Magoliene Enyard

Magoliene Ward-Enyard was born December 31, 1951 in Pelahatchie, Mississippi to the parents of Maggie and Hosie Ward. She was the last child out of five children. Soon after her birth the family migrated to Los Angeles, California in search of a better life. Magoliene grew up in a warm loving home filled with family.

She attended Kindergarten to 6th grade at Lincoln Elementary, 7th - 9th grade at Ralph Bunch Jr. High School, 10th - 12th grade at Centennial Sr. High School, where she was known for her performances in the school talent shows, as well as cheering with the Centenettes. her love for music began early on, as her mother and father would always encourage their babies to sing. They purchased a family piano that their children amd friends gathered around on Sundays to sing songs. Magoliene was known for her kindred spirit. As a teenager she would look forward to spending her summers taking care of her niece and nephews. As an adult she unselfishly spent most of her time assisting her mother and taking care of loved ones who had taken ill. so it was to no surprise that Magoliene would pursue a career in the medical field.

Soon after high school, Magoliene attended the Bryman Institute, graduating with duo certificates as a CNS and a medical assistant. She earned her first job at Athens Park Hospital as a CNA in Los Angeles, California. For several years, she worked for Dr. Mosely, until she has to abruptly stop working to care for her parents who had taken ill.

In the late 1970's, Magoliene met and married Cecil John Enyard in a beautiful front yard wedding that she'd planned and decorated from beginning to end. Magoliene knew how to throw a party, from flowers, furs, feathers, etc. If it was over the top, it was Mag (as she was affectionately known by close friends and family). Being the power couple of their time, Magoliene and Cecil became proud young black business owners of The Sound Boutique, which was located in Compton, California. The Sound Boutique would become 1 of the three businesses that she owned and operated.

In the 1990's, Magoliene pursued a career in education, becoming a Parent-Teacher Facilitator for the Los Angeles School District. Which bridged the gap between parents and teachers, by creating necessary relationships for the interest of the children. She was praised by her administrators as well as the parents for her outstanding leadership.

Soon after her death of her first born son, Larry Haynes, Magoliene moved to Las Vegas where she would make her home enjoying her grandchildren and great grand children until she was called home on December 19, 2021.

Viewing 

Thursday January 6, 2022
11:00am - 12:00pm

Serenity Funeral Home
1140 Almond Tree Lane 
Las Vegas, NV 89104
702-647-0123

Service 

Thursday January 6, 2022
12:00pm - 2:00pm

Serenity Funeral Home
1140 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89104
702-647-0123

Burial

Thursday January 6, 2022
3:00pm - 3:30pm 

Davis Funeral Home & Memorial Service
6200 S Eastern 
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702-736-6200