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CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY - -BIOGRAPHICAL - -TEXTUAL --TOPICAL --· - DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
BIBLIOGRAPHY ____________________________ _
(1) FUNERAL (2) DEATH
SUBJECT------------------
TEXT--J_o_h_n_1_4:_1_-4_; _I_T_he_s_s._4_:1_3-_1_7:__;Il_C_o_r._5 __ :6_-8::__ ___ _
"THE MEANING OF DEATH" TITLc--------------------
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CLASSIFICATION:
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TEXT
TITLE
John 14:1-:.3__1 Thess . 4:13- 17
TI-fl MEANIN:r OF DEATH
II Cor. 5:6- 8
SCRIPTURE READING-·----------------
DELIVERIES: Date Hour Place
Mrs . a. w. Smit 8/9/61 Funeral, Chickasha, Okl Mr. Weaver 1/1¾62 Chickasha, Okla. Mr . lfoHugh 2/2 62 Chickasha, Okla . Mrs . Wilburn 2/19/62 Chickasha , Okla. Mr . Frederick 4/62 Chickasha , Oklahoma Mrs . Howard
Taylor 7/12/62 Chickasha, Oklahoma Mrs . Oekerman 11/21/62 Chickasha, Oklahoma Elks Mem. Serv. 12/1/63 Chickasha, Okl ahoma Duncan , Sevier ' s 12/11/63 Chickasha, Oklahoma Leonard , Brown ' s 2/28/64 FBC) Chickas ha, Ok lahoma Thomas, Sevier's 6/26/64 Chickasha , Okl ahoma
Frazier, Servic 11/30/64 Ponca Citl,, Okla . Dan MCDaniel
I April,196 (Trou )Ponca Ci y , Okla. Mrs . Lunsb~ ~i~: ~a, 11%5 t~i\1i.\~P~gli~aCb¥1ty,o6ki~~ma Wa ;,l t er Wea er
BIBLIOGRAPHY Mrs . Burgeson 10/ 11/ 66 (Trout ) Ponca City, Oklahoma.
( EBC) Okla
. XXX* XXX* XXX XXX XXX
XXX XXX xxxx xx-
XXX XXX XXX ffi++ ++
XXX+ xxx+++ Mrs. Frost _ 4/10/ 67 Ponca City ,
Mrs . Anna Belle Vaught 7-18-67 Burbank (Mrs. Shell's mother)
---BIOGRAPHICAL - --TEXTUAL ---TOPICAL ---DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
Mrs. Ervan Crewse Jack Linn Victor Tippett Walter Jackson Ray Butler
Mrs. J. J. Clay Mrs. W.H. (Mattie)
Weaver Baker-Darby
Mr. Whitsitt Mrs. A. C. Sherfey Mtt. C.ta;ttellbu..ck Mll..6. G1teen M!t. JohYII.JOn Mrs. J. C. Wilson
Mrs . Carter Ed Blanton
Earl Pinson
1/4/69 7/7/70 1/15/71 2/13/71 3/1/71
6-15-71
lo/25/71 12-11-71 4-19-72 8-29-72 1-8-73 2-23-"73 2-24-73 5-26-73
7-17 - 73 11-16-73
Mr. W. C. Rhodes 3-2 i- 74
7-15-74 Mrs. Bridges Mr. Clyde Box Mr. Brazael Mr. Oglesby Mr. Wm. Cochran
Mrs. Alice Mackey
Carl L. Greer Mrs. Gee ::r~.o- f-Jttw/,'Hlf
11/26/74 2-5-75 2-24-75 4-9-75 8-7-75
10-22-75
12-6-75 3-13-76
7..:,.~-7~
Ponca City, Okla . XXX +++ Chickasha, Oklahoma XXX+++ San Angelo, Texas XXX++ San Angelo, Texas XXX+++ San Angelo, Texas XXX+tt
San Angelo, Texas
San Angelo , Texas San Angelo, Texas Saa Angelo,Texas
San An elo, Texas San Ang e1'..o, T e.xa1.> San Ang el,o, Tex.a;., San Ang el,o , Tex.a;., San AI\ge lo, Texas
San Angelo, Texas San Ange lo, Texas
XXX** 111f11 XXX***
XXX+++ XXX+++ XXX+++ XXX++ XXX++
XXX+++ XXX++
San Angelo, Texas XXX+++ San Angelo, Texas XX:X+++
San Angelo, Texas San Ange lo, Texas San Angelo, Texas
XXX++ XXX+++
San Angelo, Texas (XXX-t-t-r) San Angelo, Texas
San Angelo, Texas {XXX***)
San Angelo, Texas San Angelo, Texas (XXX***) A.J,~ r'4\. ~11t1
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TITLE THE MEANING OF DEATH
SCRIPTURE READING,----------------
DELIVERIES: Date Hour Place
Gus Taylor 8/25/76 San Ange lo, TX Carlos Johnson 12/3/76 San Angelo, Texas
Wanda Nutt Cox 1-24-77 San Angelo , Texas Mrs. Utt 4-27-77 San Ange lo, Tx
Mrs . Bernice Smith 6-8 - 77 San Angelo, Texas
Mr . Fred Gray 9/28/77 San Angelo, Tx
Nove lle Daws n 11/7/77 San Angelo . Texas
'N.P .Low 11/8/77 San Angelo, Texas Mrs. Florence anks, 12 / 8/77 San Angelo, Texas C lyde Johnson 1/3/78 San Angelo , Texas
Mrs. J ioaie Mc nus 3-4-78 San Angelo, Texas
Mrs. Victor Sa l ar 10/26/7 San Angelo , Tx Mr. Buddy Knightl2/30/78 San Ange lo, Tx
BIBLIOGRAPHY
XXX+++
XXX XXX++
XXX+++ XXX++ XXX**
XXX*** XXX+++ XXX***
xxx+++ XXX+++
CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL --TOPICAL ---DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
Mrs .1' • W. Billingsle~-3-7'(
Mrs. Beatrice Harris 2 - 2 0-79 Mrs. Elsie Schuhmann 7-17-79 Mrs. Zelda Knight 7-2 3- 79
