I am so sad for the loss of such a joyous, beautiful, caring and serving woman.  She always shared wonderful health information and provided products to help people on their health journey.
I feel honored to have known her and experienced her kindness. 
I know she will be missed by many.

Princess Yo'ela was a caring, compassionate, considerate soul. Only TMH knew when I saw her at the FOT 2024, that would be my last time seeing her (on this side). I asked her if she and I could take a picture together? Before she could answer, someone said, "she is not taking pictures right now." Yo'ela, kindly replied, "I know her, and yes come on let's take this picture. Let me fix my head wrap." That was the kind of class and elegance she displayed everywhere she went.  Her love for her family and her people (the nation), will live on. Rest easy Princess Yo'ela, my dear sweet sister, your presence is truly missed.
Psalm 116:15 Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.

First time we met, we had the same earrings and necklace on 💜 Just love her and her work for the nation 💜 Rest Princess

Shalom Deacon Isaac MHCBUAYH...Continually Praying for your Strength..I will truly miss my Big Sister Yoela..She had such a Sweet Spirit, Great wisdom, & Business Minded. I remember she asked me about becoming a Doula on Groupme in 2017...I was star struck🥹...Then she remembered me at Tabernacles & Passovers by name🥹🫶🏿..She truly will be missed especially on T2 & Birthing knowledge etc..I could go on...🥹😔💜....MHCBUAYH..
Sister Chana-Zakiya from H/O Boaz-Zadok Israel

Shalom Family, MHNCBUA 💛👑💜
Our Prayers and condolences are sent out to the Family, Friends,  and Loved ones. May God give you the strength to stay strong and a pathway to healing and comfort in these times. We are here for you and we Love You. You will be in our Prayers 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Sis ZyanaOna Israel
Sis Yakira Israel 
IUIC Lubbock Camp

What it is to be loved. 
When your down and out your sister play your favorite songs
To be watched over day and night by the ones you call your family
To have a mother to read you scriptures for comfort 
To have that daughters sing and cater to you 
And  hug and kisses everyday
To have a husband never give up on you no matter hard the news got
And children raise up to call you blessed 
To have the most high give you time to say good bye
To have the whole world cry for you
Why was she so loved, because she showed us an example based on the scriptures even to the very end. Teaching us the fruits of the spirit by example. 
Love you Mama Yo’ela and thank you for all the things that you have taught that me, for including me, putting me under your wing, teaching me how to love my children and Husband. You truly will be missed, but we will do the best we can to be the greatest aunties to our nephews. What you taught them will be there forever and we will be sure to keep that light shinning in them.

Although we never got to meet in person, APTTMH I had the opportunity to consult with you about being able to have children.  Three weeks later after that consultation, I was pregnant.  Now, my lord and I have three young prophets, and I always thank TMH for your wisdom in such matters.  My heart is heavy knowing that you are no longer present in the body, but I pray for Deacon and your children, and all directly affected by your passing.  Sleep well, and we shall see you again, Lord willing.

I have some great memories (above pic from  cabin trip OKC 2024)  and time with mama yoela. Its truly a blessing to be able to have someone I can confide in, to show love, and receive love in return. She was definitely a great example of how we all should strive to be and for that I am thankful.
See you again mama!!!

The righteous never die, your spirit will be missed mama🕊️

I wanted so badly to share my memories of my sister Yoela at the service, but I knew I wouldn’t have been able to keep my composure without breaking down. Yoela was always such a joyful spirit. Every year during Tabernacle or Passover, she’d be looking for me, saying, “Where’s Yocheved? I need to laugh!” Myself, Keziyah, and Officer Yawan just kept her laughing.

One memory that stays with me was when we had a meeting with the Captain’s wives to plan an appreciation for the Mothers of the congregation. Yoela wanted something grand and funny, a lighthearted interruption to make everyone smile. She came up with the idea of someone bursting in, singing and dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Remember the Time.” And, of course, she looked straight at me and said, “Yocheved, you’d be perfect!”

I remember thinking, Who, me? But she was so sure. She already knew I had been holding back my silly side, trying to be more serious so I wouldn’t offend anyone who didn’t appreciate humor. But she told me, “Yocheved, there’s a time and a place for everything—and this is definitely the time and place! You’ll be perfect.”

So I did it. I still held back a little, not quite giving her the full dance she wanted, and she could tell I was holding back—but she was happy with it anyway. That was Yoela: she had a way of pulling the best out of people, of giving you permission to be yourself and reminding you that joy has its place in the work of the Lord.

I have so many more memories and stories with you, my sister. Yoela, you will be deeply missed, and I will love you forever. Lord’s will, we will meet again.

We had so many good times. You’ll never be forgotten. Although I miss you immensely, my heart is happy that you are no longer in pain. I love you forever and ever. Lords will we will see each other again and smile and embrace one another. Love you so much. Besties

OBITUARIO

Yoela Rebekah Israel

2 agosto, 1978 – 31 agosto, 2025

Laurel Land Funeral Home & Laurel Land Memorial Park

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