Ella Mae Jones

At the age of 92, on September 22nd 2021 Ella Mae Jones departed from this life while in the comfort of her home located in Manchester , New Jersey.

Ella was employed at Jamaica Hospital as a nurse's aide in the intensive care unit. She was often recognized for her exemplary work ethics. She was admired by those who worked closely with her .She maintain a clear focus and  calmness during stressful situations.

In 1970 Ella and her husband Clarence B. Jones became foster parents through Brooklyn Bureau Of Community Service while living in the State of New York. The children she fostered would soon come to know Ella as "Nana". After her retirement from Jamaica Hospital and the passing of her husband Clarence, Ella moved to New Jersey.

In the early 1990's Ella would also mourn the death of her beloved daughter Buena Irene Jones.

As a licensed foster mother through the State of New Jersey, Nana continued to open her heart and her home to foster children. Nana also served her community by babysitting for neighbors and parents in the workforce. In the mid 90s Nana adopted four girls.

In 1999, Ella dedicated her life to Jehovah God through means of water baptism. She served faithfully as one of Jehovah's Witnesses for 22 years. Sister Jones was actively present at the meetings, assemblies and conventions. Ella loved her spiritual family very much.

To the congregation : The family is eternally grateful and thankful for all the love, support, visits, cards,  flowers, phone calls and care they have provided, everything was very much appreciated.

Ella is preceded in death by her beloved great grandson Anthony Joseph Coston.

Ella is survived by her daughters; Natasha Nicole Jones, Satisha Marie Jones- Billman ,Shamika Lorraine Jones and La'Robyn Buena Jones. 

grandchildren; Anthony Bernard Jones, Marcus Thompson, Faith Elizabeth Bodino.  - Sisters; Mary Brown, Mildred Hilliard, Laura Wright and myriads of nieces, nephews, cousins and extended family

Guestbook (love notes)

Satisha Marie Jones- Billman. - Nana you took me in when no one else would. You raised me to be strong and independent just like you. You may be gone but the memories we shared will live in my heart forever. I will continue to make you proud. I love you so much." We will meet again but not yet, NOT YET" a little quote from one of your movies.

Anthony Bernard Jones: I love you very much Nana.

Laura: Jones your fight is over. See you when Jehovah wakes you up. Until then you are at peace.

Mary: We shared a lot of good times together at your house, sleep on get your rest. We shall meet again. I love and miss you very much.

Mildred : I love and miss you very much May Jehovah bless you see you soon.

Roxanne : Auntie  I miss talking to you on the phone. I love you and will see you again one day.

Angie: Hey auntie Ella I couldn't love and miss you more than I do right now. Every second that Jehovah gave you life was a blessing to me. Thank you for loving me unconditionally. You will always be my second mom. Blessings.

Sheryl: My dear aunt Ella: It's been a long hard road for you but thru it all you positively answered Jehovah's call. Dedicated your life to him and stuck to him, come what may. That was the most important thing you've ever done in your lifetime. Nothing else matters!!! So while you are resting, I will continue to do all that I can to stick to Jehovah, so I can have the opportunity to see you and my mom again in paradise.

Tanya: Aunt Ella I am going to miss you so much , you were a second mom to me and my siblings. You were always there for us.

Ricky: I was raised with the love of three parents: My father William Wright, mother Evelyn Wright and Aunt Ella Jones. The love and guidance I received from all three sculptured me into the man I am today and I am eternally grateful for their presence in my life .I Love you Auntie and will miss you dearly.

David, Danielle, Jordan and Jalen: Thank you Auntie Ella! You have touched the lives of so many in countless ways. I am honored to have been one of those blessed by your presence and fortunate enough to have experience your love! I will always cherish the memories of your sassy candor, funny stories, delicious homemade meals ,personal recollections f family history and most of all your feisty spirit ! Rest in peace Aunt Ella. We love you. Forever in our hearts.

Dennis: Aunt Ella you are resting now waiting for the resurrection. We love you .

Gene Brown: I always call you saying " I just call to say I love you" I still do ! " Rest in Peace"

Dwayne: Auntie Ella , I am so glad I had the chance to see you before you passed, it reminded me of the good times we had in the past. I love you and can't wait to see you again.

Derrick:  To my Aunt who I'm going to miss for now ( I always say that to myself when I lose a love one) I am on this cramp and narrow road to everlasting life. I will see you in paradise Aunt Ella  and we are going to celebrate . I pray to Jehovah to keep the light on for all of us so we can be together in paradise. I love you Auntie see you later.

Leshone: I thought I saw her face today and the sparkle of the morning sun, and then I heard the angels say: Her work on earth is done. Love you Auntie.

Jo-Anne : Auntie I can see with Jehovah's help he made you firm and strong enough to endure to the end. What more could we ask for. I enjoyed the last time we were together and the things we talked about. I will always reflect on it when I begin to feel overwhelmed. Knowing you are in Jehovah's book of life makes this a happy occasion. I love you dearly and can't wait to see you in paradise.

Rahsan:  As funny as it sounds I always thought : out of all my Aunts, my Aunt Ella would live forever. Unfortunately that's not how life works. I only have good memories from the times I have seen you which was limited but nonetheless priceless. Gone but not forgotten you will be missed by many,  however we will up at the kingdom. Rest In Peace.

Babe: Love you Aunt Ella.

Valerie: Love you Aunt Ella.

Her daughter Natasha Nicole Jones "Thank you for everything you will always and forever be with me I love you Ella Mae Jones"

Her dearest grandson Anthony Bernard Jones:

"MY GRANDMOTHER WAS A SELFLESS, CARING, LOVING, WOMAN. SHE MEANT EVERYTHING TO ME. SHE TOOK THE ROLE OF BEING MY MOTHER WHEN MY MOTHER PASSED AND DID A EXCELLENT JOB RAISING ME. SHE ALWAYS WANTED THE BEST FOR ME. I WISH SHE COULD OF HELD ON A LITTLE LONGER UNTIL I WAS ABLE TO SEE HER, BUT ULTIMATELY GOD HAD OTHER PLANS. I PRAY THAT I'M IN THE PLANS TO BE WITH HER AND MY MOTHER WHEN IT'S MY TIME TO LEAVE THIS EARTH.

 ME AND MY GRANDMA BEEN THRU A LOT TOGETHER, SHE WAS MY ROCK, SHE HAD UNCONDITIONAL LOVE FOR ME.  WE HAVE SO MANY MEMORIES TOGETHER. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER LAUGH HER GORGEOUS SMILE, HER GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, HER CHICKEN AND CANDY YAMS WITH MACARONI AND CHEESE. HOW SHE ROOTED FOR ME WHEN I USED TO PLAY SOCCER. SO MANY MEMORIES OF MY GRANDMA, SHE WASN'T A PUSHOVER, SHE HAD A LOT OF GRIT.  SHE STOOD BY MORALS. ANYONE SHE CARED FOR SHE WANTED THE BEST FOR, SHE HAD A HEART OF GOLD.. I COULD GO ON FOREVER ABOUT MY LOVELY GRANDMOTHER. SHE HAD A PRODUCTIVE LIFE.. I WILL NEVER FORGET MY NANA!! NEVER!!" 

Memorial will he held on Zoom

zoom ID 957 9164 1588

Passcode  1914

Saturday October 16, 2021 at 1:30 pm

Further questions please contact Mrs. Maderira Alexander directly (732)644-5273.