D.M. Baker Mortuary

Christine Osorio was born on April 24, 1951 to Ethel, and William Crawley. She attended public schools in Paterson, New Jersey #19, #5., and later in life, worked at Terry Parker High School in Jacksonville Florida.

Continuing to celebrate Christine and her numerous memories of her preceded in death husband; Gilberto Osorio. Daughters; Latisha, and April. Sister; Rhonda. Brothers; Bernie, Bobby, Billy, Raymond, Dennis, Kelvin, Randy, and Barry. Grandchildren; Alicia, Cornell, Caprese, Ri’ Keeya. Great Grand Children; Brianna, Jana, Aniya, Cameron, Ter’Riyah, Terrell, and Arielle. God Daughter; Tasha. Sister-in-Laws; Joan, Renee, Lydia, Maria, and Kimberly. Brother-in-Law; Pual. Mother and Father in-law; Anna, Aarmondo Osorio. Best Friends; Judy, Thomas, and Arena. Aunts; Eliza Rollins, and Vernell Crawley. Uncle; Herman Crawley and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

POEM: Gone Not Forgotton Our mother is gone, and she will hurt no more, although she’s in Glory, our hearts are still sore. When we were looking for her and see she’s not there, we start to feel, that God is unfair. The Lord just starts blessing all around her, you know. She still had so much to see and many places to go. We know that God’s plan is the best for us all, but this is one part that we wished she had stalled.

God’s joy and rewards are better than we think our world stinks. No sorrow, no pain, not one thing holding us down. The only sadness that you’d see, is us on the ground.

God’s glory is true, mommy is doing great, if we knew, what she knew, we wouldn’t want to wait. There’s a window in heaven, and we’re all being watched. If you come up too quickly, nothing got botched.

As believers in Jesus, we know she’s ok, you can see her and feel in the Spirit every day. Try and look past sadness, and see the whole story. Mommy is at her best now, with Jesus in Glory.