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Odetta "Detty joe" J Hunsaker
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I'm he youngest son Shawn,
She was my everything ,my inspiration my light she was the one I called for advice for help for anything she was my mom and dad ,my dad never was there when every boy played catch to practice for sports I was playing catch with my mom,she saved many life's through AA, I talked to a lady today who told me 18 years ago my mom got her clean and sober and this was not the only person my mom was in AA since I was five years old and I'm 36 on August 30th she passed about 2 weeks before my 36th birthday when she would. Ok me my favorite dinner home made cake and she would call and sing happy birthday she was so amazing she taught me about God about love about being a truthful man to take a stand for something and to never give up she was my rock she was my key to life she gave me all that I needed to survive this place called earth and now she's my angle ,there is so much to say about her I can't put it all in here but she had 7 children 3 boys 5 girls ,she had 30 something grand kids she was 65 years old when she died due to cancer she services by her husband my dad Robert Hunsaker her kids grandkids ,mother and father John and Janet colvin and all her brothers all five of them marshal,Tony,Everett,Lonnie,Donnie colvin,
She did gods work took in people in her home got others clean and sober talked about God and taught the big book of AA and all the steps she was a warrior 🪖 for God to fight for God and now she's a angle warrior in heaven
Help Us Bring Our Mother Home to Washington 🕊️
On August 19th, our beloved mother passed away, leaving behind a legacy of fierce love, resilience, and service. She found her purpose in Alcoholics Anonymous, where she not only reclaimed her life—but devoted it to helping others do the same. Through every meeting, every phone call, every quiet moment of support, she gave her heart to those walking the path of recovery.
But her love didn’t stop there. She devoted her life to her family—and adopted everyone as her own. Whether you were a neighbor, a newcomer, or someone simply in need of kindness, she welcomed you with open arms and made you feel like you belonged. Her home was a sanctuary, her heart a refuge.
Though she had little, she gave everything. Her generosity was unmatched, her wisdom a guiding light, and her spirit a force of healing for so many.
We are now raising funds to honor her final wish: to return to her home state of Washington, where she will be laid to rest among the roots that shaped her. Donations will go toward cremation, funeral costs, and transportation.
If you ever felt her warmth, her wisdom, or her unwavering support, we invite you to help us carry her home. Contribute
She was my everything ,my inspiration my light she was the one I called for advice for help for anything she was my mom and dad ,my dad never was there when every boy played catch to practice for sports I was playing catch with my mom,she saved many life's through AA, I talked to a lady today who told me 18 years ago my mom got her clean and sober and this was not the only person my mom was in AA since I was five years old and I'm 36 on August 30th she passed about 2 weeks before my 36th birthday when she would. Ok me my favorite dinner home made cake and she would call and sing happy birthday she was so amazing she taught me about God about love about being a truthful man to take a stand for something and to never give up she was my rock she was my key to life she gave me all that I needed to survive this place called earth and now she's my angle ,there is so much to say about her I can't put it all in here but she had 7 children 3 boys 5 girls ,she had 30 something grand kids she was 65 years old when she died due to cancer she services by her husband my dad Robert Hunsaker her kids grandkids ,mother and father John and Janet colvin and all her brothers all five of them marshal,Tony,Everett,Lonnie,Donnie colvin,
She did gods work took in people in her home got others clean and sober talked about God and taught the big book of AA and all the steps she was a warrior 🪖 for God to fight for God and now she's a angle warrior in heaven
Help Us Bring Our Mother Home to Washington 🕊️
On August 19th, our beloved mother passed away, leaving behind a legacy of fierce love, resilience, and service. She found her purpose in Alcoholics Anonymous, where she not only reclaimed her life—but devoted it to helping others do the same. Through every meeting, every phone call, every quiet moment of support, she gave her heart to those walking the path of recovery.
But her love didn’t stop there. She devoted her life to her family—and adopted everyone as her own. Whether you were a neighbor, a newcomer, or someone simply in need of kindness, she welcomed you with open arms and made you feel like you belonged. Her home was a sanctuary, her heart a refuge.
Though she had little, she gave everything. Her generosity was unmatched, her wisdom a guiding light, and her spirit a force of healing for so many.
We are now raising funds to honor her final wish: to return to her home state of Washington, where she will be laid to rest among the roots that shaped her. Donations will go toward cremation, funeral costs, and transportation.
If you ever felt her warmth, her wisdom, or her unwavering support, we invite you to help us carry her home. Contribute
Funds are being collected and disbursed by Shawn Hamilton, Odetta's son.
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