San Angelo, Tx San Angelo, Texas
San Angelo, Tx
Mr. Boyington Womack 9 - 3-79 San Angelo, Tx Mrs. Williams 102 yrs. old 12-7-79 San Angelo, Tx Mrs. Eunice Gi.1;vin l-3-i6 San Angelo, Tx Wllliam Tyler 3-8-80 San Angelo, Tx (XXX++)
Irk Davidson ::i -a-uu San Angelo, Tx (XXX++)
Ruby Gray
wo..r'---Pu~ 9 - 23-80
lO - 14-ib
San Angelo, Tx
S A+1- Riritefo t J<. I
Mrs. A.W. McMillan ;l-14-81 San Angelo, Tx
(XXX+++)
Mrs. John (Grace) Little 7-17-81 San Angelo, Tx (XXX+++) Mrs. Ida Reena Atkinson 8/14/81 San Angelo, Tex. XXX+++
Mrs. J. A. Moody 10-7-81 San Angelo , Texas (XXX+++)
John Patrick Collins 10/22/81 San Angelo, Tx. Mrs.~- R. Harmon 12/30/81 San Angelo , Tx. Mr. Simpson 1-1 8-82 San Angelo, Tx. Mr. Evan Ogden 1-30-82 San Angelo , Tx. Mr. Jim Redfield 3-22-82 San Angelo, Tx. Mr. Kenneth Loso 4-26-82 San Angelo, Tx. (XXX++) Buck Kirksey 5/29/82 San Angelo, Tx.
XXX+++ XXX+++
XXX+++
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SUBJECT (1) EUNERAL <2} DEATH
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"THE MEANING OF DEATH" TITLa::-----------------11---
SCRIPTURE READING'--------------
DELIVERIES: Date
Mae Caldw II 9-6-97 Jesse Beam 4-11-98
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Hour Plac,
San Angelo, TX San Angelo, TX
II II II
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514tVAN~ '-0
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CLASSIFICATION:
--..c:EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL --TOPICAL ---"DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
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BIBLIOGRAPHY-------------------------------
- -----------------------------"T·n PAS YO THE
SUBJECT ( 1) FUNERAL (2) DEATH
John 14:1-4; I Thess. 4:13-17; II Cor. 5:6-8 TEXT------<-------_:.. _______ _
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SCRIPTURE READINv------------.....;... __ _
DELIVERIES: Helen "Lou" P Nell Greene Fred Buie
Thelma Akins Ella Barton i.~se Martin t;-d.+ C M'w..tJt/
Bill Ball
~ 111,J.Hv J.v tilt t (;.tr,fJy
(] f 4A "1tlklt
Date le 8-19-
7-2-92 7-21-92
10-17-92 11-5-92 11-25-92 3 31-q.3 7-13-93
f;)., l/·'13
J-)/·f3
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Violet Stuart 9-8-94 Cl,p,tsl#N,f'eel lh}3-q 't
Hour
(Bdef)
Place San Angelo, TX
San Angelo, TX San angelo, 1l'X San Angelo, TX San Angelo, TX
::5"'711'rlf rftJJ '7X San Angelo, TX
,. " ,,
I\ ll I/ II II II
(2) ESCHATOLOGY E.F 13
CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL --TOPICAL --..uDE:VOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
(XXX+++); (XXX+++);
(XXX+++); Co~/4 \611~ IJ.-IS"' 'fl/ BIBLIOGllAPHY ______________ _:.:., _________________ _
SUBJECT (1) FUNERAL (2) DEATH
TEXT John 14:1-4; I Thess. 4:13-17; II Cor. 5:6-8
TITLE "THE MEANING OF DEATH" ·
SCRIPTURE READING•----------------
DELIVERIES: Date Hour Place Cora Rogers 12-15-94 San Angelo, TX
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~ ~ ))-).{·f ~ $t,I,~, TX Ht, ,tf 1-.triy 3 · 'J. -9~ Sl'l?'l ~?Y/el~~ TX
Di.flle O.s1AA1!4li<! i-).,--C/, " ,, II
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V:f the ~ A?f$<--t 'J~J- q} Jl I( I I
( {f re4,r11~ 3-17-q7 6A ;c_ka.sha DK t..ou,s ,,rs 4 -3o-Q7 I
/ l1.4e (A./(U;~,, q ~ u-4 7 ..$,1-BIBLIOGRAPHY
\"f ) n p~storal theology (2) ESCHATOLOGY 13
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CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL - - TOPICAL ---DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments: (XXX+++);
()(X.)C+++t J, )
SUBJECT-_::_FU=N~E~R~AL=-----=D~E=A~T~H=----------
TEXT---=-J=oh=n=...cl~4~:~l~-~4~;~I'-"'T~h=e~s~s~._4~:~1~3--1~7~;L....:.I~I~C~o~r~.---"'5~:6~-~8=---
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SCRIPTURE READING'----------------
DELIVERIES: Date Hour Place Doyle Hughes 4-9 ~90 :",in /,ngelo, T X W. 0 . Hodge 1-8-91 San Angelo, TX Elward G. Ja kson 2-5-9 San Angelo, TX Robert Daven ort 4-26- 1 San Angelo, TX Mary Schreib r 6-8-91 San Angelo, TX Cora Lee Car G-29- 91 S;i.n lrngelo, TX Will Mills s- n - 9i S$.n Ange lo , TX L .H. Briant ( Timrey) 8- 5-91 San An g e lo, TX 3Jll:ie ,To Mahl 1· 12- 16-91 ;:,an Angelo, TX Bessie Self P nner 12-2 -91 Eola, TX Mrs. Helen W lf 2-24-92 San All6d ,>, TX Lela Mae (Mr . Sims) Sa lors 5-13- 2 San Angelo, TX Nell Greene 7-2-92 San Angelo, TX
