Ms. Letricia Renee McCullen

Letricia, lovingly known as Sister Renee. Letricia was born in Springfield, MA, and moved to Salisbury, NC at 3 yrs old, where she became a member of the United House of Prayer for all People under the guidance of precious Daddy McCollough. SisterRenee had a deep passion for nurturing the youth and dedicated her time and efforts to their growth. In 2009, she founded the first Vacation Bible School in the district of New England and also assembled the girls' softball team, affectionately known as the Bailey Stunners. She organized outings to the pool for the House of Prayer young people during the summer and orchestrated a youth fall party every autumn. A diligent worker in the House of Prayer, SisterRenee's involvement was felt in various locations, including NC, SC, MA, CT, and VA through her dedicated service in the kitchen. She was actively engaged in serving the general council, singing in choirs like the McCollough Saints, and faithfully on her post, escorting the 1st lady in SC. Her upbringing as a housemaid under St.Jackie for Daddy McCollough instilled in her a strong work ethic early in her childhood that carried through her life's endeavors. Most recently, Sister Renee was a valued member of the Usher Board in Newport News, VA, and contributed her skills to the kitchen. Prior to that, she served on the Usher Board in Hampton, VA. SisterRenee's commitment to her faith and community was unwavering, and her presence will be deeply missed by all who knew and cherished her. Letricia's legacy of love, dedication, and service will continue to inspire those whose lives she touched. In a world that often felt heavy, she radiated light and warmth, leading with a heart that welcomed all. Her love knew no bounds; she was always prepared to give the very shirt off her back to those in need. A fierce protector of her loved ones, she faced life's challenges with an infectious smirk, as if her sole purpose was to lift spirits and infuse joy into even the most serious moments. To her grandchildren, she was not just a grandmother but a cherished best friend, embodying an unbreakable bond that enriched their lives in ways they will carry forever. She was there, NaNa. To her children, her heart brimmed with a love so vast it could fill the world and still leave room to spare. Her legacy is one of endearment, devotion, fondness, tenderness, and an unwavering passion for those she held dear. Though our hearts ache with her absence, the warmth of her love will forever illuminate our memories. Survived by St. Hilda Johnston(mother), William Thomas Pace(father), Sis. MarvaRussell-Wynn(Sister), Bro. Christopher Johnston(Brother), Melanie Pace(sister), William Pace-Hancock, Germaine Almeida, Dec.Ronald Rivera(cousin)4 children: Eld. Christopher Johnston, sis. Teresa Levester(Eld. N. Levester), Maurice Johnston(CherylJohnston), Bro. Elijaah McCullen (JasminDavis) and 10 grandchildren: Madison, Trey, Zariyah, Josiah, Michael, Marley, Misha, Mahalia, Audrey, and Leah, Nephews: MarioRussel, Joshua Coleman, Jonathan McCullen, Nieces: Erica Murphy, Nychelle Murphy, Uncle: Larry Pace, Aunts: Charlotte Russell, Mildred Russell, Hester Lloyd , Ruth Pace, Dreama Pace, Including a host of other family and friends who all loved her.

Ms. Letricia Renee McCullen

March 8, 1972 - October 2, 2025