Rona Rochelle Phillips-Adams

Rona Phillips, a remarkable individual known for her warm spirit and gift of gab, touched the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her engaging nature and friendly conversations left a lasting impression, filling the hearts of those around her with joy and laughter.

Her presence to this Earth was felt on December 7, 1971, which was the beginning of something big. With her expressive personality and loving vibes, she made friends with everyone along her journey. Highly intelligent and valued she went on to graduate from Spring High School, then attended T.S.U. as an honor student. One of her well known ventures was when she became a staple at Tom Peacock Cadillac. She was all about her money as she went on to start her own businesses which included her Tax Services. 

She was a devoted mother to her four children: James Adams Jr, Semon Adams, Christian Adams, and Cameron Adams

She is preceded in death by, Claude Phillips(Grandfather); Ruby Phillips(Grandmother); Tommy Pierson(father); Brittany Phillips(Neice); Kenneth Phillips(Uncle); Lois Phillips(Aunt); Naomi Phillips(Aunt); Willie Lee Cox(Aunt); Glen Samuels(cousin); Claudia Thompson(Aunt); Yvonne Balderas(Aunt); Bobby Ray Smith(Uncle); Shaun Williams(Cousin); Gary Smith Jr(cousin); Nicole Smith(Cousin); Trevor Lamont (Cousin); A.D Hilton(Aunt)

Her memories are left to be cherished by: (Kids)James, Semon, Christian and Cameron Adams; (Mother)Cheryl Phillips; (Sister)Christene Phillips; (Brother)Richard Phillips; (Brother)Kevin Pierson(Keisha Pierson); (Neice)Zaahira Mubbarak; (Nephew) Dallas Pierson; (Neice)Dakota Pierson; (Nephew)Liam Pierson; (Aunt)Cindy Henderson; (Nephew)Brandon Phillips;(Nephew)Blake Turner; (Aunt)Janice Davis; (Uncle)Gary Smith(Margaret Smith) and (Cousin)Melvin Philio; (Friend)Donell Price

Rona's vibrant presence was a source of comfort and happiness, bringing people together with her easygoing charm. As we remember her, we celebrate the moments shared, the stories exchanged, and the love she spread throughout her life. She will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by everyone she encountered. As much as we know she loved to talk, now we will be doing the talking about all the great stories about her.