G Fred Buie 7-21-92
BIBLIOGRAPHY------------
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CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL --TOPICAL ---DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
( XXX+++);
(XXX+++);
(XXX+++);
SUBJECT-~F~UN=-=E~RA-=-=L=---_ ___::.D_E_A~T~H:..__ _________ _
TEXT John 14:l-4; I Thess. 4:13-17; II CoT. 5:6-~
TITLc.E---'T=-=H:.::E::........:ME=A:.::N:.=IN:.:.Gc::.,_O~F-=-D::;;E;;.:A'-=-T.::H:.,__ __________ _
SCRIPTURE READING'----------------
DELIVERIES: Date Hour Place
Doyle Wils n ~.-c- 37 '.'"an At.6c::..o, .. :x Jewel Ober Mackin: -lJ-87 San Anbelo, TX Myrtle rrc nover 11-16-87 San Angelo, 'TX Debaze Hal mark ·s-3-8& San. Angelo, · TX
Bernice Kil 8-29 Stl ~an An2elo, 'To/ Chas "Buster" 11-5-88 San Angelo, T;( Miss Ora Sp 1- 3-89 (DX++++); Mrs. Bina C umbley 2-6-89 r. Orval Shul z 2/25/89 San Angelo, TX Henry Jenness 6-20-89 San Angelo, TX Mary Martha W Json 6-23 89 San Angelo, TX Mrs. nvelyn •o Wood 8- 9-89 San Angelo, TX Lillie Mae Le 10-2-89 San Angelo, TX
Monroe Smit 12-7-89 San Angelo, TX Mrs. Esther , Cecil) ite 1-13- 0 San Angelo, TX Mrs. Edna Seals 3-7-90 San Angelo, TX BIBLIOGRAPHY ___________ _
PASTORA THEO OG ." Eschatology
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CLASSIFICATION:
--EXPOSITORY - -BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL --TOPICAL ----DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
(~~T f-T); (XXX-tr t-);
(XXX+++); (XXX-'+'-)_;
(XXX+++); Graveside (XXX++++); (XXX++++);
SUBJECT- ----=-F~U~N~E~R~A=L:.__ __ ----=D~E~A~T~H:__ ___ _,__ _ ____ _
PASTORAL THEOLOGY Eschato l ogy
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CLASSIFICATION: TEXT ,John 14·1 4· T Th.ess 4·13-1 7 ; II Co r . 5 : 6-8
TITLcE __ T_H_E_ M_E_A_N_I_N_G_O_F_ D_E_A_T_H ___________ _
SCRIPTURE READING, _ _______________ _
DELIVERIES:
Mrs . McDona l Mattie Ri d l i n
Date
11/15/ 8 2 /1 8/ 83
2/18/84
Hour Place
Mr s . Har l an Mr s. Lucille 2/22 / 84
San Angelo , TX San Ange l o, TX
San Ange l o , TX San Angelo , TX
Homer Griffi 1 2/4/84
Mrs. Otis 3 / 29 / 85 (Chri stine ) Si e Mrs. Alma Ta ley 12-20 Mr. Weldon ( 0) Lander Mrs . Evelyn aynie Mrs. Ed (Ann) Pinson
San Angelo, TX
San Angelo , TX
85 San Angelo , TX 1-2-86 San Angelo , TX 5-9-86 San Angel o , TX 9-20-86 San Angelo , TX
--EXPOSITORY --BIOGRAPHICAL --TEXTUAL ---TOPICAL ---DEVOTIONAL
Results and Comments:
xxx++
(XXX+++ ) (XXX+++)
(XXX++++ )
(XXX+++ )
( XXX+++);
r~ftaL~rfra~ ms f~:fg:~~ ~lR Mlf~t8: fl Thfitlffbd'irfpeHY _ _____ 1_2_- _3_1 _- _86 __ s_a_n An_g_e_l +o_, _T_x ___ c_xxx __ +_+_+_+_)_; ______ _ _ _ _ _
qq:r;othy Roach )'111711•-£ 5...,f '
San Angelo, TX ,, (XXX++... ) ;
C ;x.x ,c +++
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· He can see on l y a little of t he ocean ... 1 '!God moves in ... 11
I. To Chr i st i an
1. It means t nat t he i r life s worl< as been done --II Tim. 4:6-7 ''For I am now r eady to be of~ered , &
the time of my departure is at hand. I h~ve fought a good fi ght, I have finished my course, I have kept t he faith. 11
2. I t meansl t hat t heir reward i s ready -- II Tim. 4: 8 ::Henceforth there is laid up for me a
crown of righteousness, which t he Lord , t he righteou judge shall give me at t hat day . n
3. I t means t hat t heir heavenly ode s rep ared --John 14 " In my father's house are many mansions. I
go to prepare a place for you. 11
4 . It means t hat tney snal l r enew old a cquaintances --ILLUS: Mother , Father ( Paul , etc.)
5. It means nat tn ey are free f r om life's urts - - Rev. 21:4 11And God shall wipe away all tears f
their eyes , and t here shall be no more death, neither sorrow nor crying neit her shall.there b 2I1y more pain, f or the ior,mer t hings art:: passed away. :, Deacon told pastor.
