We gather today to celebrate the life of Keshia Denice Criglar. Keshia was born on November 13, 1990 to Jamie Criglar and Janice Williams in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

Keshia was brought up from a young age with a strong Christian background and she attended the Nettleton Church of Christ in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Keshia was a very outgoing person, she was truly the life of the party. She enjoued music, dancing, and hanging out with her friends.

Keshia was a very impressionable young lady that grasped people with her kindness, her realness, and definitely her humor. To know Keisha was definitely to love her! Her children were her greatest accomplishment and she was proud of them all.

Keshia leaves to cherish her memories three precious children, Kejuan Criglar, Ramelo Bonner, and TaHarmony Dancy, all of Jonesboro, Arkansas; her father Jamie Criglar (Shelia) of Malden, Missori; her mother Janice Williams of Balch Springs (Dallas), Texas; two sisters, Teadra Williams of Jonesboro, Arkansas and Justice Carlock of Malden, Missouri; and five step sisters, Amanda Smith, Resheila Smith, Shereika Smith, Eboney Smith, Lavosia Smith, all of Malden, Missouri; grandmothers, Jeralene Stockard of Malden, Missouri, Nettie Arnold of Jonesboro, Arkansas; five aunts, Georgia Williams of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Alicisa Trice (Anthony) of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Angela Criglar of Malden, Missouri, Shanta Criglar of Malden, Missouri; Shantiki Criglar of Malden Missouri; one special aunt Janet Goocher of Sussex, Wisconsin; 2 uncles Billy Williams (Teresa) of Hampton, Virginia, Melvin Williams (Michelle) of Searcy, Arkansas; two nieces Geiona Banks, Jalyrica Williams; one nephew Ga'Mauri Banks, all of Jonesboro, Arkansas; 4 very close friends Danielle Clark of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Lucrtia Sheppard of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Jerico Wright of Jonesboro, Arkansas, Emmanual Steele of Jonesboro, Arkansas; and a host of family and friends. The family would like to recognize and give thanks to one of her beloved cousins Tangelia Criglar of Jonesboro, Arkansas.

She is proceeded in death by two grandfathers, Willie B. Stockard of Malden, Missouri and Roscoe Williams of Newport, Arkansas.

REMEMBER ME

To the living, I am gone.

To the sorrowful, I will never return.

To the angry, I was cheated but, to the happy,

I am at peace and to the faithful, I have never left.

I cannot speak, but I can listen,

I cannot be seen, but I can be heard.

So as you stand upon the shore gazing at a

beautiful sea,

remember me.

As you look in awe at a mighty forest and it's grand majesty,

remember me.

Remember me in your hearts, in your thoughts,

and the memories of the times we loved.

The times we cried, the battle I fought and the times we laughed.

For if you always think of me,

I will have never gone.