Order ofService Saturday, February 26, 2011 1:00P.M Reverend Richard Wmn, Officiating Processional and Final Glimpse Prelude Soft Music Song Reverend Johnny Allen Scriptures Old Testament New Testament Lord's Prayer Obituary (Read SilentlJ1 Remarks/Reflections (Three Minutes please) Eulogy Reverend Richard Wmn Acknowledgements Recessional Interment Kennedy Memorial Gardens Ellenwood, Georgia lJWlast Wood Stream Subdivision 4970 Portsmouth Court Lithonia, Georgia 30038 I shall pass this wry but am::, therefore, any~ that I can do or any kirdn:ss that I can shaw let 11'1! do it rKRid for I shall mtpass this wry agzin ll'a{[6earers Nephews and Friends Pfower}lttentfants Nieces and Friends )f.c~nowfeaaements Jesus promised us they who mourned would be comforted in the hours of bereavement. This has been fulfilled by our Lord who gave us such wonderful friends and neighbors. Your cards of sympathy, telegrams, food, service and your calls were truly appreciated. For all these things we say thank you. 'Ilie Pami{y !\', ''Donald I:r.i.m.1h-l-~~. kn:':JI..JieH '~ . I quality printing & graphics 404.755.0965 Jfomegoing Services Por Jl{vin (J)ewitt Q3ur~ Sunrise: :M.arcli 16, 1942 Sunset: Pe6ruary 19, 2011 In Loving :M.emory :M.r. }f{vin (J)ewitt CJ3ur~ Mr. Alvin Dewitt Burks was born to the late Walt (Roberta) Burks on March 16, 1942 in Tallassee, Alabama, where he attended Public Schools. He then later became a Professional Semi Driver. He leaves to cherish his precious memories, former wife of twenty-five years, Ms. Margaret Ann Burks from this union four children were born: Kyle (Lynyea) Burks of Los Angeles, California, Travis (Latonia) Burks of McDonough, Georgia, Sharon Burks of Atlanta, Georgia and AL Dewnen Burks of Jonesboro, Georgia; eight grandchildren, Travis Burks, Kayla Denise Hogan, Lekaria Shanece Fulton, Marshauna Trancee Burks, Orristian Emanuel Brown, Jalen Tavon Brown, Bryce Amari Burks and Lauren Lynyea Burks; three brothers, Billy (Loretta) Burks of Birmingham, Alabama, Roland Hayes and Johnny Houston Burks of Boston, Massachusetts. Preceded in death were brothers, James Burks and Douglas Burks. He is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Por 'Iliose I Jfave Left CBefiintf I ha7 na ~far, I still sre Thae tears pt shedarefarm?. I am na unham I amra sad I just thank Galfar a/171 had I did na clJwe to gy aw;ry But Gal tdd nr I caddn't stay He readxrlfar nr Wth lming care N awdry y:ur ey:s and~ nr For 7.Rhere I am 71JlS rrPLlnt to k To pt that I ha7 left lxhind The lme 71'7 shared wf1 al7JJZ)5 bird Until 71 m:et ag;zin one day I7.e na ~far, I amjust awry. I'm Pree Don't grierefor~ far nawI'm.free I'mfdlal1ing the path Gal has laidform?. I~ His hand'llheni heardHimcall. am I tunrd rrtj lmk l{t it all I a:dd na stay anaher ~ To lau[f;, to lme, to 'limk or play Tasks l{t undorx! rrnst stay that ~ I famd thatpeace at dae if day. If rrtj parting has l{t a 'Wid, Thenfill it Wth rerrmierrdjay. A friendship sham/, a laugfo, a kiss, C1J )B", ke thi~ I too ui/1 miss. Be na burdemi wth tirrB if SarrarJ; I W.sh pt sunshine if tonvrraw rmm, My life's lrenfull, I7.e sawred Gax1friends, gxxl tirrB, a lm.ed one's ta:h. Perhaps rrtj tirre sremriall too brief, Don't lengthen it nawWth undue grUf. Lift up y:ur fxx:trts and share Wth ~ GalwntednrrzalRJ HE SETME FREE!