Dollann Elias Parker

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Celebrating the life of
Dollann Elias ParkerJanuary 02, 1957 - December 28, 2013

SAVANNAH – Dollann E. Parker, 56, passed away December 28, 2013 at her home.
Born January 2, 1957, she lived in Brooklyn, NY from childhood until graduation from the University of Chicago, prior to her marriage to Martin Vincent Parker, Sr. on August 30, 1980. She attended P.S. 243 Brooklyn Isaac Newton School, Brooklyn City College, where she received a BA Degree in Social Work, and the University of Chicago, where she received a Masters Degree in Psychology.
Dollann moved around all over the United States during her husband's service in the United States Marine Corps and her marriage to Vincent. She lived in New Bern, North Carolina, San Diego, California, Long Island, New York, Lanham Seabrook, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. before moving to Savannah.
Dollann was a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and held an independent private practice in Lanham, Maryland. She was licensed to practice her profession in the State and City of New York, the District of Columbia, and the States of Maryland, California, and Georgia.
Dollann was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church in Landover, Maryland where she served on the Usher Board.
Surviving are her husband of thirty-three years, Martin Vincent Parker, Sr.; her son, Martin Vincent Parker, II of San Diego, CA; a sister, Dottie Austin of Brooklyn, NY; two nephews, Gregory Austin of South Carolina and Ralphie Elias of New York City; nieces, Brenda Austin, Gloria Austin, Sherry Lansford, and Lisa Austin, and Linda Austin, all of South Carolina; a brother-in-law, Pierce Parker, Jr. of Rockville, MD; sisters-in-law, Stephanie Haygood, Camille Parker, and Margaret Bailey, all of Delaware, and Chonice Fisher of Virginia Beach, VA; and a host of Grand-Nephews and Nieces.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Ms. Gladys Elias, her father, Mr. Louis Elias, a sister, Ernestine Hernandez, a brother, Louis Elias, Jr., a brother-in-law, Frank Austin, and her uncle, Clifford.
A Memorial Service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 5, 2013, at Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel.
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I Love you Dollann my heart will always be with you, my family has truly lost a beautiful flower I miss you, words can not even express the way your sister-in laws, margaret, Camille, Chonice, feel about you, our hearts hurt.....

- Marguerite Bailey, Frankford Del. 19945Un, GA

Sorry to hear about Dollann. It's never easy . Our prayers are with you.

- jerome crawford and family, east orange, NJ

Vincent, I am so sorry to hear of Dollann's passing. I pray God's comfort for you during this time. May you rest in His loving arms as you remember the loving years you had with Dollann. Your cousin Lorraine Jeffrey's wife

- Lorraine Crawford, Bethlehem, PA

From the family of Henry Haygood, we offer are condolences and prayers. Sincerely Gail Weary

- Gail Weary, , VA

Dear Vincent and family: Our heartfelt condolences for such a massive loss to you and your family. After your injury and the loss of your niece, I had hoped things would calm down for you. I hope she did not suffer at all while she had been unwell for sometime. Please let us know if we can be of any help and solace to you during this challenging time. Warm regards Aruna and Karen

- Aruna Rao-McCann & Karen Bartlett, Atlanta, GA

Vincent and family, my sincerest condolences on the passing of Dollann. My heart aches from this loss. I will always love and miss her. The happiest moments of my life were spent with her and you. She was so warm, caring, and kind. I can see her smile and hear her laugh when I think of her. Please call me if I can be of any help to you or your family. May God bless you with health and strength. You are blessed to have had her as a wife and mother to Martin. Love and blessings always.

- Yolanda Byrd Blount, Windsor, VA

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Mrs. Parker. Please know that sickness and death will soon be things of the past. The Bible promises that Jehovah God 'will swallow up death forever, and....will wipe away the tears from all faces.' Isaiah 25:8

- Mrs. Khan, , GA

God continue to bless and strengthen the Parker Family. Our Heavenly Father is always with us and especially during the most difficult times-lean on him because he loves you so much.

- Gloria Tingle, Selbyville, DE

Aunt Stephanie & Uncle Vincent: I'm sending my deepest condolences to you & the family! May God comfort you in this time of grieving. Sending our love! Lisa & family

- Lisa Showell-Briddell, Salisbury, MD

Dear Parker Family, May God give you all strength, love & prayers today during the Homegoing service for our beloved Mrs. Dollann Parker. I may not be there in person but I am there every second with my thoughts, love & prayers. God says, 'weeping my endure for a night but joy will come in the morning'. Continue to trust in our Heavenly Father that He will give you the strength today & forever. God loves you all! Your sister-in-law, Anna Jacobs-Showell & Family

- Anna Jacobs-Showell, Berlin, MD

I would like to let the family know that I'm praying for The Lord to strengthen and be with you all. And I pray that you will be able to seek God through these times and keep faith.

- Annetta Williams, Selbyville, DE