Augusta Chronicle, The (GA) - Tuesday, November 28, 2000
Miss Niteka Nicole Wesbey, 18, of Farmers Bridge Road, died Friday, Nov. 24, 2000.
Miss Wesbey, a native of Richmond County, was a student at Valdosta State College and was a member of First Ebenezer Baptist Church, where she was president of Youth Department and a member of Youth Choir.
Survivors include her parents, Frank and Tincie Wesbey, Hephzibah; a sister, LaShauna Wesbey, Hephzibah; and her paternal grandmother, Jannie Wesbey, Hephzibah.
Miss Niteka Nicole Wesbey, 18, of Farmers Bridge Road, died Friday, Nov. 24, 2000.
Miss Wesbey, a native of Richmond County, was a student at Valdosta State College and was a member of First Ebenezer Baptist Church, where she was president of Youth Department and a member of Youth Choir.
Survivors include her parents, Frank and Tincie Wesbey, Hephzibah; a sister, LaShauna Wesbey, Hephzibah; and her paternal grandmother, Jannie Wesbey, Hephzibah.
Augusta Chronicle, The (GA) - Tuesday, November 28, 2000
Miss Niteka Nicole Wesbey, 18, of Farmers Bridge Road, died Friday, Nov. 24, 2000.
Miss Wesbey, a native of Richmond County, was a student at Valdosta State College and was a member of First Ebenezer Baptist Church, where she was president of Youth Department and a member of Youth Choir.
Survivors include her parents, Frank and Tincie Wesbey, Hephzibah; a sister, LaShauna Wesbey, Hephzibah; and her paternal grandmother, Jannie Wesbey, Hephzibah.
Miss Niteka Nicole Wesbey, 18, of Farmers Bridge Road, died Friday, Nov. 24, 2000.
Miss Wesbey, a native of Richmond County, was a student at Valdosta State College and was a member of First Ebenezer Baptist Church, where she was president of Youth Department and a member of Youth Choir.
Survivors include her parents, Frank and Tincie Wesbey, Hephzibah; a sister, LaShauna Wesbey, Hephzibah; and her paternal grandmother, Jannie Wesbey, Hephzibah.
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