6 . rt means tn at t hey shall s ee JESUS --Rev. 22:3-4 11And t here shall be no more curse: But
the t hrone of God and of t he Lamb shall be in it and his servants shall serve him : An d t hey shall SEE ni s f a ce :, and his name shall be in their fore
. heads. ·1
II. To t he Living Chr i s tians
1 . It means t nat our l oved one as exp'ed a gr eat gain - -Phil. 1 :21 11For to me to live i s Christ, & to die
is gain . 11
2 . It means that God stilI as s ome need for us upon this world
--Phil. 1 : 24 11Nevertheless, to abide in t he fle sh is more needful for you. i:
3. It means t hat we shouI live so er l y, r ighteous l y, & godly. in t his pr esent ,mr ld . • Boy and Se as i de
/~f'\~ /2: f/,i,'J.-/s fl,,A-1- 1 C J..J. ,I; ..f'/f .,,.,,,1 ,, ~v ~ When t hou passet h t nroug tne waters ... 11
"There is no death ... n J 'dv _-., - /· J...i.JA 'J ,
USED: ---"--
THE MEANING OF DEATH
Mr s. R.W.Smith, 8-9-61, Chickasha , Okla . ( XXX+ Mr. Weaver, 1-15-62 (XXX+) .1r. McHugh , 2-2-62 (XXX ) lrs. Wilburn, 2-19- 62 ( XXX )
Mr. Fr ederick, 4-62 ( XXX ) Mr s . Howard Taylor , 7- 12-62 ( XXX ) Mr s . Oekerman , 11-21 --62 ( XXX ) El ks Memorial Service , 12-1-63 (XXX+) Duncan , 12 - 11- 63 ( XX- ) Vernon Leonard , 2-28-64 ( ) FBC R. A. Thomas, 7-2 6- 64 ( XXX ) Frazier , 11-30-64, P. C. (XXX) McDaniel , 4-65, P.C . (XXX ) Trouts Mr s. Lundsdury, 6-8--65, Ponca City ( XXX++) Trouts Walter Weaver , 10-28- 65, Ponca City ( XXX+++) Trouts Mrs. Burges on , 10-11-66, Ponca City ( XXX+) Trouts Mrs. Frost, 4-10-6 7 ( XXX+++) 1rs. Anna Belle Vaught , 7-18-67 ,Burbank (Mrs Shell's
Mother ) Mr. Ray King, 6-24-68, P. C. Miles Chapel ( XXX++) Mrs. Ervan Crewse, 1-4-69 ( XXX+++) Jack Linn, 7-7- 70, Chickasha ( XX'>:'.++++) 'l'ippett, 1-15-71, San Angelo ( XXX++) Walter Jacks on, 2-13-71 , San Angelo ( XXX+++) Mrs . J. J. Clay, 6-15-71, San Angelo Mrs. W.H. (Nattie) Weaver, 10-25-71 , San Angelo ( XXX++ Baker- Darby Funeral , 12-11-71 , San Ange lo Mr. Wnits itt , 4-19- 72 , San Angelo , ( XXX+++) /'11?.,> A C. Sh eRley J' -<f -7.) J'.-'1· rx.v.x1-~/ .MR. C/1l·lul><,c1f /-1?- 7J .sA {XX/. tij _ _'
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faf/'<S r..1. c, 1/-',lsrA-,. S: , >-;i.t: J3( 'i.xx:J /1 tU , C~ R TE I? J- /?-73 (Xx.x r+~ .S.,4. 11/t. · Ed 'Bl~NTtW II- ,,_ ?.J SA (#,x-1.!;); 111 ~. tA A.l.. e,-,,,,,rQlf . 3 - .2.-?J., 5-1(X1=1cl-f i ' ,11,< Jv. C . {?Ju/,~ 7-IY·?t- ,A- ( w+.)
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!/' Mr. Lusby, San Angelo, 6-29-76 (XXX***) G-v..s u1 loJ? ;,-:i.. ,.., -;,; (}(Y¥,h·) Mr. Carlos Johnson 12-3-76 , s'an Angelo Mrs. Wanda Nutt Cox 1-24-77, San Angelo l~ -r.v) Yl--t4. l,.(_j;c Jf- ,l_ 7-7l ;f'4 { jtW f-!;}I '
Mrs. Bernice Smith 6-8-77 San Angelo, T.Jxas Mr. Fred Gray 9-28-77 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS( X~~~0
. ~> ()'\.- // ... 7-77 ,, ,, ('x~st t;) W.P . Low 11-8-77 SA. (XXX**) Mrs. Floreace Hanks , 12-28 -77 (XXX***) ctycw -;::;;Jim..s:~ I -J-7g {X"'lL'!-fH-)
Mrs. Jinmie McManus 3-4-78 (XXX**) r1 It> V.-dul .5A I~"' f O-~fi-1 t cx~ ~ M~S , ~ .i1(ll fl-1s--7K 5/f (¼.y..+i)/· }1 16 . .,t,f 4- H-, 't '/<. ,"II/I ":J -l - I K'-~ J .r A ·,t1 r<.5, ;J,11,1/A '1J S./f - .X.-/ F',.. ?Li-_/ ( X'x:Vl h / ,
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Mrs. Bina Chumbley 2/6/89
Mr. Orval Shultz, 2/25/89 "A
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Mrs. /E~ely9 Jo Wood 8-19-i9 SA ( ~r¥ffH-- ); .L-(l, --.;tk_ J..ee. 10-1- ~{X;<)t.tfl!)_:
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, , 1. It means that tm,;-,;life ' s work bas been done
--II Time 416-7 "For I am now ready to be offered, & the time of my departure is at hand-. I haye fought a g.ood fight, I have finished my co.Urse, I have kept the f aitl}, 11 •
2-. It melas- t hat ,r eward is re;3.dy --II Tim .. 418 , ' 'Hfnceforth there H laid up for me· a
crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge shall give me at •that day-.\,' _1
3. It means that ~ tt he avenly abpde in prepared).E!J;Mf1'/U0 1 ' --John 14 11 In my Father's house are_many !Jl.ansions . I
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4. It means that JIJle shall rene~ old acguain ances • ~
--~1 Moth~r. ~ather (Paul etc.)~· R~_A:,AI/) 5. f ur
--Rev. 2114 ''And God shall wipe away all tears from thei eyes, and there shall be no more death, neither sorro~ nor cryingneither shall there be an ain, for the fo:rme-r t ~~~-$ i:-e pa~~d a,-ll-\,!a..,' -'--=-' '·~~~r::;;i-..,,.......,-=-~
6. It means thafWE ~ 11 see J ESU§ ~ -- ev. 221il& 3-;q.- 11And there shall t b~ no more curse 1
but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in-it and his servants:i: shall serve him: And they' shall
. SEE his face; and his. n~e shall bLln t heir forehead s1 > 1CA-/Y ( d v B ff /..I e {If_ T~-f f/ , u ...J/-/Car"; I .l.; 3- If THE LIVING CHRISTIAN 1-Jtt A1 ~J.-. )..,.,.,~
