - 2pm

https://www.hdezwebcast.com/show/bernardino-gabrillo

By 7031791897 March 7, 2025
Viewing / Service 

Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89104

Friday, March 7th 2025
6p - 8p

https://www.hdezwebcast.com/show/dwayne-larry

By 7031791897 March 5, 2025
March 8th, 2025
Saturday
Services: 3:30-5:30p
Serenity Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 89104

Live Stream
By 7031791897 February 11, 2025
Viewing
Friday
February 14th, 2025
12-6p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Ste. 306
Las Vegas, NV 
89104

Live Stream
By 7031791897 February 6, 2025
Sunrise: August 08, 1964 ~ Sunset: January 21, 2025
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Cleofas Olivas-Ortega, nació el día 9 de Abril de 1941 en el Estado de Durango, Mexico, falleció el 14 de Enero de 2025. A principios de la década de los años 70, ella y su esposo, Santiago Ortega, junto con sus hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan y Hector, se establecieron en la ciudad de Tijuana donde vivieron por varios años. Es durante ese tiempo que fue bendecida con el nacimiento de su sexto hijo, Javier. A finales de los 70s decidieron emigrar a Los Ángeles, California donde se ubicaron por un largo tiempo. Fue ahí donde se convirtió en madre de su último hijo, Edgar. Cleofas fue una servidora muy activa en la Iglesia Catolica Santo Tomás donde también fue miembro del grupo de evangelización Carisma en Misiones. Al principio de los 90’s tomaron la decisión de trasladarse a Las Vegas, Nevada. En el año 2007, tuvo la gran pérdida de su esposo, Santiago Ortega. Cleofas vivió y pasó sus últimos días en Las Vegas, Nevada. Cleofas fue una gran esposa y una madre muy querida por sus siete hijos, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, y Edgar. Fue una abuela y bisabuela muy cariñosa con sus doce nietos y sus cuatro bisnietos. Abrió sus puertas a una infinidad de personas y compartió su hogar muy en especial con su sobrina Angelica, al igual que con el amigo de sus hijos, Bryan. Conocida por su compasión por los demás, su espíritu viajero y la capacidad de reunir a la familia sobre una cena hecha en casa, ella ha tenido un impacto significativo en sus seres queridos. Su dedicación a su fe ayudó a guiar a otros a fortalecer su relación con Dios. Todos los que la conocieron extrañarán profundamente la generosidad y ganas de ayudar a las personas. Los descendientes de Cleofas le desean un descanso eterno en paz.

Cleofas Olivas-Ortega was born on April 9th in 1941 in Durango, Mexico and passed away on January 14th, 2025.
At the start of the 1970s, she and her husband, Santiago Ortega, along with their children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan and Hector, established their home in Tijuana, Mexico where they lived for several years. It was during that time that she was blessed with the birth of her sixth child, Javier. Nearing the end of the 70s they decided to immigrate to Los Angeles, California where they settled and lived for many years. During her time in Los Angeles, she gave birth to her last child, Edgar. Cleofas was an active member of her church, St. Thomas Catholic Church where she joined the evangelization group Carisma en Misiones. At the beginning of the 1990’s they decided to move to Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2007, she suffered the great loss of her husband, Santiago Ortega. She lived and spent the last of her days in Las Vegas. Cleofas was a devoted wife and a deeply loved mother by her seven children, Josefina, Jesus, Rita, Juan, Hector, Javier, and Edgar. She was an incredibly warm grandmother and great-grandmother to twelve grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She opened her doors to an infinite number of people and shared her home, especially with her niece, Angelica, as well as with her sons’ friend, Bryan. Known for her compassion for others, adventurous spirit, and ability to unite her family around a home cooked meal, she has made a lasting impact on her loved ones. Her dedication to her faith assisted in guiding others toward strengthening their relationship with God. Everyone who knew her will deeply miss her generosity and willingness to extend a helping hand. Cleofas’ descendants wish her a peaceful eternal rest.
By 7031791897 January 29, 2025
Memorial Service
Saturday
February 1st, 2025
12:30-3:30p
Serenity FH Chapel
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 
89104
Live Stream
By 7031791897 January 16, 2025

Salmo 23

El  Señor  es mi pastor,
nada me faltará.
2 En lugares de  verdes pastos me hace descansar;
junto a aguas de reposo me conduce.
3 Él restaura mi alma;
me guía por senderos de justicia
por amor de su nombre.

4 Aunque pase por el valle de sombra de muerte,
no temeré mal alguno, porque tú estás conmigo;
tu vara y tu cayado me infunden aliento


By 7031791897 January 16, 2025
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