Last words to a friend ...... . "I have prayed for the Lord to let me live until all my children are old enough to take care of themselves" and he has done that. "So when ever the Lord calls for me, I'm ready."' Honorary Flower Ladies ...... Stwardess Boards I & IT Flower Ladies Fannie Lee Rawsaw Usher Board Pallbearers Steward Board *****,~********** I NT E R NME NT MONTE VISTA GARDENS SELLERS BROTHERS, INC. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Mr. Ralph Benton Sr. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1984 1:00 P.M. GRANT CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH REV. H.E. TERRELL 0 B I T UARY Mr. Ralph Benton, Sr. was born May 10, 1927 in Jasper County Georgia to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Benton. He moved to Atlanta during the early yekrs of his life. He joined Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church and served as an usher on the Fannie Rawsaw Usher Board. He also served as a Steward of the Church. He departed this life Tuesday, July 3, 1984. ********** f f It He leaves to mourn his passing a wife, Mrs. Mary J. Benton, f1ve childreE: Charles Batey and family, Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Linda) Brown and family, Ms. Debra Williams and famL~y, Mr . & Hrs. John (Pamela) Swiney and Mr. Ralph Benton, Jr. and family. Four brothers and four sister s: Mrs. Sara Robinson and family, Mrs. Polly Jacobs, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Benton and family; Mr. and Mrs . Horace Wicker and family, Mr. & Mrs. Isiah Ford rutd family, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Benton and family, Mr. Charles Benton, and Mr . . George ~ Benton. Two aunts and four uncles, Mr. Willie Clyde Benton, Mr. Orail Benton and family, Mr. & Hrs. James B. Benton, Willie B. Smith and family, Mr. Thomas Edwards and family, Mr. L. 0. Benton and a host of other relatives and friends. PROGRAM Processional 11Hymn 190 . , . ~rayer Scripture. . Solo . . . . . "t Remarks Obiturary in silence . . ~ . Hymn 457 A r. Eulogy . Choir . Rev. Arthur Carson . . Ms. Ida Bell Clemons Bro. Harvin Hill Mrs. Minnie Duke Choir . Rev. H. E. Terrell *************** Acknowledgements The family of the late Ralph Benton, Sr. acknowledges with deep appreciation the flowers, cards, telegrams and other thoughtful kindness and concern during the illness and in their hour of sorrow.