1. It means that our loved one has exp ' ed a great gain --Phil. 1121 "Fr to me to live is Christ, & to die
isl gain. 11 _ JD . - , , ,· lhr/ /lo+ WA J/1- ,o , ~ 2. I t means that God sti l l as some need for us upop
this .«>rld --Phil. 1J24 1'Netertheless, to abide in thex sabf~sh ~ is mor e need fu 1 for you. 11 ~ H;U/§; ~nc, of 1B ac.cialen
- • I t means that we should so l ive as to be for deat --Titus 2112b 11We shoul d live so~iflY, r hte usly, &
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1. It means that their life's work has been done --II Tim. 4:6-7 "For I am now ready to be offered, and
the time of my departure is at hand. I have fou?-ht a good fight, I have finished my course, I hay e .
,, . k,ept_ the faith '' _ ~ Eg #()7°€5 t:~ 2 ~ It means that their reward is ready · · · ' ";~, ~ .._
--II Tim. 4:8 "Henceforth there· is laid up for me a : crown of righteousness, which the ,Lorc;l, theJ)e4~AIV righteous judge shall give me at that ciay." PO r I
3. It means that their heavenly abode i;s prepared --John 14 "In my Fat.her' s house are many mansions. I
go to prepare a place for you." ( KW vs-s J- ~4i~ . 4. It means that they shall renew old acquaintances
--ILLUS: Mother, Father (Paul, etq ,. ) 1'· ~ - 1.,, ,,.~
5. It means that they are free from 1 e's hurts ,~ / ,..e.: --Rev. 21 :4 "And God s hall wipe away all tears from thei1
eyes, and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow nor crying neither sha ll there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away." (Deacon t old pasto1
6. It means that liey shall see JESUS - ei1f H.I S-ULTIMT'f f»"''
--Rev. 22:3-4 "And there shall be no more curse: but 1 the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it and
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' 1. It means that our loved one has expected a great gain --Phil. 1 :21 "For to me to live is Christ, & to die is
gain." 2-. It means that God still has some need for us upon t his
world - · --Phil. 1:24 "Nevertheless, to abide in the flesh is more
needful for you." 3. It means t~at w~ should so live as to be ~ f,;£
. death • - . 7-- L.\- 1 J3 If .i.. ,wr} ~, _. --Titus 2 :12b "We should live soberiy, righteously , ,& •
godly, in this · present world." (Bo & Sea Side ... l ~7_
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CROSSING THE BAR Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1808-1892)
This poem "came in a moment" to Tennyson two years before his death. Later, a few days before he died, he asked his son ta see that the poem was placed last in all editions of his poetry.
Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea,
But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark;
For though from out our bourn of time and place The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar.
SCRIPTURE: Romans 8·31 ff ..'?8 ~'1
I. To The Deceased Christian ' HfR 1. It means that their i f.e's wor has been
done --II Tim. 4:6-7 "For I am now ready to be
offered, and the time of my departure is a i hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished !!!Y course, I have kept the faith.
2. It means that the ir rewar i s ready. ' --II Tim. 4:8 "Henceforth there is laid up
for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge ?Dall give me at that day. '®/1/7 K/'ftJW "BJJ.1 f(,A. f ~
3. It means that their heavenly abode is prepared
--John 14 "In my Father's house are many mansions. I go to prepare a place for you." [ Read vss 1-6)
4. It means that they shall renew old acquaintanc es
--ILLUS: Mother, Father (Paul, etc) 5. It means that t ~y are free from life's
hur s --Rev. 21:4 "And God shall wipe away all
tears from their eyes, and there shall be more death, neither sorrow nor crying neither shall there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away. (Death Ultimate HEALING)" (Deacon and old pasto)
6. It means that they shall see JESU --Rev. 22:3-4 "And there shall be no more
curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it and his servants shall serve him: And they shall SEE bis face; q P Hevu-e-~ ~ X f'Jv7 /<NOIA/ rf-e.1:5 'AE41-
l-f Ii- 7>1 ~ ;J.~ II. TO THE LIVING CHRISTIANS
1. It means that our ov ed ~ r.:_eat g a in ----- -Phil 1:21 "For to me to live is Christ..-{
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and to die is gain." 2. It means that God ~till has ome need or
us upon this world f~$e })1<.fVEf./ J.,fe --Phil. 1:24 "Nevertheless, to abide in the
flesh is more needful for you." 3. It means that we should so live as to be
prepared for death --Titus 2:12b "We should live soberly, righ
teously, and godly, in this present world. (Boy & Sea Side ... ) John 14 , ( "There Is No Dei th" -~r Sunset) l'
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When thou passes through the waters Deep the waves may be and cold, But Jehovah is our refuge And His promise is our hold.
