Levoria P. Eley
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November 1, 1955 - February 10, 2021 There will be no public viewing
CELEBRATION OF LIFE Wednesday, February 17, 2021 12:00NOON E.G. “Tip” Corprew Jr. Memorial Chapel of Corprew Funeral Home 1822 Portsmouth Blvd Portsmouth, VA 23704 **You may view the services beginning at 12noon by logging onto our Facebook page or viewing via livestream at www.corprewfuneralhome.net/stream. Please mute your listening devices.
FINAL RESTING PLACE Greenlawn Memorial Gardens 3920 Airline Blvd. Chesapeake, VA 23321
Due to the current pandemic, services are limited to immediate family and invited guests only. COVID19 REGULATIONS FOR ATTENDING VIEWING AND CHAPEL SERVICES AT CORPREW FUNERAL HOME Due to the recent increase in COVID19 cases, the governor of Virginia has established guidelines to reduce the spread of this pandemic virus. In an effort to keep our families, staff and facilities protected and safe, we are asking that all visitors comply with the following directives: ** Be subject to temperature checks, hand sanitation and social distancing of nothing less than 6 feet within the facility **Facial coverings that cover the nose and mouth are required and must remain on while inside of the facilities for viewing and services ** Refrain from kissing, hugging, embracing others as your enter or leave the facilities to help reduce the spread of the virus ** If you are experiencing a cold or flu-like symptoms, please do not enter the funeral home at any time ** Chapel services are limited to 10 People, per Governor’s New Order and Mandate effective Monday, December 14, 2020 ** During viewing hours, visitors may enter 10 at a time through a walk through process of viewing the deceased without lingering or having a large gathering
It is our sincere effort and duty to ensure that the families we serve will be safe and protected during this pandemic. Our facility is sanitized hourly to disinfect and safeguard against the spread of the COVID19 virus. May God bless you and your families and keep us safe in His care. Thank you for continuing to allow us to serve you in your time of need and bereavement.
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Missionary Levoria Patricia Eley was a woman of faith that was drenched in the favor of the Lord. She stood on the promises of the Lord, every single day she walked with Him on this earth. She was wrapped in love and graciously ushered into heaven’s gates on February 10, 2021 at 1:31 am.
The Nurturer and Her Legacy Levoria was born on November 1, 1955 in Portsmouth, Virginia. She was predeceased by her father Clifton Moore, Sr., her mother Mary Delores Blunt, and her stepfather Hubert Blunt, Jr. She was predeceased by her two older brothers, Clifton Moore, Jr. and Alvin Moore. She is survived by her brother James Moore. She attended I.C. Norcom High School and was a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School in Portsmouth, Virginia in 1974. There is where she met her husband of 46 years, Elder Cecil Eley. From that union was birthed two children: Elder Julian Eley, Sr. (Meta Eley), and Shawanda Alston. Everyone that was blessed to know her, knew that she was called into the ministry of motherhood and nurturing. She raised her children alongside her husband on the sound foundation of the word of God. She was a devoted grandmother to five exuberant grandchildren: Jue’ Tisha Eley-Rodgers (Brandon), Shyail Owens, Julian Eley, Jr. (Trinity), Chiya Alston, and Bryce Alston. She also had two precious great grand-daughters, Kyleigh Eley and Nami Eley. After kingdom business, family was her top priority. She found great joy in being a part of family gatherings, preparing delicious meals out of love, shopping for others and telling her family what the Lord said to her in prayer. Levoria was blessed to be a comforter whether it was through her cooking, words of wisdom, or a smile on her face. She showed unfathomable love, dedication, and devotion to her husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
The Servant to the Kingdom Missionary Levoria Eley was a woman that emitted the fruits of the spirit as she served her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She was a prayer warrior whose faith could command the attention of the Lord. She was a faithful member of The Way of Truth Church COGIC for 34 years. There, she served as a beloved hospitality worker, missionary, and a powerful intercessor! Serving God’s kingdom brought great joy to Levoria and for years she selflessly prayed and interceded for many. If God was being glorified, that was enough for her.
Levoria’s sweet and loving spirit caused many to love and adore her and we give all thanks to God for lending us his angel.
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