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Humphries, Contonius

June 20, 2024

HUMPHRIES, Contonius

Mr. Contonius Londray Humphries of Union City, GA, passed June 12, 2024. His Celebration of Life Service will be held on Friday, June 21, 2024, at 11:00 AM, at Murray Brothers Chapel. Interment Westview Cemetery. Family and friends are asked to assemble in the Chapel at 10:30 AM on the day of service. He is survived by two daughters, LaKisha Humphries and Anaia Humphries; sister, Tammy Johnson; brother, Joshua (Malika) Humphries. Public Viewing will be held Thursday from 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Murray Brothers Cascade Chapel, 1199 Utoy Springs Road SW, Atlanta, GA 30331, (404) 349-3000, www.murraybrothersfh.com.




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Murray Brothers Funeral Home - SW Atlanta

1199 Utoy Springs Rd, SW

Atlanta, GA

30331

https://www.murraybrothersfh.com/

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