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Jorge Ramos Jr., 20, Fellsmere
July 22, 2005 – November 21, 2025
Jorge Ramos Jr., 20 years old, of Fellsmere, Florida, passed away on Friday, November 21st, as a result of an off-road vehicle accident. Born on July 22nd, 2005, he was the beloved son of Jorge and Gabriela Ramos and a cherished brother to Diego, Sofia, and Diana Ramos.
Jorge was known for his humor, kindness, loyalty, and love for life. Anyone who knew him knew he had a contagious laugh that could brighten any room and a heart that made everyone around him feel seen and appreciated. He had a natural gift for making people laugh — whether it was a quick joke, a silly comment at the perfect moment, or simply the way he couldn’t keep a straight face when he tried to be serious. Jorge never took life too seriously, and he made sure the rest of us didn’t either.
He loved playing soccer, cruising in his vehicles, hanging out with friends, and spending time with his family. No matter what he was doing, he brought joy, light, and a little bit of humor to every moment. Being around him meant you were guaranteed a smile.
His memory is cherished by his parents, Jorge and Gabriela, and his siblings, Diego, Sofia, and Diana, as well as all family members and people in the community who loved him.
A funeral service will be held on Friday, November 28th at 735 S. Fleming St., Sebastian, FL 32958, with visitation from 6–8 p.m. Church services will begin on Saturday, Nov. 29th at 11 a.m. at St. Sebastian catholic Church, with burial to follow. All who loved him are welcome to attend and honor his memory.
Our family is deeply grateful for the outpouring of love and support during this incredibly difficult time. Jorge will be forever loved, forever missed, and forever remembered in the hearts of those who knew him — and forever remembered for the laughs he gave us along the way.
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Beatrice “Bea” F. McKinney, 95, Sebastian
February 26, 1930 – December 4, 2025
After a long and courageous battle with cancer, Beatrice “Bea” F. McKinney passed away peacefully on December 4, 2025, with her daughter Sharon by her side. This is the home she and Denny built in Sebastian. Heaven has gained another beautiful soul and bright light.
She was born in Detroit, Michigan on February 26, 1930. She married Dennis McKinney on June 19, 1953 and they lived in Clemens, Michigan later moving to Hamburg, Michigan. A graduate of Harper Grace Diploma Nursing Program, she had an exciting and varied nursing career working for the last 30 years at the University of Michigan Student Health Services, a career she loved.
In 1995 and following her retirement from U of M, they relocated to Sebastian, Florida, where she said she lived in paradise. Bea was an avid Bridge Player and up until her last year actively played with Park Place Bridge Group and at 94, occasionally won. She played in the ladies’ golf league until her mid 80’s and really enjoyed golfing, as well.
Her biggest hobby was watching the University of Michigan Football games, where she was often seen yelling at the TV helping the coaches and players to get the win. 6 days before she passed, she watched Ohio play Michigan, the loss was a disappointment, but she wasn’t surprised.
She attended her grandchildren’s graduations, then her great grandchildren’s events whenever possible be it gymnastics, softball, volleyball, banquets etc. and was always their biggest fan.
She will always be remembered for her deep love of her family, her kindness, her wonderful laugh, her beautiful blue eyes and her giving nature.
Predeceased by her husband, Dennis A McKinney, her parents Frank and Dorothy (nee Budden) Steele, granddaughter, Kerilyn (Herman Ngom) Redish and a son in law, Michael Herman.
Survivors include daughter Sharon (Herman) McKinney of Sebastian, FL and son, Dennis (Linda) McKinney of Skokie, IL; grandchildren, Pamela Herman and Damien Scott of Dallas, TX, Thomas and Jennifer Herman of Sebastian Fl, Nicole and Carl Cooney of Mundelein, IL and Dennis Patrick McKinney of Chicago, IL; great grandchildren, Ava Rhea, Alexis Scott, Leighton and Katherine Scott, Reese Scott, William Herman, Gabriel Herman, Everette Cooney, Ryan Cooney, Cora Cooney, Kristina Kent, Kortney Kent, Erica Redish, Justin and Tessa Redish, Jensen Redish and Julia Redish; grandson in law, Jim Redish; niece, Lynn Albert Anderson Walker. She loved them all with her whole heart.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 PM, January 3, 2026, at Roseland Global Methodist Church, 12962 Roseland Road, Roseland, FL. The family requests you wear bright colors to celebrate and not mourn her….Michigan Blue and Gold will be even better.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to IRC Food Bank at Global Methodist Church or Moffitt Cancer Center. Online Condolences may be shared at www.seawindsfh.com
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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Janice “Jan” Wiles (Perkins) on December 6, 2025.
From Snug Harbor Lakes and Micco FL, Jan was born on January 28, 1937, in Warren Pa. She was predeceased by her husband “Wayne Perkins” and her only sister.
