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On March 13, 1979, in Galveston Texas, Gregory Cummins and Jessie Cummins welcomed their second child, whom they named Jeremie Roshon Cummins. At an early age he dedicated his life to Christ. He became a licensed minister at the age of 12 and served at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church. Jeremie attended Galveston Public School and was a part of Ball High Class of 1997. Reverend Cummins later attended College of the Mainland and IT Tech. He later obtained a forklift certification from Everest Community College. Reverend Cummins was blessed with the gift of speaking. At the early age of 5 years old, he began reciting the famous “I Have a Dream” speech which opened the door for him to receive numerous invitations to speak. Each time he spoke, he always received a standing ovation. Reverend Cummins begin teaching and preaching the word of God to anyone who would listen. His ministry extended far beyond the pulpit. Reverend Cummins touched the lives of countless people by proclaiming the truth throughout the streets of Galveston County. Reverend Cummins is also known as Shon, Baby Boy, and Balodi. He was the CEO & Fonder of Mill Ticket Hustlers, “MTH.” He had many talents such as acting, rapping, teaching, mentoring, and being a comedian. Reverend Cummins was cast in a leading role for a stage play centered around domestic violence. His performance was outstanding and praised by the entire audience. He had the ability to capture your attention with his words anytime he spoke whether it was a conversation about “business,” relationships, or his favorite topic, The Word of God. Reverend Cummins never entered a room without making everyone laugh, even if you were upset with him, he found a way to shift the atmosphere. In his last years, Shon lived his MTH dream life. He was the Founder and Host of ‘The Balodi Show” on Facebook live – where he invited guests to speak and nothing was off limits. He kept the audience entertained. He began each episode with “It’s live, You’re live, We’re live …Where the live at? …The Balodi Show!” Reverend Cummins was a proud father and grandpa. He was blessed with three daughters, Marishonae Moore-Cummins, Jaylon Cummins, and Jada Merchant-Cummins; and one son, Avery Washington. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. Reverend Cummins was a member of God’s Kingdom and Restoration Ministries. Reverend Cummins was preceded in death by his father, Rev. Gregory Cummins; grandparents, Rev. Ralph J. Cummins and Viola Cummins, Willie Allen and Alberta Allen, Jesse Hegans; grandfather; Casme Phillip; great-grandmother, Florence Hagans; Uncle, Mark Cummins; cousins, Consuella Kar and Shameka Cummins; and Close friend, Robert Fluellen He leaves to cherish his memories his loving Mother, Jessie Cummins; Grandmother, Betty Johnson; Daughters, Marishonae Moore- Cummins, Jaylon Cummins, Jada Merchant-Cummins; Son, Avery Washington; Brothers, Gregory Cummins, Philip Cummins(Tya); Sisters, Raicherylon Cummins (Oumar), Raicheria Cummins; Grandchildren, Jay’ce Johnson, Marcus Moore; Uncles, Kodel Frazier (Delisa), Curly Kar, Reginald J Cummins; Aunts, Gail Boyd, Sharon Fontaine; Special Devoted Friend, La Kisha Burns; Close friends; Spanky Prince Edwards, Jesse Watson, Lil’ Rudy, Kedrick Jones, Lil’ Raymond, Kevin Mack, and Kendal Applin.

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Reverend Jeremie Roshon Cummins

March 13, 1979 - April 23, 2024