A seed was planted by God on February 16, 1982.  From that seed, a beautiful flower name Catoris LaKeshia Bradford was born. God returned to his garden and selected a flower on May 13, 2023. On May 30, 2023, our Father which are in Heaven, pulled his selected flower from the University of Alabama Birmingham Hospital, Birmingham, AL.

Catoris was born to Teletha Cunningham Boyd and Johnny Cunningham.  She was the oldest of three children.  At an early age, she confessed Christ and joined St. John Baptist Church under the leadership of the late Prophet T.J. Verdell.  Later in life, she relocated to Lowndes County where she joined and served at Vibrant Church until relocating to Texas.
She was a graduate of Noxubee County High School Class of 2000.

She attended Bevill State Community College where she earned a Certificate for Phlebotomy.  She served our community with various jobs in retail.  She was employed at Yokohoma and Dollar General in Lancaster, Texas until her illness/death.

She was preceded in death by her maternal grand- parents, Georgia and Oscar Lee Bradford; paternal grandmother, Lula Mae Cunningham; aunt, Easter M. Roby; uncles:  Clarence, Essie Lee and Lester Cunningham.

She leaves to cherish her memories:  a son, Braxton Fenton of Dallas, TX; mother, Teletha (J.C.) Boyd of Columbus, MS; father, Johnny (Bertha) Cunningham of Macon, MS; two brothers, Victor and Ricardo Cunningham both of Columbus, MS; special big sister, Jacqueline Lowery of Columbus, MS; special big brother, Derrick (Sheri) Price of Macon, MS; three aunts:  Doris (J.C.) King, Sandra (Robert) Taylor, Teresa (Late Nathan) Joiner all of Macon, MS; twelve uncles, Bruce (Lorraine) Alonzo, Jimmy, Leevon Cunningham, Jessie & Anthony Bradford all of Macon, MS, Larry (Glenda), Willie B. Cunningham, Donnie, Terry and R.C. Bradford all of Columbus MS; three nieces, 1 nephew, and a host of family, friends and loved ones.