Henderson, James

HENDERSON, James

"Hollywood"

Celebrating the life and legacy of Mr. James "Hollywood" Henderson, Thursday, July 25, 2024, 11:00 AM at West Mitchell CME Church, 560 M.L.K. Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30314. Interment, GA National Cemetery (Canton, GA). Public visitation will be held Wednesday between the hours of 1 PM- 6 PM, followed by a Wake Service from 6 PM- 7 PM in the Elizabeth's Chapel of Alfonso Dawson Mortuary.

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Alfonso Dawson Mortuary

3000 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Atlanta, GA

30311

https://alfonsodawsonmortuary.com/

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