In Memory Of

Valerie Ann Bailey

9/24/1955 - 3/3/2021

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Service Date

03/10/2021

Service Time

10:00 AM

Service Location

Gilbert Memorial Park 2100 East Queen Creek Road Gilbert, AZ 85297

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About Valerie Ann Bailey

Valerie Ann Scott Bailey, age 65, was born in Amarillo, Texas on September 24, 1955 to Enos Scott and Bettye Jo Eckford. She had 9 brothers and sisters, Rosa Phillips Dickens Houston (deceased), Eddie D. Phillips (deceased), Gary W. Phillips, James E. Eckford (deceased), Doris M. Scott Johnson, Karen D. Nevels Pettiford, Kervis P. Nevels, William B. Nevels, and Ravonne Rena Nevels Appleberry. Valerie moved with her parents to New Mexico where she lived in Albuquerque for 30 years. She married and moved to Oklahoma and divorced with irreconcilable differences. She loved her husband. Moved back to New Mexico, then to Colorado, then to Arizona to be close to her children and grandbabies. She was a Licensed Practical Nurse for over 34 years in various hospitals throughout New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado and Arizona. For nine years, she worked at the Isaac School District as a school nurse. She gave her life to the Lord at the young age of 14 at God’s House Church in Albuquerque, NM. Valerie was a member of God’s House Church under Bishop Michael L. Shelby before relocating to Arizona. Valerie was an active member of The Shield of Faith Christian Center under Bishop William Hudson for over 16 years where she was a Minister and walked with God. Her greatest blessings in life was being filled with the Holy Ghost and being a mother to her three lovely daughters, Karla M. Scott, LaShanda D. Brown Daviss and Reasha N. Brown Morinia and “Granny” to her 5 beautiful grandchildren Larry L. Morinia lll, Armaun L. Daviss, LaRiya E. Morinia, Zion I. Felix and Kai A. Scott. Her son in love David L. Daviss Jr. was just like her son she never had. She was a prayer warrior, intercessor, interceding for all people especially her family. She loved God. Valerie’s gifts were many, including cooking, sewing, hat making and interior decorating. Mama’s favorite quote was “I will bless the Lord at all times and His praise shall continually be in my mouth.”

Memorial Services are Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 10 AM at Gilbert Memorial Park, 2100 E. Queen Creek Road, Gilbert, AZ 85297.

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7 comments

Suzanne Hanson

ago

You were the last face I saw every day as I headed down the hallway to the parking lot – always a smile and a wave from your desk as I headed out. You always allowed me to ask questions to be a better mama to my baby girl, and I never will forget your tears of laughter the day I asked you – What are edges and how do I slay them? Thanks for all you did for our class and for me, you will be missed so much, but my heart is happy knowing someday I’ll See you again my friend.

Rebecca

ago

Miss Valerie, I will miss you and our conversations so much. I’ll never forget how tears rolled down your cheeks as I was describing to you my husband’s afflictions. I realized at that moment what a big heart and caring soul you have. Please continue praying for him as pray for for your daughters and grandchildren. ‘Till I see ya again Miss Val, thanks for all the prayers.❤

Mary Ruiz

ago

My condolences to all her family and friends. She was truly wonderful to work with. My prayers for all. so sorry

Eric Sanabria

ago

I miss the conversations we had during school hours. I only met you in August 2019, but it felt.like I’d known you for much longer. Though your family and friends are hurtinf right now we find comfort knowing you were called for a higher purpose that we will understand in time. Thanks for always having the coffee pot ready to brew. We will light a candle for you.

Daniel Morales

ago

My deepest condolences to the family I worked with Valerie at the Isaac School District and she was such a caring and dependable person always willing to help others out and truly cared about others my prayers and thoughts to the family

Mona

ago

My dearest Valerie, I happened to walk by your hallway today and saw your office door open. Naturally, my gaze immediately focused on your chair behind that dangling piece of plexiglass. For a brief second, I thought I saw you sitting behind your desk and look up at me. Needless to say, it hurts my heart that you will nevermore be in your office. I will miss visiting with you and talking about everything and nothing. I know Jesus was waiting for you with open arms the day you departed this earth. Enjoy His presence and His glorious kingdom; you’ve earned it. Love, Mona

Jessica Alonzo

ago

My sincere condolences to Ms. Valerie’s family. My prayers are with you <3