In Loving Memory of

Monday, August 23, 202111:00 AM

Beulah Baptist ChurchyardBeldoc, South Carolina

Reverend Pamela Richards, Pastor

PallbearersLaquinton Smoaks

Trevon RobertsMarquis Washington

Sheliek GarvinChauncey Merrick

Kevin Aldrich

Flower AttendantsCousins and Friends

IntermentBeulah Baptist Church Cemetery

Beldoc, South Carolina

AcknowledgementThe family of the late Tyrell Dondray Aldrich wishes to express their deep and sincere appreciation for all acts of kindness extended to them during this most difficult time. Your many gestures have made this

time easier to bear. May God continue to bless each of you.

~The Family

Professional Services Entrusted ToSunsetAugust 17, 2021

SunriseOctober 14, 1987

Mr. Tyrell Dondray Mr. Tyrell Dondray AldrichAldrich

Precious Memories

BFB.F. Cave Funeral Home

“When Only The Best Will Do”Allendale, SC 29810 (803) 584-3110

Obituary“There’s an open gate at the end of the road

Through which each must go alone And there, in light, we cannot see,

Our Father claims, His own.

Beyond the gate, your loved one finds happiness and rest, and there is comfort in the thought that a loving God knows best!”

Mr. Tyrell Dondray Aldrich, age 33, of Allendale, SC, was born on October 14, 1987, to Teresa Aldrich and Jerry Deloach.

Seeking God’s direction and guidance, he joined Beulah Baptist Church in Beldoc, SC.

He received his education in the public schools of Allendale, SC, and graduated from A-F High School in Fairfax, SC. He worked as a Machine Operator at Collums Lumber Products in Allendale, SC, for many years.

Tyrell will be remembered for the love he had for his family and friends, and he will be missed by all those who knew and loved him.

Besides his grandparents, Williese and George Aldrich, Sr., he was preceded in death by four uncles, Johnny Garvin, Charles Aldrich, James Aldrich, and Tony Aldrich, and one aunt, Dorothy Outing Anderson.

Tyrell entered eternal rest on Tuesday, August 17, 2021, in Hampton County, SC.

He leaves to cherish his beautiful memory: four children, Jonah Aldrich of Fairfax, SC, Jemiah Aldrich of Allendale, SC, and Janiya Carter and Whiley Singleton, both of Yemassee, SC; five grandchildren; loving and devoted mother, Teresa Aldrich of Allendale, SC; father, Jerry Deloach of Fairfax, SC; grandmother, Lula May Deloach of Fairfax, SC; seven siblings, Siedrick Aldrich, Alvarezz McMillan, Stacey Aldrich, Yolanda Aldrich, Tiffany Aldrich,

Order of ServiceMusical Prelude ............................................. Musician

Processional

Song ...........................................Beaulah Male Chorus

Scripture Readings ......................... Sis. Catina Aldrich Old & New Testament

Prayer of Comfort ....................Deacon Jimmy Aldrich

Solo .......................................Siedrick Aldrich, Brother

Reflections..................................... Two Minutes, Please Co-Worker .............................. Deontay Washington Friend ....................................................Don Fennell Neighbor ..................................... Laquinton Smoaks

Family Tribute ........................Deacon George Aldrich

Acknowledgements & Condolences ..................B. F. Cave Funeral Home

Selection ...................................... Beulah Male Chorus

Words of Comfort ................... Pastor Pamela Richards

Committal

Benediction

Shakeia Aldrich, and Tyrone Moultrie, all of Allendale, SC; special friend of the home, Tamika Singleton Carter of Hampton, SC; eight uncles, George (Ida) Aldrich, Alan (Lilly) Aldrich of Allendale, SC, Jimmy (Karima) Aldrich of Roselle, NJ, Herman (Penny) Johnson of Neptune, NJ, William (Beatrice) Badger of Augusta, GA, Bill (Shanika) Deloach of Blackville, SC, and Joseph Deloach and David (Charlene) Deloach, both of Fairfax, SC; special uncle/dad, Samuel (Linda) Aldrich of Allendale, SC; aunts, Mary Aldrich of Williston, SC, Janice Aldrich and Joyce Aldrich, both of Appleton, SC, Juanita Aldrich of Boynton Beach, FL, and Minnie Lee Priester of Barnwell, SC; two grandaunts, Minnie Mae Priester of Ulmer, SC, and Emma Dickson of Barnwell, SC; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and sympathizing friends.

The Day GodTook You Home

You never said, “I’m leaving.”You never said, “Good-bye.”

You were gone before we knew it,and only God knew why.

A million times we needed you,a million times we cried.

If love alone could have saved you,you never would have died.In life, we loved you dearly;in death, we love you still.

In our hearts, you hold a placethat no one could ever fill.

It broke our hearts to lose you,but you didn’t go alone,

for part of us went with youthe day God took you home.

~ Your Loving Family