Reverend Queen Ola Mae Emerson

Rev. Queen Ola Mae Emerson was a caring wife, mother, grandmother,
great grandmother, sister, and friend. She left this world on April 21, 2023,
at the amazing and blessed age of 89. Reverend Queen O. Emerson,
affectionately known as "Queenie" was born August 5, 1933, in Swansea,
South Carolina to the late Johnny and Christine Davis. On April 21, 2023 at
Calvary Hospital in Bronx, NY, our Almighty God in his infinite wisdom
gently closed the eyes of our beloved "Queen."
Queen lived an active long and fulfilling life in White Plains, NY. She
dedicated and devoted her life to God, the Church, and her family. In 1992,
her walk with God compelled her to join the Ministry where she earned the
title of Evangelist. In March 24, 2000, Queen became an Ordained
Minister. She was an active member of the Calvary Baptist Church where
she served as a Choir member and Missionary, also under her vast
umbrella she served Christ as a Youth Minister, Bible Reader and worked
with the Women's Christian fellowship. Queen retired from St. Agnes
Hospital in the housekeeping department. She later went on to work at
Quality Care as a home health aide. Queen tirelessly volunteered at the
Pantry Care feeding the needy. She was awarded the Recognition of
Distinguished Contributions award from the Department of Social Services.
Queen was a dignified DIVA who loved her Church Hats, fashion, and her
shoes. She carried herself with class, elegance, and grace.
Queen was preceded in death by her loving husband, Tony Emerson;
sisters, Katherine McDaniel, Johnnie L. Pinckney, Marion McMillan,
Beatrice Sutton, Lillie M. Wilson, Merdis Davis; and brothers, Chessie
Davis, Delone Davis, Christian Davis, Harold Davis, and David Davis.
She leaves to mourn two sons, who will honor her legacy by living their
lives to the fullest in Christ Jesus, Kenneth L. (Tracey) Davis of Hockessin,
DE, Glenn Davis of White Plains, NY; two granddaughters, Kelli Davis,
Kayla (Jerry) Khoutsavanh of Hockessin, DE; two grandsons, Desmond
Benyard of Jacksonville, NC, Emmanuel Williams of Tacoma, WA; one
great-grandson, Kenneth J. Davis of Hockessin, DE; one special brother-in
-law and sister-in-law, Rev. James (Alfreda) Wilson of White Plains, NY;
two surviving brothers, Rev. Keith (Eugenia) Smith and Jonathan (Evanna)
Smith of Swansea, SC; two special nephews, Anthony (Tony) Davis,
James "Eric" Wilson; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, church family,
and friends; and special caregivers, Rose, Alfreda, Janelle, and Lauren of
White Plains, NY, and Carol of Delaware.