Due to Covid-19, there will be no formal funeral services.
Roosevelt Curtis Swift Jr entered this world on the eighth Day of February of 1958, the third child and son of Roosevelt Curtis and Charlotte Mae Swift Sr.. Roosevelt aka Rudy was an energetic, loving, giving and nurturing person as well as a faithful, trusting friend to all who knew him. He was always one who believed in improving himself.Roosevelt Curtis Swift Jr departed this world unexpectedly on the 11th day of December. Preceded in death by his: father Roosevelt Curtis Swift Sr; mother Charlotte Mae Lynn-Swift; brother William Edward Swift Sr; sister Roberta Lynn (Larry) Swift-Pemberton; soul-mate Cheryl Ann Carich.He leaves to cherish his memory: uncle George Franklin Banks and family; sister Janet Darlene (Percy) Swift-Norfleet Jr and family; brother Mark Vincent (Kimberly) Swift Sr and family; sister Elena Dorthea (Ryan) Swift-Carpenter and family; lineage - Lynn, Banks, Swift, McConnell, Taylor, Pemberton (nephews, nieces, cousin), friends, and etc.
The loss of Roosevelt (Rudy) will leave a tremendous void, but his memories will provide a lasting impression on us all!
Roosevelt
Multifaceted easily identifies Roosevelt C Swift Jr. A.K.A Rudy.
Truly a man subjective to none!
Moving as he wanted to move through hardship battles some he lost and
some he won.
Roosevelt loved in a special way always family before friends.
If you had something to say to an ear then he would lend.
But don't be fooled by the attention given if your words were not the deal.
Simply put what Rudy rebutted he always kept it real.
Uncle you are gone from us you've found a way back home.
No more on these wayward, one-way streets will you ever roam.
RIP Unc
Love 4 Life,
Charles Cur (Curtis) mar (Mark) Swift Sr
Prayer
Renewal in the Lord When You're Weary
Lord, my mind, body, and spirit feel tired and worn down.
I need you to give me the strength I need to not give up.
Things in my life feel impossible but God your word says that all things are possible with God.
By your grace, allow me to find rest in your shadow.
Shelter me from the storms of life.
Give me wisdom so I am able to take the right next step forward.
Strengthen my weary mind, body, and spirit.
Help me to run and not grow weary, to walk and not grow faint.
I thank you, God, for being my ever-present help, anytime I face troubles.
I can’t make it without you.
Thank you for carrying my load so I can continue to do the good you have called me to.
Amen.
