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Eddie B Tartt

March 20, 1929 - December 03, 2021
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Stephanie Strawbridge

Strawbridge Memorial Chapel

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Strawbridge Memorial Chapel

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Eddie B Tartt

March 20, 1929 - December 03, 2021

Eddie Bell Tartt departed this life on Friday December 3, 2021 at David Simpson Hospice House in Cleveland, OH.  She was born in Whitfield, AL on March 20, 1929 and raised by Oliver and Hester (Evans) Young.  Eddie Bell was named after her great-uncle Eddie and his wife, Seebell, while also earning the nickname "NeeNee" from older family members and friends.  She married Tommie Lee Tartt on August 7, 1949 and shortly thereafter moved to Cleveland, OH.  They joined New Light Baptist Church where they remained for decades. They later worshipped at First Greater New Zion Baptist Church. 

She was predeceased by her mother Dora Mae (Swan) Young, her husband Deacon Tommie Tartt, her sister and brother-in-law Dora Mae and Rev. H.H. Hardy, and her daughter Timberly.  She is survived by her daughter Jeanne Pleasant (Larry), daughter Deborah, son Tommie, grandchildren Melissa, Larra, Jeffrey, Jocelyn, and Jaleesa, great-grandchildren Aurora, Ra, and Giovanni, and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.

She shared a love of politics and gardening with her son-in-law, Larry.  She worked at the polls in every election for almost 50 years. She was kind and compassionate, talkative and friendly, stubborn and determined.  She first got her driver's license at age 50 and for the last time at age 90.  Her cousin Dot quotes NeeNee as saying, "I'm in the slow lane. I put all my blinkers on.  Go past me. Don't trail me.  I'll get there in my own time."

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Joyce Crews Our Deepest sympathy William and Joyce Crews
almost 3 years ago

Joyce Crews My deepest sympathy. Pleasant. Penn, Emory Family
almost 3 years ago

Darryl Burke My deepest sympathies on the loss of your mother. She was a true woman of God who walked in her faith and sought to love her neighbor. May her soul rest in peace and may light and life perpetual shine upon her.
almost 3 years ago

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