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Obituary: Jessie Mae Neal
December 28, 1931 - January 1, 2019
Jessie
Mae
Temmesha
Neal was born
Turner, Ed-
on December
ward’s daugh-
28, 1931 in Bry-
ters. She also
an, Texas. At
fostered other
the age of 16
children. Jes-
she had her
sie had many
first child on
grandchil-
December
4,
dren,
great
1947, Richard
grandchil-
Jessie Mae Neal
T. Kingsberry,
dren, extend-
Jr. In 1948 Jessie moved ed grandchildren, two
to Seattle, WA to care for great-great grandchil-
her mother Justella Wil- dren, nieces, great niec-
son whom had already es, and nephews. She
loved each and every
resided there.
Jessie worked for Boe- one of them, also mak-
ing. Then many years lat- ing 5 generations, her-
er had her second child, self, Richard’s daughter
her son, Edward E. Turn- Dori Ann, her daugh-
er III. Born on April 28, ter Kaytriona, and her
1954. Later she married daughter Samarah Jade.
Jessie had many care-
Melvin Russ. She later
divorced and moved to givers but only liked
Portland, OR in 1959. just a few, Shirley Jones
She worked hard and be- and Amanda Archerd.
Jessie’s favorite col-
came a CNA and worked
for OHSU. Years later or was blue. She loved
she hurt her back and playing Bingo, working
worked odd jobs such on crossword, playing
as bartending to make cards, reading gossip
ends meet. There in Or- magazines such as the
egon she married Ken- “Enquirer.” Jessie loved
ny Tompkins, and was dining out at Denny’s
a member of New Hope Restaurant, she also
Baptist Church. Years lat- liked fishing from time
er Jessie divorced Kenny. to time. After Jessie
Jessie had also become raised kids, she contin-
an Eastern Star where ued to live in Portland,
she served many seats, OR until her passing
the last being Treasurer, January 1, 2019. We all
loved her so much.
well into the 2000’s.
Jessie raised her great
“For God is our God for-
niece Diana, who we all
ever
and ever, he will be
know as “Peaches” later
also raising her grand- our guide even to the end.”
–PSALM 48:14
daughters Jessherie and
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Hampton cont’d from pg 6
singer and producer
used his power and in-
fluence to sexually and
physically abuse wom-
en and young girls.
PEOPLE Magazine ed-
itors said they reached
out to Kelly’s repre-
sentatives who offered
a “no comment” about
the series.
In 2002, Kelly, a Chica-
go native, was indicted
after a video surfaced
allegedly showing a
man engaged in sex
acts with a woman who
some witnesses testi-
fied was 14 at the time
of the recording. Both
Kelly and the woman
denied that the video
was of them, and Kel-
ly was never charged
with assault. In 2008,
Kelly was found not
guilty on 21 counts of
child pornography.
Several published re-
ports said Kelly intends
to counteract the docu-
mentary with lawsuits
and the creation of a
Facebook page to “ex-
pose the lies.” However,
Hampton said there was
plenty of truth attached
to the story and much
more remains untold.
“When I went into this
project, I was clear that
he was a predator and
that he targeted young
and vulnerable girls. I
don’t think I knew he was
an abuser, and I don’t
mean to sound naive, but
I just didn’t think phys-
ical abuse was a part of
his repertoire,” Hampton
said.
“I certainly didn’t know
I would have to listen to
a woman after woman
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nied food and movement.
I mean, we about to get
into a couple of episodes
where you’re going to
hear testimony of girls
talking about having,
you know, they couldn’t
leave the room unless
he told them to and all
of them didn’t have bath-
rooms in the room. So,
they used slop buckets.
His runners would put
slop buckets in the room.
So, I don’t think I was
prepared for his sadism.”
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