Iesha Manar Mahdi

Iesha Manar Mahdi was born Iesha Sharrod Beck on December 27, 1973, at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth Texas. She was born to the parents of Muslimah Nubee Mahdi from Fort Worth, Tx and Taalib-din Nasheed Mahdi from Tyler, Tx.

Iesha graduated from Everman Joe C. Bean High School with honors in 1992. In February 1993 she joined the U.S. Navy and took on the rate of an operation Specialist. She served for 4 years active duty with a top-secret security clearance. Her first duty station was Keflavik, Iceland and her final duty station was onboard the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy CV-67. During her active duty, Iesha had the privilege to visit France, Ireland, Saint Matin and many more locals ...

Iesha met and married Mark Thompson in 1999. They had two children, Ananda and Khadijah Thompson. At the age of 25 Iesha Mark started their first business, IMT custom Graphics and Printing, which was a graphic design company. As the business grew, her customers began to require more products and services that she didn't offer; so she started a second company, Metro Business pages, which incorporated not only graphic design services but also website design, branding, new start business counseling services and a networking space for Metro Business Pages clients in the DFW Metroplex area. Due to the economic impact of 911, Metro Business pages lost a lot of its repeat clients, and the business went under. The next business venture that Iesha undertook was investing into CleanNet USA, a commercial cleaning franchise. She managed the franchise for 8 years until she signed over the business to Mark Thompson during their divorce in 2018.

Next Iesha worked in the Auto Industry, which peaked new interest and skill sets leading to a focus on the finance management aspect of car sales as well as title preparations. In April 2018 Iesha was hired at Custom Truck One Source as the South Region Title Clerk and she was employed there until her death.

In October 2020 Iesha was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. At the time of diagnosis the cancer had already spread from her breast to her right lung, liver, and bones. Although it was a tough fight, Iesha beat the cancer and it never returned

The last venture that Iesha developed and her most proud accomplishment is Trinity Love Inc. Iesha's passion for the upliftment of the black communities in America is something that has been a trial that touched Iesha's life from her elementary years until her death. The lives that she's been able to influence in a positive way and the positive impact in

individuals in the community that Trinity Love, Inc has accomplished is what she was most proud of.

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Iesha has been preceded in death by Govie Beck Sr; grandfather, Willie Hugh Cameron; grandmother, Cecil Massington; grandfather, Vera Smith-Jackson; grandmother, Taalib-din Mahdi; father, Larry Jackson; uncle, Beverly Jackson-Coble; aunt, Betty Govan; aunt and Najee Basheer; cousin

Iesha is survived by Helen" Red" Collins; great aunt, Muslimah Mahdi; mother, Ananda Thompson; daughter, Khadijah Thompson; daughter, Jamaal Mahdi (Freda); brother, Nasheem Beck; brother, Maleka Mahdi; sister, Mashlah Beck-Bell (Marvin); sister, Tahirah Mahdi; sister, Illyas Mahdi; brother, Mustafa Mahdi; brother, Adillah Basheer; aunt, Betty Jackson-McCowan; aunt, Cecilla Massington-Barnes; aunt, Govie Beck Jr; uncle, Robert Beck; uncle, Gilbert Beck; uncle, Russell Beck; uncle, Judy Beck-Hardeway; aunt, Deremy Beck, nephew, Micah Mahdi; niece, Montray Johnson; nephew, Aneesah Johnson, niece, Jamaal Strange; nephew, Kendrell Scranton; nephew, Dewone McDaniel (Derosea), cousin, Kena Baugh (Michael; cousin, Demetri Mustafa; cousin, Lavagette Wilson, cousin, Telllious Skinner¬Hicks; cousin, Keia Sudds; cousin, Najila Hendrix (Gerald); cousin, Antwone McDaniel; cousin and many other beloved relatives and a caravan of extended family and friends

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