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HONORARY PAL!LBEARERS First Baptist Church Choir ACTIVE PALLBEARERS 
Deacons and Laymen of First Baptist Church 
Alice Bailey Funeral Home in Charge 
 
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR 
 
IRVING (Jake) GRIFFIN 
 
1902 
 
1974 
 
Saturday, May 25, 1974 
 
11 :00 A.lVI. 
 
First Baptist Church 
 
5th and Nebraska 
 
Kansas City, Kanms 
 
Rev'. E. A. Freeman - Officiating 
 
Interment - National Cemetery Leavenworth, Kansas 
 
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OBITUARY 
Irving (Jake) Griffirt was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Griffin Nov. 27, 1902, he departed this life M ay 21, 1974. He has been a member of Firslt Baptist since a child, hUit wasn't baptized until Rev. Pugh was pastor and has heen a member of the choir evtery since. He attended Stowe School and Sumner High. He went into the Army in 1942 .and came out with an honorable discharge. He loved his church~ and W aS! a faith'ful member. 
He leaves to mourn his loss, two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Wa~hington; Mrs. Lillian Burleson; 2 nephews, Verne Burleson, Karl Griffin; one niec-e, W aynell Walker; ~ieces and nephews and a host of friends. 
 
ORDER OF SERVICE 
 
Processional 
 
Song 
 
"Happy With Jesus Abovte'' 
 
Choir 
 
Scripture and " :prayer ---------------------.--:..--~\~'r-1----- Minister 
 
Song 
 
"Great Is The Lord" 
 
Choir 
 
Condolence ------------ First Baptist Church and Others 
 
Remarks -------------------------------- Rev. William McDonald -- -------------------------------------- Rev. W. C. West 
 
Solo ----------------------------- ------------ Mrs. Gladys Cushon 
 
Eulogy -------------------------- --------- Rev. E. A. Freeman 
 
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