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Musical Prelude 
 
Processional 
 
Congregational Song "We'll Understand It Better, Bye and Bye" 
 
Prayer 
 
Rev. Roy Mathis 
 
Scripture Old Testament New Testament 
 
Rev. Michael Canion Rev. R. D. Powell 
 
Selection 
 
The Choir 
 
Words of Encouragement 
 
Obituary(read silently) 
 
Selection 
 
Bro. Michael Watson "Lily in the Valley" 
 
Eulogy 
 
Rev. Alexis Brookins, I 
 
Expressions of Love 
 
Recessional 
 
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Resthaven Gardens of Memory 2284 Candler Road Decatur, Georgia 
 
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"Thank You" seems to be such a small word to express exactly how we feel. We would like to thank God for placing, loving, caring and supportive people in our lives. We the family would like to extend our sincere gratitude and appreciation during our love ones' illness and homegoing. May God continue to 
bless you. Love, 
The Burdette Family 
In lieu offlowers send donations to the Larry Burdette's Childrens Education Fund, Bank ofAmerica, Customer 
Service Department. 
Professional Service Entrusted to: 
Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home, Inc. 1003 Ralph D. Abernathy Boulevard 
Atlanta, Georgia 30310 404-758-1731 I fax 404-758-3246 WILLIEWATKINS.COMIEMAIL 
WAW1@BELLSOUTH.NET 
 
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66 Howard Street Atlanta, Georgia 
Reverend J. C. Reynolds, Pastor 
Reverend Alexis Brookins, I, Officiating 
 
 Brother Larry Frank Burdette, Sr. was born on December 11, 1947 to the parents of Deacon R. B. and Luevenia Burdette in Atlanta, Georgia. God called Larry home on Friday, March 31, 2000 and he answered, transcending to celestial peace. 
He graduated from Carver High School in 1965 and served in the U.S. Army. In his early years he was a member of Greater Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. He later moved his membership to Greater St. Peter AME Church (now known as First St. Peter), where he was active on the Steward Board, Sunday School, Usher Board, Bus Ministry, the Young People's Department, and whereever he was needed. 
He leaves to cherish his memory his faithful and devoted wife, Sundra (Cookie) Burdette; four sons, Larry, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Michael Burdette, Sr.(Canisa), Kelvin and Andre; five daughters, Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Tinch(Ulanda), Yemi, Latosha, Shaundra and Brandi; grandchildren, Kimmalei, Charisse, Jamecca, Michael, Jr., Regia and Andre, Jr.; mother-in-law, Frances Lee; stepmother-in law, Dorothy Lee; one brother-in-law, 
orace Lee; one sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Randolph sh(Damell); two brothers, Johnny and Samuel dette; three sisters, Mr. & Mrs. Butler Robbins 
uby), Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Lambert(Deborah) and Connie Burdette; four aunts, Laura Burdette, Evelyn Perry, Ella Mae Lackey and Berta Smith; two aunts-inlaw, Mildred Poole and Willie Jean Scott; God- 
ter, Yolonda Kendricks; special friends, Joyce ~...""'~....el, Elayne Harper, Willie Tucker and Cheryl 
n; several adopted children and grandchildren; a f relatives and friends. 
 
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I thank God for the time we have had together. Birdie, I know your work is through here on earth. You have done what God has asked you to do. It is hard for me to believe that God has taken you away from me, but He knows best. 
Birdie, your love did not begin and end with us, your family. Your love reached out and, touched so many people's heart young, and old. They also saw you stand on the word of God. You knew the importance of giving and sharing. You did so with an open heart, and an open hand. 
Birdie, you brought into my life a sense of purpose, you brought laughter, and a strong sense of family, unity, and security. God truly blessed me by allowing me to share my life with you. Birdie, the memory of your strength and fervent in life should serve as an example, as encouragement to any whose lives were touched by your presence. 
I love you, Birdie. 
Cookie