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| Recent photo of Verneida Britton in her living room surrounded by a few of the works she has collected by regional and international artists including her favorite, Aminah Robinson. |
Educator,
collector, and skydiver,
Verneida I. Britton, 82, of Cincinnati, passed away on March 28, 2021, after a six-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Due to COVID-19 safety restrictions, a private
family service will be held at Spring Grove Cemetery on April 10, but it will be
streamed live. Additionally, the
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will hold a private memorial service for docents, with
Aminah Robinson's "RagGonNons" as the backdrop, in recognition of her service as a docent. The family requests that memorial gifts be made by
purchasing a Freedom Center membership.
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| "A Day in the Streets of Dakar, Senegal, an Afrikan Pilgrimage: The Extended Family" (1979) by Aminah Robinson. Estate of Verneida I. Britton |
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| Memorial at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Far-right is the massive "RagGonNon" quilts by Aminah Robison, and to the left is a mural by Tom Feelings. |
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| Final resting place in a wooded area in Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati. The site was personally selected by Verneida about eight years ago. |
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| Verneida with a scarf with Kehinde Wiley's foliage print from his portrait of President Barrack Obama |
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