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Isabella Singleton Mitchell

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Mount Vernon, NY

Isabella Singleton Mitchell, daughter of the late Ella Davis Singleton and Monroe Singleton was born on December2, 1941 in Lydia, South Carolina. After the unexpected deaths of her parents, Isabella graduated from Butler High School, Hartsville, SC and went on to further her education at a college in Florida.
Isabella, moved to White Plains, NY where she met her husband of 53 years, Bill C. Mitchell. She was a devoted wife and loving mother to her three children, Anthony, William and Diane. By God's grace and mercy, Isabella provided and instilled a spiritual and educational foundation for her children. Isabella maintained a modest home and lived a "blessed" life in Mt. Vernon, NY.
Isabella was employed by the Bank of New York for 30 years before retiring in 1999. During her retirement, Isabella volunteered in the food pantry at her church of 40 years, Grace Baptist Church. Isabella spent most of time with her family and enjoyed keeping up with her favorite NBA teams.
As a grandmother, Isabella enjoyed her grandchildren, often picking up gifts for them during her trips to various places, always letting them know that Grandma was thinking about them.
As a sister, Isabella loved her sisters and brother. She was affectionately known as "Coot" by her siblings.
Isabella leaves to cherish her memory by her husband, Bill C. Mitchell; three children, Retired Sgt. Mt. Vernon PD Anthony (Jacqueline) Mitchell, , Peekskill, NY, William (Brenda) Mitchell, Las Vegas, NV and Diane Mitchell, Hartsdale, NY; two sisters, Mary Redd, Mt. Vernon and Ethel Lean (Jessie) Huggins, who stood by Isabella and provided immeasurable support, Mt. Vernon; grandchildren, Anthony L., Derek, Tsekou, Nycole, Taylor, and Mychael; great granddaughters, Kendell and Kaelyn; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, friends and her Church family.
Isabella was predeceased, her brother, Leroy Singleton and sister, Katie Pompey.
Isabella will be greatly missed by all.
"We love you, and you loved us more."

Arrangements by Andre F. Baker Funeral Home - Ossining