He that Dwelleth in the secret Place of the high shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty Psalm 91:1

"dfE that dwEffdh in thE j.Et!.'r.d rPfacE o( thE moj.t high
1-haff abide unde't the 1-hadow o( the c4fmi9hty."

Saturday, July 14, 2001 2:00P.M.
Broadway Baptist Church .
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Reverend Dr. C. W Joyner, Jr. -- Presiding

We have more blessings, Darling, Then most other couples share, and one of mine is kno1ving that your love 1vas ahvays there. I have a family, I'm so proud of A husband I adore..... ,.., Your Wife

Dad, We Love You, All Five

Jesse Curry, 89, passed away Tuesday morning, July 10, 2001, at the Veterans Administration
Hospital in Augusta, Georgia. Mr. Curry was the son ofTomie and Minnie Hunter Curry ofPrescott, Arkansas and was one of ten children.
He later married Jettie B. Matthews in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on February 10, 1942.
Mr. Curry was a Veteran of World War II. After living in Chicago, Illinois for many years, he moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he 'lvorked in the auto industry and for the Ann Arbor public schools. He was a long time member ofNew Hope Baptist Church ofAnn Arbor, Michigan under the leadership of Reverend Dr. Lightfoot, before retiring to Martinez, Georgia in 1982.
Mr. Curry was a member ofBroadway Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia, since May 1982 where he served as a Deacon for many years.
Mr. Curry is survived by: his wife of59 years, Jettie; two daughters, Jean (Leon) Dixon ofDetroit, Michigan and Katie Bridges of Ann Arbor, Michigan; three sons, James E. (Mary) Curry, of Augusta, Georgia, Dwight D. (Reva) Curry, ofSicklerville, New Jersey, Delano Dale (Susan) Curry, of Augusta, Georgia; two Godchildren, Fay Burton, ofAnn Arbor, Michigan, and Alexis E. Fields, of Swainsboro, Georgia; two brothers, H. C. Curry, ofAnn Arbor, Michigan and Sylvester Curry, of Chicago, Illinois; seventeen grandchildren; t'lventy-one great-grandchildren; a very special friend, Elnora Radcliff, Memphis, Tennessee; and a host ofnieces and nephews.

Processional
Congregational Hymn .................................................................................................. .{/Blessed Assurance"
Scriptures Old Testament Reading ........................................................................................... Rev. Ella Thomas Psalm 91
Ne1 Testament Reading ........................................................................................ Rev. Nancy Ross John 14:1-6
Prayer .................................................................................................................................. Rev. Rufus Reed
Selection .............................................................................................................. Broadway Sanctuary Choir

Remarks

As A Neighbor --.; Mrs. Pat Fickie As A Friend --.; Dea. Gerald Coleman As A Friend --.; Dea. Thomas Bessent As A Deacon and Member --.; Dea. ]. D. Williams

Obituary ......................................................................................................................... To Be Read Silently

Acknowledgements .............................................................................................. Ms. Gwendolyn ]. Walton

Selection .............~................................................................................................ Broad1lJay Sanctuary Choir

Eulogy ............................................................................................................. Reverend Dr. C. W. Joyner, Jr.

Recessional

Interment ................................................................................................................. Hillcrest Memorial Park

--.;Repast--.; Broadway Baptist Church Fellowship Hall

My Dad, My Dad
Life speeds along and we continue to be amazed by its brevity andpreciousness, but even morewe are awed by the love with which God cares for us and the extent to which He goes to convince us ofHis love.
I did not know how I would react when the time came for God to take you home. I knew when I saw you Fathers Day the time was drawing near. I was so glad I was able to visit andyour grandsons that you dearly loved and who adored and respectedyou so much were able to spend some time talking and reminiscing with you. Dad, I had prayed and petitioned my church to pray that I would be able to talk with you once more before God called you home. He s a good God.
I know, Daddy, this time brings many things - confusion, pain, anger, and sadness, but Dad, when my Mother called and saidyou hadpassed, I rejoicedjust as God had said because I knew then you were atpeace. I know you now exist in a new time, a new place, and a new reality. Our relationship as we know it has been transformedfrom the physical to the spiritual. It has not ended, it has just changed.
Dad, I'll truly miss you, but !feel we will still have those special talks-just you and me- and I will still rely on the advice that only you could give.
I love you, Dad Katie

Deacons
P dfono'ta'tf} afffrea't't1-
Grandsons

Deacon Wives &Ushers

c:lfcf~nowfEdg EmEnt

We, the Curry Family, would like to express our sincere gratitude for all the expressions of love

and care given to the family during this time of sorrow and joy. Words cannot express what each act of kindness has meant to the family. Thank you for all the prayers, visits, food, cards, and other

expressions of concern.

. .. THEFAMILY

Services Entrusted To
Williams Funeral Home, Inc.
1765 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard - Augusta, Georgia