Chicago says goodbye to Pervis Staples | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Chicago says goodbye to Pervis Staples | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Funeral at Leak and Sons draws pack room as COVID-19 restrictions ease By Erick Johnson The room was packed. Mourners kept coming. But when the song “I’ll Take You There” was played, it was time to celebrate the life of a member of Chicago’s royal family of Gospel music. It was a spirited homegoing service for […]

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