Threatening breakers of destruction Doubts insidious undertow, Will not sink us, shall not drag us Out to ocean deeps of woe.
For His promise shall sustain us, Praise the Lord whose word is true, We shall not go down or under For thou saith, (;'Thou passes through!"
"I COME TO THE GARDEN ALONE"
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SCRIPTURE FOR SMITH FUNERAL
JOHLN 14:1-3 "Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you , I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that •x• where I am, there ye may be also.
I THESS. 4:13-17 ''But I y,,ould not have lyou to be ignorant brethern, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. /For this we say unto you by the y,rord of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not preceed them which xf• are asleep. For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, .with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first; Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up ""~"' :.,,,t .,_ wi ·1,h t hen 1n t1.e coulds, t ' mee1:. the - ... ord n the air: and so shall we ever be withthe Lord. "
II COR. 5 :ixx~6-8 ''Therefore we are always confident · knowing that, while we are at home in the body, we are absent :i:kx from the Lord. For we walk by faith, not by sight~ We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent ttx from the body, and to be present with the Lord."
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Life's Work Has Been Done A Life of Unselfish Service -- Phil. 1:21 (Quote KJV) (LB)"For to me, living means opportunities of service for Christ and dying--well that's better yet!" - -Luke 1 7: 33 "Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoeve r shall lose his life, for my sake, shall find it." --Note: He discover ed early in life that you can not have happiness until you first give it away. --I Cor. 15:58 "Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable,always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as_you know -your labor is not in v ain in the Lord~ -~ ,5rJ y f<,.5 - Ch v#.f:,h Cht1:11<.,, A Life of Quiet Conf i dence arld Optimism --II Tim. 1: 7 "For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love , and of a sound mind ." A Life of Encouragement to Others -1 _ 4- i - -Note: He helped people to feel good about themselves. (l./fVr,~ He was involved in "the ministry of encouragement. 'W~ ~. A Life that Lives On B ~ 7 - -Rev. 14: 13 "Blessed are the dead which die in the ytts . Lord ... they will rest from their labors and their works do follow them. 11 J ();1 -~
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2. It means that their e~·----·-- is ready ' ,. . I Jlim 4 "Henceforth there is laid up
form~ a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous j udge . J. g ! ve me at that day.· '®/117 K/YiJlll U . · --v-i.,, .. _
3. It means that their aven y a~ od is pre-b pared · r,; ~ w&- '1Joh:n 14 "In my Father 's house are many
mansions. I go to p r epare a place for you . " . Re d vss
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more death, neither sorrow nor crying neither shall there be any more pain, for the former things are passed away. (Death Ultimate HEALING)" · (Deacon and old pasto )
6. It means that they s fia i l see J$SU --R v. "And there shall be no more
curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it and his servants shall s erve him: And they s hall EE his faGe·~ . A J-+ , , .,r-0 <~ ~ X /3 u7 7 kNow tfe~ AE4~ ~~ ~ = 1-ft-f- 7nSttfa!)J
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Threatening breakers of destruction Doubts insidious undertow, Will not sink: us, shall not drag us Out to ocean deeps of woe.
For His promise shall sustain us, Praise the Lord whose word is ·true, We shall not go down or under For thou saith, ''Thou passes through!"
"THE SUDDEN RAIN"
by Betty Parmer Ryan (written at age 12)
<Dedicated to Molly, Daddy and Sunny)
As here I sit in the window sill And watch the scurrying rain
The little raindrops seem to fill The entire window pane.
I love the rain and the pitter pat So peaceful and so calm
They seem to be there so suddenly And then they are gone. And so are the people in this life
They are there and then they are gone . . But the Lord knows best when to take
And we must not fret or complain But be ever ready and watching
For the sudden,,. rain.
Look upon death not as the ending but the beginning.
Look upon your loss as the Heavenly Father's gain.
Look upon the broken circle as an arrival home.
Look upon the missing spoke as a journey completed.
Look upon the empty chair as a place at the King's side.
Look upon the floral arrangements as expressions of love.
Look upon your loneliness as a chance for fellowship with Jesus.
Death for one who has died in the Lord is perfection,
Look upon it as something expecially wonderful.
They say that man has might He governs land and sea, He wields a mighty scepter O're lesser powers than He.
BUT a greater power and stronger God from His thrown has burled, For the had that rocks the cradle . ,,/ . 1A_ 1 JOt ; •7 1 ,,,_ ~ Is the hand that rules the world. 7 3-,-J,~ ~ ' -
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Elizabeth's Journal Jan. 22, 1998
This will most likely be my final entry. Writing is impossible.
I am tired, so when I enter God's heaven I want to shout:
"I'm home, I can kick off my shoes and run.
Thank you Lord." v/
Five years after this entry, she went on the meet the Lord.
Four days before her death ... "Can you believe that? ...
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ugh I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I fear no evil; for You are with me; Your rod and Yo~r
f, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the 5ence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; my runs over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me
:he days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the D forever (Psalm 23). "LORD, make me to know my end, and what is the mea-
! of my days, that I may know how frail I am. Indeed, have made my days as handbreadths, and my age is as
1ing before You; certainly every man at his best state is vapor. Selah. Surely every man walks about like a iow; surely they busy themselves in vain; he heaps up es, and does not know who will gather them. And now, d, what do I wait for? My hope is in You. Deliver me 1 all my transgressions; do not make me the reproach 1e foolish. I was mute, I did not open my mouth, be;e it was You who did it. Remove Your plague from me; 1 consumed by the blow of Your hand. When with re~s You correct man for iniquity, You make his beauty t away like a moth; surely every man is vapor. Selah. 1r my prayer, 0 LORD, and give ear to my cry; do not be 1t at my tears; for I am a stranger with You, a sojourner, 1 my fathers were. Remove Your gaze from me, that I regain strength, before I go away and am no more"
Im 39:4-13). "Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, :ve also in Me. In my Father's house are many man;; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prea place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, l come again and receive you to Myself; that where I there you may be also. And where I go you know, and ~ay you know." Thomas said to Him, "Lord, we do not
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know where You are going, and how can we know the way?" Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:1-6).
