Jlallh.eur.erz Ronald Jackson, Gregory Jackson, Gerald Bailey, Cash Crenshaw, ~ - T.R. Smith, Clarence Williams :~ JEionorartzfullh.ear.erz Samuel Kelly, James Kelly, Andrew Kelly, Reginald Kelly "Forgive" Forgive the sun who didn't shine, the sky has asked her in to din. Forgive the stars that heard your wish, the moon prepared their favorite dish. Forgive the rain for its attack, the clouds have tears they can't hold back. ,. trn;y Don't hate the birds cause they are, free, don't envy all the things see. storm~~ its~.:,.;:;{~. Don't block the_wind, but hear its cry, or else that wind wi.ll pass y~u by. " . . -"Fhrgiue th ,'t ~ .. -- ':' . co-uld--T~-U,J-t r-.e-s.:i.s--tt-o~s-ho w ~~~-~; ~ ~~- beca~~Joo :~ ~.: . Forgive the earth t!wt never turns, don't hate the sun, /.,. .. bz!m:{ much !-.. .'f. .; - .;-.j~-t';,...1l',l Life intelnds to nodt caus.. pain, th flowers blohom from the rain. ~ ._~:_-:..~..-:;~,_-i~-.;~-~_,r._. . The storm wil come an it wtll pass, the sun that s ines, it grows the gras~. ~-~~ The wind it cannot help but cry, the stars at night light up the sky. , ~ ,, Forgive the world in which we live, we'll all find peace if we just forgive. I love you RichC1d, and I will miss you lot. Rest In Peaee!! "' Krystal Acknowledgements The family of Richard Kelly wishes to thank you for your many calls, cards, prayers, and tokens ofsympathy. Each act ofkindness will be acknowledged at a later date. ' I -~.~a,nd,9)~&~~3".._- ~ nmr~.ons~ ~It~Is ' (773) 846-6567 ' (JI '7838 South Cottage Grove Ave. 2122 Chic aWgoes. tn7.96t~h~~S~t?. Chicago. IL 60619 printd6y: fJ1U OEituaryStore (773} 874-8700 ; . I __ ___):~.:.::..._ . In Loving Memory of November 25, 1944 July 15, 2001 Services: Monday"' July 23,2001 Wake 1o:ooA.M. "' Funeralll:oo A.M. eosnwpoliw~ e~elutrdb 5249 S. Wabash Chicago, illinois Rev. Henry Hardy - Officiating - ~- - -~- .. -- -- - @hituar~ Richard Kelly was born November 25, 1944 to the union of Josephine and Thomas Kelly. He was the youngest sibling of nine. Both mother and father, two brothers, and one sister preceded him in death. Richard attended Farren Grammar School and Tilden Tech High School. He served in the United States Army as a Combat Veteran in Vietnam. He was the recipient ofthe Bronze Star. Richard was a life long member of Cosmopolitan Community Church. He lovedhis church and his Pastor. He served faithfully on the Steward Board and Vice-President of the November Club. It was also at Cosmopolitan that Richard met, fell in love, and married Patricia Jackson on September 20, 1997. Richard leaves to cherish his memory: his wife, Patricia, three daughters: Lametra, Latonya, and Krystal; two sons: Erik (Miriam) and Keenan; four brothers: Louis, James (Charlene), Samuel (Bettye), and Andrew; one sister, Joyce (Jerome); seven grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. There's A Reason For every pain that we must bear, For ever burden, every care, there's a reason For every grief that bows the head. For every tear drop that's shed, There's a reason. For every hurt, for every plight, For every Lonely pain racked night There's a reason. But if we trust God as we should, It all will work out for the good, He knows the reason. ORGAN PRELUDE PROCESSIONAL Family INVOCATION Minister SCRIPTURE Romans 8:14-18 Margaret Taylor PRAYER T.R. Smith SELECTION - SOLO ''My Tribute" Gloria Cotton POEM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CARD S A N D T E L E G R A M S Cash Crenshaw Janice McFadden TRIBUTES 2 minutes each OBITUARY Read Silently SOLO EULOGY "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" John and Eloise Harris Rev. Henry Hardy BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL Lincoln Veterans Cemetery Joliet, Illinois - ~prurl Cosmopolitan Community Church Following Interment