Funeral Service For Mr. Murice "Tunie" Binion, Saturday, April 13, 1996, One O'Clock, Thankful Baptist Church, Thankful Road, Madison, Georgia, Reverend F.D. Clark, Pastor-Officiating

Flower Bearers
MEMBERS OF THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH
Casket Bearers
NEPHEWS AND FRIENDS
Acknowledgement
We, the family ofMurice "Tunie" Binion would like to thank each ofyou for your comforting deed you have contributed to ease our burden at this trying time. Your love expressed in visits, flowers, food, phone calls and the many ways you have expressed your concern for us is deeply appreciated.
The Family

Funeral Service For
Mr. Murice "Tunie" Binion
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1996 ONE O'CLOCK
THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH Thankful Road
Madison, Georgia REVEREND F. D. CLARK, PASTOR-OFFICIATING

Obituary
Murice Binion was born in Madison, Georgia, July 4, 1941 to Mrs. Annie Mae Dudley Binion, and the late Birt Binion. He attended the public schools of Morgan County.
In his early life, he joined the Thankful Baptist Church under the pastorage of Reverend]. H. Jordan. For a number of years, he was employed by the Hercules Company at Covington, Georgia.
He was joined in marriage with Miss Sarah Oliver, and this union was blessed with two daughters. He was later joined with Miss Emma Woodmore. Declining in health, he made his home with his mother. He spent his last days in Hendersonville, Tennessee where he departed this life, Saturday morning, April 6, 1996 at approximately 10 o'clock in the morning. He was preceded in death by his father, Mr. Birt Binion, two brothers; Andrew Binion and ]. C. Binion, one sister Addie Lee Binion Maddox.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Emma Binion, his mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Binion, one sister, Ms. Eva Mae Edmondson; two daughters, Ms..Karen Binion and Mrs. Dorothy Chester, one son, Birt Binion; four granddaughters, one aunt, Mrs. Maggie Lee McGuire. A host of nieces, nephews, sisters-in-law, other relatives and many, many friends.
Faith
We struggle to keep up the pace, Sometimes we wonder why.
Fear says we'll never win the race, but faith tells us to try.
There's no one there to comfort us, We're lost and all alone.
Fear drives us far away from God, but faith brings us back home.
We need to place our trust in Him, Although we cannot see.
Our fears can bind us evermore, but faith will set us free.
To walk in faith or run in fear . .. It's up to us to choose:
To walk in faith will win the race, To run in fear will lose.
"For we walk In; jaith, not by sight."- II Cor. 5:7
Lnve, Your SishT

Order of Seroice
PRESIDING ......................................................... Reverend F. D. Clark
PROCESSIONAL ................................................................. The Fatnily
CONGREGATIONAL SONG .................................. uWhat A Friend"
SCRIPTURE
PRAYER
CONGREGATIONAL SONG .................................. ''Near the Cross"
WORDS OF COMFORT ....................................... Three Minute Limi
EULOGY .............................................................. Reverend F. D. Clark
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................. Sister Rena Turner
THE PARTING VIEW ......................................... Mortician in Charge
RECESSIONAL
INTERMENT .......................................................... Binion Family Plot Thankful Cemetery
Thankful Church Road Madison, Georgia
****** Service Provided By
]ones & Turner Funeral Home
484 Burney Street Post Office Box 740 Madison, Georgia 30650 Phone: 706-342-1754