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Ivory
Shoulders
Dec 31, 1985 — Jul 11, 2022
Waterville
Ivory was born on December 31st, 1985, to James and Melinda Currence in Worcester, Massachusetts. Ivory was adopted into the Shoulders Family by Robert and Roslyn Shoulders in 1996. Ivory has eleven biological brothers and sisters and ten adopted siblings; Gerald Currence, James Currence, Andre Currence, Derrick Currence, Kevin Currence, Latasha Currence, Monique Currence, Tawanna Currence, Dawn Currence, Danielle Currence, Tyreek Currence, Rashan Hodge, Tameika Shoulders, Joi Shoulders, Angela Shoulders, Lloyd Shoulders, Michael Shoulders, Leta Bethel, Michael Jordan, Rashim and Rakeem Shoulders
Ivory "Izzy" Isaiah Currence-Shoulders, 36, of Bronx, NY, passed away on July 11th, 2022.
Ivory graduated from Truman High School in 2003. Ivory later moved to Maine with his oldest daughter, Jailyn Shoulders. Ivory's dedication to his children kickstarted his value in hard work. Ivory last worked as a processor with Clynk Recycling Center in Oakland, Maine.
While in Maine, Ivory went on to have four more children, daughters Miracle Shoulders and Kaleigha Shoulders, sons Isaac Shoulders, and Chevy Shoulders.
Ivory was a Shiloh Temple Pentecostal Church member where his adoptive father, Bishop Robert Shoulders, pastors.
Ivory was preceded in death by his biological father, James Currence, brother, Tyreek Currence, adoptive mother, Roslyn Shoulders, and adoptive brother Michael Jordan.
Ivory leaves a massive hole in the hearts of his families and friends, who Ivory constantly entertained by his hilarious sense of humor. Ivory was the life of the party. He was passionate about family and loved to have a good time. He loved to dance, joke, and sing. Ivory also loved to cook. He could make the meanest fried chicken and loved scrambled eggs that you could "bounce off the wall," as his mother would say. Ivory wasn't large in stature, but his deep voice was larger than life and often projected through his favorite saying, "You feel me?" and his favorite song, Fantasia's "Lose to Win."
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