- Date Of Birth: January 12, 1953
- Date Of Death: August 15, 2020
- State: Texas
On January 12, 1953, Rosalie and James Willie Abram ll were blessed with the birth of a Baby Boy. He was named James Willie Abram lll. He was born in Houston, Texas. In his earlier years, he was baptized and a member of True Light Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Gene Lott. Later in life, James became a member of The Fountain of Praise under the leadership of Dr. Remus E. Wright and Co-Pastor, Mia K. Wright.
James attended Public School in Houston, Texas; Turner Elementary, Miller Middle School. He graduated from Jack Yates High School c/o 1971. He attended Texas Southern University majoring in Business Administration. He also attended the University of Houston in the field of Real Estate.
James worked at Hughes Tools, Prudential, Merrill Lynch and FIC Insurance Companies. He was a Mortgage and Life Insurance Specialist. Aside from working, he was an avid sports fan, He loved fishing, playing dominoes and traveling. James lived life to the fullest until his health declined. He fought a good fight, finished his course and kept the faith until he was called home. He transitioned from this earthly life on August 15, 2020.
He was the second born of six children; three sisters and three brothers. Two sisters preceded him in death; Sabrina Johnson and Elinna Abram, two brothers preceded him in death; Lowell Johnson and Alan Johnson. He leaves a lifetime of memories for his Mother; Rosalie Abram Johnson{Houston, TX}, Five Children; Chidariah Abram{Houston, TX}, Jermillion {Lakeisha} Abram{Sacramento,CA},Rocsheen{LaKendrick}Williams{Houston,TX},Tiffany{Walter}Brewer{Atlanta,GA} and Wayne Miller{Dallas, TX}.
Ten Grand Children; Kannon, Kason, Joshua, Niki, Jourdan, Jaxon, Jaylon, Timothy, James and ,Bryonne.
One Sister; Conswella Connie Johnson{Houston, TX} One Niece: Jasmine, Two Great Nieces; Aaliyah and Loren, Three Nephews; Shane, Dillon and John Paul. One Great Nephew; Jhase, One Aunt; Dollie B. Evans Austin{Houston, TX},One Uncle; Major Abram{Houston, TX}
He also leaves a host of cousins, relatives and friends to cherish his memory.