Jan was a teacher for 30 years in Warren, PA. She loved all her elementary students. She would say she never had any kids but was blessed with all the kids she taught. She kept in touch with many students she had.
Jan loved her friends and enjoyed her life to the fullest. She loved her community. She loved to travel with her husband before he passed, and she continued to travel later with her good friend Tomi.
She enjoyed going out to eat with her friends George and Tomi. One of her favorites was the Golden Corral every Thursday.
Everyone in our community remembers and loved seeing Jan riding her three-wheeler bike, smiling and waving to everyone as she passed by them.
She enjoyed going to car shows with her husband and traveling to Maine and spending a few months every year before Wayne passed.
She also enjoyed going out to see plays with her friend Toni. She just loved life and kept busy.
Jan – we will greatly miss you and we will not say goodbye since we will see you again some day!
Rest in Peace my friend!!
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Richard P. Walsh, formerly of Beverly, Ipswich, and Billerica MA, and most recently of Barefoot Bay, FL passed away on Friday, December 5, 2025 at age 89. He was born in Essex County, Massachusetts. He is predeceased by his wife Mary E. Walsh, his former wife Cynthia Walsh, and his brothers Dana Walsh and Robert Walsh.
He is survived by his children Richard Thomas (Stephanie) Walsh, Timothy Walsh(Sara Bruinooge), Cynthia(Gary) Chapman, Jonathan (Rebecca) Walsh and his step-children Paul Embry, Stephen Embry, and Ellen (Jimmy) Ricca. He
also leaves behind his grandchildren Cullen Walsh, Elizabeth Walsh and Jesse Walsh, Emily (Nick) Amodio, Kyle (Kayla) Chapman, Zack (Kristen) Chapman, and Ryan Chapman, Avery Walsh and Riley Walsh, Meaghan Embry, Christina Embry, Shaye(Jeremiah) McCarthy, along with five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
He had a beautiful and happy life with his wife Mary. They enjoyed the Barefoot Bay community and spoke fondly of dancing together at the Barefoot Bay community center. He often spoke about special memories with his grandchildren. His grandchildren will remember his strange sense of humor often trying to sell them something for a dollar or asking for a quarter after beating them in miniature golf. They will also remember sleep overs with frozen yogurt for breakfast thinking they were having ice cream. HIs family have fond memories of going to Lynch Park in Beverly and spending the day together. We miss the Billerica home where the children played in the pool and grammy Mary made sure blankets covered the decks so the grandchildren didn’t get splinters in their feet.
Donations can be made in Richard’s name to the Bright Focus Foundation to provide research for Alzheimer’s a very personal battle for the love of his life.
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Carol Ann Gibson, 79, passed away on December 6, 2025 at home with her family by her side. She was born in Trenton, NJ and moved to Micco, FL in 1988 with her husband Roger. Carol was a faithful Christian, a beloved wife, a loving mother and a giving grandmother. She was dedicated and always went above and beyond her call of duty no matter what she was doing in life.
Carol loved serving the Lord in her church and had great compassion for anyone she came in contact with. There were no strangers in her life and she treated everyone with bright eyes, a big smile and a loving hug. She touched many lives and will never be forgotten. Carol loved to write children’s stories and had two of her books published, “Marcie” and “Loopy.” She also wrote for several newspapers and churches. She was a medical administrative assistant, a Women of the Moose, officer for the Micco Homeowners Association and volunteered in many ways at her church. She loved the Lord and wasn’t afraid to show it.
Carol is survived by her son Richard LiMato and wife Tracey of Fellsmere, FL and her daughter Michelle Flood and husband Doug of Sebastian, FL. Grandchildren are Richard (MacKenize) LiMato, Ashley (Joe) Giuffrida, Matthew (fiance Kayla) LiMato, Sarah Flood, Hannah (fiance Colby) Flood, Misty Flood, Donnie (Katie) Flood and Brandi (James) Ooley. Great grandchildren are Rhett and Hayes LiMato, Joseph and Anthony Giuffrida, Cooper LiMato, Wyatt Eubanks, July Wise, Chandler (Hope) Flood, Ryder Flood, Nikki and Kayden Ooley. Great, great granddaughter Skylar Flood. Brother Thomas (Geraldine) Pawliski of New Egypt, NJ and sister Fran Skwirut of Whiting, NJ. She also has many cousins, nieces and nephews.
Carol is preceded in death by her husband Roger James Gibson, her parents George and Angelina Pawliski, brother George Pawliski, Richard (Betty) Pawliski and James (Mildred) Pawliski.
A celebration of Life will be held Sunday, December 28, 2025 at 2pm at Calvary Chapel Sebastian at 1251 Sebastian Blvd, Sebastian FL 32958. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Calvary Chapel Sebastian Expansion Fund.
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