Daphane Satterwhite

"The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore" Psalm 121:8 On Monday, September 23, 2019, Daphane Satterwhite transitioned peacefully. God saw the road was getting rough and the hills were getting hard to climb, so, he quietly took her home to eternal rest. Daphane was born December 26, 1963 to Shirley Satterwhite and the late David Satterwhite, Sr. and at Georgetown Hospital in Washington, D.C. She attended St. Paul and St. Augustine Elementary School at the 15th and S. Street location from K -8th grade. And St. Patrick Academy from 9th grade through 12th grade. She is one of the original 13 members who started the Gospel Choir at St. Augustine Catholic Church. The First Black Catholic Church in Washington, D.C. where she was also a member and was also Baptized. Daphne was well loved in the community. She had giving spirit. She was always feeding and clothing the neighborhood. She had the gift of HELP. Daphne was briefly employed at the following Federal Government Agencies - Department of Justice, Pentagon, Walter Reed and Bureau of Engraving. She was also a Legal Secretary for the Patent Office. The Lord blessed Daphne with many talents which included singing. She was Facebook friends with local Gospel Artist Robert Person and she was also associated with Gospel Artist Richard Smallwood who was the guest artist at the 20th anniversary for the Gospel Choir. She won the D.C. talent search, she sang the jingle for McBride’s Department Store. And she did background music for Singing Artist Al Green on one of his many recordings. She loved to travel, during her travels she sang in Osaka Japan, France and Italy. Daphane was also the opening acts for Artist at the Carter Baron in Washington, D.C. She was also assisted in the production of the play "Wizard of Oz" for the kids at Coolidge High School. For a short period of time she was the Choir Director at the St. Gabriel’s Church. She was well sought out to sing in Weddings and Funerals. Daphane leaves to cherish her life memories: Mother Shirley Satterwhite. Sister Linda Satterwhite and Brothers, David Jr. and Joe. She was loved by a host Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. In Lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the following website in Daphane Satterwhite honor: https://team.kidney.org/campaign/miss-daphne-satterwhite/.

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Daphane Satterwhite

December 26, 1963 - September 23, 2019