Emma C. Westinghouse

Sister Emma Cotrell Westinghouse was born August 26, 1925 in Richmond, VA to Tracey and Wiliana Carter Westinghouse.

She accepted Christ at early age and was a faithful member of The New Beginning Assembly of the Saints Church of Panama City, Florida under the leadership of Bishop Lonnie Mitchell, Sr.

She loved taking care of people and able to share her love through her ministry as a nurse.

She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters and brothers: John H. Westinghouse, George Westinghouse, Joseph Westinghouse, Mary Jane Westinghouse and Gladys P. Westinghouse and a grandson, Tracey Westinghouse.

Sister Westinghouse leaves to cherish her memories her daughter, Yamin Benton; grandchildren: Laquitta Davis, Don Westinghouse, Monique Barnes, Tonya Berkley and Jamie Thomas; great grandchildren: Joydan, Justyce, Tracey, Nyjha, Yasmin, Javash, Johnasia, Nakia, Raven, Raeqwon, Shatericka, Shatavia, Christian, Jasmine, Jamiyah, Tamiyos, Jamarion, Damarion and DaKola; niece and nephew: Zeta and Guy; numerous other relatives and friends.

On Monday, August 31, 2015, Sister Westinghouse changed her earthly address for a address in Heaven. Well done thy good and faithful servant.

Last Fight

A face that is always on my mind,
A smile I have seen a million times,
Two eyes that would light up the sky at night,
One last battle you could not fight,
The day was long, then night then morn.
I knew that soon you would be gone,
I clasped your hand so warm in mine,
Soon we would be out of time,
To stay with us you fought so hard, 
A million pieces went my heart,
Now a photo I look at to see your smile,
I keep your number on my speed dial,
A video I watch to hear your voice,
This I do.... I have no choice.,
But great memories I will always keep with me,
Your love in my heart for eternity,
I never got to say goodbye,
To understand why, I can but try,
Waiting in heaven from this moment on,
'Till God asks you to bring me home....

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