A P SA L M 0 F L I F E 
Teli. me not:., in mouJtn6ul. nwnbe!L6, Lifie iA but:. an empty ciJLeam! FoJt .the ~.>oul iA dead that ~.>lumbeM, And .thing~.> aJte not what .they ~.>eem. 
Li6e iA Jteal! Li6e iA eaJr.ne.J.>.t! And .the gJtave i-6 not i l l goa; Vu.~.>t thou. aJtt, to du.~.>t Jtetu.Jtne.J.>.t Wa~.> not ~.>poken o6 the ~.>oul.. 
HenJty Wad!.>woJtth Long 6eii.ow 
 
AP P R E C I AT I 0 NS 
The family wishes to acknowledge the act of kindness shown during their sad hours of bereavement. 
 
PAL L B EAR ERS 
Kenneth West Guy Johnson Clyde Worriels Lawrence Card Walter Lamar Andrew Turk 
 
HONORARY 
John Lee King Otis Harrell Jerome Wright 
 
PAL L B E AR E RS 
John Harden Willie Collins Taylor Pennymon 
 
FUNERAL 
 
S E R V I CES 
 
F0 R 
 
MR  W I L L I S F I T Z H U G H 
 
SATURDAY - MARCH 3, 1975 - 1:00 P. M. 
 
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH MORROW AVENUE 
 
INTERMENT . . . . 
 
FORT HILL CEMETERY 
 
"Hu..tc.hingl.> Se.Jt..vic.e" 
 
 0 B I T UA R Y 
Will is Fitzhugh was born in Gunterville, Alabama December 18, 1930. He was the first of three sons born to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fitzhugh, Sr. 
During his early childhood he moved to Macon, Georgia with his parents, where he received his education. Realizing that he had to work out his own soul salvation, he joined St. Paul A. M. E. Church, where he served on the Usher Board. 
Following his father 1 s occupation, he joined the 
Brick Masons Local No. 4 to receive his apprenticeship 
and followed this trade until he reached a master craftsman. 
In 1951 he was called to serve his country, where he was later Honorably Discharged. 
Fitzhugh was a friend and lover of people, especially children, and to make them happy was his greatest pleasure. 
In March 1962 he was united in Holy Wedlock to Miss Irene Coleman. 
Having been stricken with illness several years ago, he bore it patiently and uncomplainingly. 
Surviving relatives are his devoted wife, Mrs. Irene C. Fitzhugh; a daughter, Miss Jerita Fitzhugh; two sons, Donald and Gregory Fitzhugh; two stepsons, Lorenzo and Earnest Scott; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fitzhugh, Sr.; two brothers, Anderson Fitzhugh of Glendale, Ariz. and Alphonzo Fitzhugh of San Francisco, Cal if.; a devoted aunt, Mrs. Verdell Allen; grandchild, Pamela White; and many other nieces, nephews and cousins. 
 
PR0 GRAM 
 
PROCESSIONAL 
 
SELECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chobt 
 
INVOCATION . . . . . . . . . . R~v. Walt~ Glov~, J~. 
 
SOLO 
 
SCRIPTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R~v. E. L. Mantin 
 
REMARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M~. Jo~~ph Culp St. Paul A. M. E. Ch~eh 
Mtt. WaLt~ Vav,U., 
BJU..ek MMo~ Loeal No. 4 
R~v. Shn~ Lew-fA 
CommuvU.ty 
 
SOLO 
 
. . . ~. Sh~etl N. Hattt 
 
EULOGY 
 
R~v. E. S. Mailo~y 
 
RECESSIONAL