But I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, con-cerning those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others who have not hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who sleep in Jesus. For this we say to you by the word of the Lord that we who are alive and remain until the coming/of
' ' the Lord will by no means precede those who are asle p. For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we· who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. Therefore comfort one another with these words (1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18).
Prayer: Oh, Lord, You fashioned us while we were yet in our mothers' womb. You have provided for us, and You have guided us through this journey of life. Now we are faced with the reality of death, for our loved one has come to the end of life. So, even now, we put our trust in You. Give us comfort in our sorrow. Help us to focus on You, on the eternity You offer when we follow You. In Jesus' name we ptay these things, An1en.
Hymn: Sung by a choir, soloist, duet, selected group, or the congregation.
Special Music: Sung by choir, selected group, or soloist. This music could be selected by the family.
Memorial Serv ice for
Cecil Meadows Robert Massie Riverside Chapel
San Angelo, Texas November 20, 2004
Prelude
Scripture and Prayer B,- // Sf1<11,k/~._ .
"Grace Th~t Is Greater" ,I!:;
Obituary and Sermon
"All the Way My Savior Leads Me"
Prayer
Review
Postlude
Dr. Jerold McBride Officiating
Grace Greater than Our Sin
Marvelous grace of our loving Lord, Grace that exceeds our sin and our guilt, Younder on Calvary's mount out-poured, There where the blood of the Lamb was spilt.
Refrain: Grace, Grace, God's grace, Grace that will pardon and cleanse within; Grace, Grace, God's grace, Grace that is greater than all our sin.
Dark is the stain that we cannot hide, What can avail to wash it away? Look! there is flowing a crimson tide; Whiter than snow you may be today.
Refrain
Marvelous, infinite, matchless grace, Freely bestowed on all who believe; You that are longing to see His face, Will you this moment His grace receive?
Refrain
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All the Way My Saviour Leads Me
All the way my Saviour leads me; What have I to ask beside? Can I doubt His tender mercy, Who thro' life has been my guide? Heav'nly peace divinest comfort, Here by faith in Him to dwell! For I know whate'er befall me, Jesus doeth all things well; For I know whate' er befall me, Jesus doeth all things well.
All the way my Savior leads me, Cheers each winding path I tread, Gives me grace for ev'ry trial, Feeds me with the living bread: Tho' my weary steps may falter, And my soul a-thirst may be, Gushing from the Rock before me, Lo! a spring of joy I see; Gushing from the Rock before me, Lo! a spring of joy I see.
All the way my Saviour leads me; Oh, the fullness of His love! Perfect rest to me is promis' d In my Father's house above: When my spirit, cloth' d immortal, Wings its flight to realms of day, This my song thro' endless ages: Jesus led me all the way; This my song thro' endless ages: Jesus led me all the way.
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Ce{e6rating tlie Life of Ceci{ :Meadows
}1.ugust 10, 1905-:Novem6er 17, 2004
Obituary
Juanita Fariss Smith passed from this life on April 17, 2000, in her home. Sbe bad fought a courageous battle witb cancer for the past two years.
Juanita was bom on July 28, 1919 in Burnet County to Earl Edward and Minnie Whitley Farris. Her siblings were a brother, Aubrey, a sister, Erleen, and a sister, Reba, wbo died in infancy. Juanita was baptized as a young girl in Sage Creek and became a member of First Baptist Cburcb of Lake Victor. Sbe attended the Bethel School in elementa,y grades, rode horseback to Lake Victor School, and then graduated from Burnet High School. The summer following her graduation she met the love of her life, and in March, 1936 ,h.e married George McCulloch Smith. He preceded ber in death in 1987. A daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, died at birth.
Juanita and "Toodlum" lived in Menard, where tbey raised their family. They were members of first Baptist Church in Menard, and vecy active in community affairs,
and in tbe activities of their boys. Juanita and a friend, Margaret Benson, opened tbe Past,y Shop in Menard, and they were known for delicious pies, cakes, and bread. Later she opened Juanita's Dress Shop.
Tbe Smith', moved to San Angelo in 1959. They joined First Baptist Church in San Angelo, and Juanita made many friends in ber Sunday School Class. Juanita worked for Ba mes & company untJ it closed, and immediately began working at
Gabriel's where she worked until recently. Juanita was well respected in fashion merchandising. Her customers also became her good friends. She was well known
throughout West Texas for tbe beautiful weddings ,be coordinated. Juanita is survived by two sons, WJliam Edward "Bill" Smith and hls wife,
Sandra, and Jer,y Don Smith and his wife, Elizabetli., all of San Angelo; a grandson George WJliam Smith and his wife, Kayla, and their children, Rylan and Grayson of Georgetown; and granddaughter, Melissa Smith Means and her husband, Pete, and their children, Seth and Corley of Nome, Texas; a grangdaughter, Whitney Smith Schkade and her husband, Jeff, and their children, WJson McCulloch and Parker Yates, of Mansfield; granddaughter, Jennifer Smith Paul and her husband, Brian, and their children Elizabeth Nash, and Katherine Adele, of Grand Prairie; and a grandson, Jaden Yates Smith of Mansfield.
