Belinda Deevae Vanleer

Belinda D. Vanleer age 72, passed away on January 4, 2022, at Flower Hospital.
Belinda was born on September 11, 1949, in Toledo, Ohio.
Belinda, graduated from Libbey High School in 1968. Belinda completed an certificate program at Owens Community College in Culinary Arts.
Belinda loved cooking for her family and friends. Belinda was an devoted Christian. She previously was an member at New Birth Fellowship Church in Toledo, Ohio- Pastor Ronald Person. Belinda fought a very long hard battle for many years, due to underlying health conditions. However, she never complained- her famous saying was- " This Too Shall Past". Belinda's, life lessons can teach all of us of how to overcome, our own life struggles with grace and dignity.

Belinda was preceded in death by her brother, Mr. David Person Sr., Belind is survived by her parents Mr. Clarence Vanleer Jr. and Ms. Doris Person. Daughters: Mrs. Valecia (Jermaine) Morehead, Tyra Vanleer and Special God Daughter Ms. Valarie Golladay.
Grandchildren: Mr. Tyreece Justice, Mariah ( Sonny) Whitfield, Ashley Morehead, and Ambriah Morehead. .Great Grandchildren: Little Sonny Whitfield, Soren Whitfield, and Isaiah Justice. Siblings: Ms. Diane Tangreti, Ms. JoAnn Person, Ms. Schnelle Person, Ms. Dorcas Person, Ms. Shiray Person and Stepsister Ms. Stephanie Barton.
Mr. Ronald ( Helen) Person, Mr. Jesse ( Denise) Person Jr.
Special Cousins: Mr. Louis Vanleer, MS. Brenda Manning, and Ms. Sandy Staunton
Also surviving are several Nieces, Nephews and host of other family and friends.

Lord, you mark the journey of Life with change.
We praise you for each wonderous -season.
We're thankful for rain giving way to sun.
Thankful for cool air to refresh and reminds us of your peace.

As we begin to emerge from this Global pandemic, days are filled with simple joys, that have been deeply missed.

Life lessons, is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.

Please, don't mourn my death; but celebrate my life and cherish all of the good memories, I've shared with my family and friends.

Remember, weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.