Marcia Gail Walker Ragland, born to William Penn Walker and Yvonne Patricia Walker Cole December 4, 1946 in Memphis, Tennessee. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her life was a testament to her unwavering faith, selfless service, and love for her family. A beacon of love and kindness, she dedicated her life to her family, always putting their needs before her own. Her nurturing spirit and support created a loving and secure home for her children and grandchildren. She was a confidante, a counselor, and a constant source of love and guidance. Her daughters often sought her wisdom and comfort, and she was always there to lend a listening ear and offer encouragement. Her legacy as a loving and supportive mother will forever be cherished by her girls. Known for her warm smile and compassionate heart, she had a unique ability to make everyone feel special and loved. Her presence brought joy and comfort to those around her. For forty-six years, Marcia dedicated her life to cultivating young minds and hearts as a dedicated childcare provider. Her warm and compassionate nature, combined with her patience and understanding, created a nurturing environment where children thrived. She was more than just a caregiver; she was a mentor, a friend, and a second mother and grandmother to many. Beyond her professional endeavors, Marcia was an active member of her community. A faithful member of Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Marcia served diligently in various capacities. She was an Evangelist, a dedicated Choir Member, a devoted Deaconess, a passionate Youth Crusade leader, and a committed Sunday School Teacher. Beyond her local church, she was actively involved in evangelism with various ministries, including Nursing Home Ministry, Make God Great Again Ministries, Living Expectaney Ministries, and the Shelby County District Association. She was a beacon of hope, inspiring others to live a life dedicated to Christ. Her unwavering faith and tireless efforts touched countless lives. Her kind spirit brought joy to those around her. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Carlozel Ragland; and brother, arence Haywood, Jr. She leaves to cherish her memory; two daughters, "Gail's Girls", Quintina (Jamic) Jiles and BiLan (Keithland, Sr.) Scott, a stepson, Darron Harris, S thirteen grandchildren, Marcellous (Summer) Jiles, Rashaan Jiles, Daisha Jiles, Trenton Jiles, Keithland Scott Jr., Tyler Jiles, Kameron Scott, Kristopher Scott, Tristan Scott, Brayden Scott, Bryson Scott, Raeven Harris and Darron Harris, Jr.; two great-granddaughters, Avach Jiles and Seven Harris. She also leaves four sisters, Virginia Manley, Regeneia Thomas, Vicki Walker and Gwendolyn (Willie) Watkins; a brother, Darryl Walker; a host of relatives and friends.