MR. SAUL B. MINOR

November 16, 1942 - March 3, 2021

He was born November 16, 1942 to Mr. Henry Minor and Mrs. Lottie Bradford Minor. He accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at an early age and joined Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church. Later, he was ordained as a deacon on August 18, 1974. In 2018, he joined New Beginning Baptist Church and remained active until his death. He loved his God, his church, and other people. He was united in holy matrimony to Charlene W. Minor on March 25, 1967. To this union three sons were born; Rev. Durward L. Minor, Sr., Min. Michael Minor, and Min. Jason Minor. He leaves to cherish his memory a wife, four sons: Rev. Durward (Angela) Minor, Sr., Michael (Shanderia) Minor, Victor Kent (Janet) Collins, Fletcher (Meisi) Collins; a daughter, Victoria (John) Hollingshed; a daughter-in law, Kaile King Minor; grandchildren: Durward, Jr., Deron (Tiara), Adrienne, Michael, Justin, Kynnadi, Raven, Kailynn (Joe), Kariah, Mondaca, Victoria, Vanessa, Valencia, Skylar, Dermetris (Tasha), JeJuan (Sapphire), Timothy, Desmond, Leitu, Puaaelo, Nuisa, and Jamario; great-grandchildren: Dakota, Dallas, Kason, Braylen, Jahzon, Jahzih, NyOndria, Alydia, Elijah, Ausom, Avery, Maya, Legend, Miles, Kaislei, Jamyiah; sisters: Louise Gandy, Ada Prater, Mary Brooks, Bessie Williams, Rose Lindsey, Sandra (Glover) Young, Joe Ann Minor, Mary Jones, Pamela Jones, and Tasha Jones; brothers: Claude (Gloria) Minor, Jodie (Elizabeth) Outlaw, Willie J. Minor, Dossie Minor, Walter Minor, Charles (Gloria) Minor, Keith (Shanta) Lawrence, Melvin Jones, and Edward (Lakia) Jones; sisters-in-law: Dana Minor, Carlene Williams, Regina Barnette and Renee Barnette; brothers-in-law: Dennis (Netia) Brown and Kelvin Hunter. He also leaves a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and close friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; his son, Min. Jason Minor; three sisters: Castella Minor, Annie Laura Townsel, and Patsy Jones; one brother, Bobby Joe; and brothers-in-law: Powell Gandy and Clifton Brooks. Saul Minor was a professional truck driver and traveled here and there to care for his family. He will be greatly missed but not forgotten.