Juanita is also survived by her sister, Erleen Hine, and sisters•in-law, Doris
Ann Fariss, Dulcie Decker, and Rupert Smith, several nieces and nephews and cousins, a dear friend, Marilyn Wilensky of San Angelo and a young friend, Katherine Allison Brooks. A close friend, Lynell Filmore Allison preceded her in death earlier this year.
Pallbearers will be John Allison, Conoly Brooks, Frank Davis, Dean Dermody, Keith Hudson, Brady Johnson, David Jenkins, Scott McGregor, Wade Ellis, and Rick Moblet Honora,y pallbearers are Susan and Robert Plluger, Ma,y Adele and Jer,y Don Balch, Nancy WJson Davis, Duke glover WJson, Charles Ray and Pal Plluger, Ann and Bill Schneeman, Jean and Wylie McDonald, John and Loye Barnes, Sue and Orville Paty, Carol and Jamie Parker, Richey and Martba Sue Oliver, Dell and John Tedford, Shirley and Carl Menzies, Cratus and Carol Douthit, and David and Barbara Sla~gbter.
Juanita was a gracious lady, and loved and respected by many. The values she
left will live on in many lives. A special thanks to all friends who have loved and
supported her during her illness, to the doctors and nurses who treated Juanita,
and to Hospice personnel who cared for her. Juanita's favorite charities were:
Hospice of San Angelo, American Cancer Society, and Meals for the Elderly.
Prelude
Scripture Prayer
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IN MEMORY OF
Juanita Fariss Smith July 28, 1919-AprJ 17, 2000
First Baptist Church Sanctuary 10:00 a.m. Wednesday
April 19, 2000
Louelkn Meyer
Jerold McBride
The Holy City Marjie Shirey
Personal Wonis Grosse Mohkr
Message Jerold McBride
Prayer
Postlude - Louelkn Meyer
lntmnent will be at Rest Haven Cemetery in Menard, Texas at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Grvsse Mohler officiating
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Although it is supremely difficult to watch the health
of someone so close to me fade, I am quite grateful that it
afforded me the opportunity and sense of urgency
necessary to express to him explicitly what he has meant
to not only myself and my present family, but to the Pitts
Family yet to come.
In all the years I've known him, PaPaw has meant
many things to me, but he has always been,
predominantly, the personification of complete moral
certainty. As loving, patient, and kind as he has always
been with not only me but everyone, he has always had
an unquestionable air of what is right. Even in my youth,
with all the disdain for what is traditional and constant
that youth implies, I always knew he was right.
Though he is no longer physically present with me,
I can say that I have, in all certainty, heard his voice in the
past several days. I do not say that in a metaphorical
sense, nor in an attempt to console myself somehow in
his loss. He remains very comforting and very constant.
Like everyone who passes from our lives and for
whose voice, at times, we long to hear with our ears, we
know that we still hear them on another level less
superficial and primitive than a vibrating ear drum. I hear
him more clearly than ever before, and my conscience
now has a face.
Brett Keller Pitts
IN MEMORY OF
Louis V. Pitts
BORN
May 1, 1911
DIED
April 27, 1997
SERVICES
First Baptist Church 2:30 p.m. Wednesday
April 30, 1997
OFFICIATING
Rev. Mart Hardin Dr. Gerald McBride
PLACE OF INTERMENT
Rose Hill Cemetery
IIDOO~·BINYON
Louis V. Pitts
Louis was born the son of L. B. Pitts and Carrie Mossbarger Pitts on May 1, 1911, in Carroll County, Missouri. He died on Sunday, April 27, 1997, in Chickasha at the age of 85 years, 11 months, and 26 days
Louis spent his early years on the farm southwest of Bogard, Missouri. In 1925, the family moved to Chillicothe, Missouri so he could attend high school. He graduated in 1929 and then attended Chillicothe Business College for two years. Louis was self employed for the next five years.
In 1936, he moved to Oklahoma to represent a cattle feed company. He soon met Hazel Graves, whom he married on February 26, 1939. They were married by W. A. Criswell in the First Baptist Church of Chickasha. He moved to Anadarko for a short time and returned to Chickasha in 1942. Louis was self employed until the beginning of World War II, when he began work at the W & B Flying School. He continued to work there until it closed.
Following the war. Louis owned and operated a grocery store at 8th and Chickasha Avenue. After several years, he closed the store and went to work at Tinker Air Force Base in the early 1950's. In 1955, he began work for Colvert Dairy and retired in 1977. On July 1, 1977, he began work for the Carroll Oil Company as a bookkeeper. In 1984, Louis began work for Eddie and Abby Binyon at the Brown-Binyon Funeral Home.
Mr. Pitts was a member of the First Baptist Church. He served as a Deacon for fifty years and was chairman of the deacons when the church called Dr. Jerald McBride. He was also a long time member of the church choir. Louis was a member of Chickasha Rotary Club and the Chickasha Golf and Country Club.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include his wife, Hazel of the home; son, Herb Pitts and wife, Rita, of Albuquerque, New Mexico; grandson, Brett Pitts and wife, Nicole, of Albuquerque, New Mexico; twin brother, Lester Pitts and wife, Edna, of Midwest City, Oklahoma; and several nieces and nephews.
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Min Loving emory
Twenty-third Psalm The Lord is my Shepherd;
I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down
in green pasturesi He leadeth me beside the still waters.
He restoreth my soul; He leadeth me in the paths of
righteousness for His name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evili for Thou art with mei Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort mei
Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemiesi
Thou anointcst my head with oil, my cup runneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life;
and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
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Born May6, 1930
Died February 19, 2012
Visitation Leak Memory Chapel
Montgomery, Al February 21, 2012 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Funeral Service Leak Memory Chapel
Montgomery, Al February 22, 2012 at 10:30am
Burial Greenwood Serenity Memorial Gardens
Montgomery, Al
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