A Home Going Service In Loving Memory of Mrs. Lorine King, July 6, 1940- October 7, 2004, Funeral Service, Wednesday, October 13, 2004, 11:00 A.M., Mountain Top Church of God In Christ, 13-17 Bostwick Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey, Reverend Anthony M. Hunter, Pastor

She ~as different, she was speCial,

Unique ~r_z a tho~and ways,

She was- giving, she was loving,

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And we :u miss her all our days.

There at:~- some who strive for praise,

They yearn for world applause,

There are some who chose sweet comfort

As there one and only cause. But she ~as diffe~ent...

There are some who race for powe~, Sure will bring themjoy,_
Some who long for pieasure, Seeing time an-endless joy,
But she was different ...

Ofcourse, the Lord willw.elcome her, With Hi$ angel~ magnifying
. The beauty ofthat celestial place,
Devoid ofpain and crying.

Her legacy was friendship,

She was so giving ofher time.

Her bequest was her faith in God,

Her children, her book ofRhymes.

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She knew sorrow ir:z great measure; JJ.nd'was snmg by illness., too,

But !)either could de/eat her,

Nothingher faith subdue..,

And when she heard death coming, She didn 't cower in fear,
Insteadshe 9alled out boldly, "My Lord, ['in oyer here".

And so, instead ofmourning,

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As we remember her this hour,

We really should be celebrating

The blooming ofaflower..

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She was different, she wa$special;
Uniqu.e in .a thousan{w~y~, .

She was lovzng, she was gtvzng,
We'll miss her qll our days. ,,,

Rest in Peace-Mom

.Your Loving Family

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At an early age .she move~ to New Jersey where

she pursued her educat~()n. .- She '_Was - -~ niember of Mary-'-s Baptist Church ill . E!lglew~od;. _NJ. Within

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a church she served as Missionary, Pastor A~des and

member of the Usher Board~ Mrs..l(ing was ~loving and

caring person. She al~~Y~ had a ~ind ,word_ to~:s_ay. ,, .

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so dear. very clear!

I had made my reservation, a Heaven-bound ticket for one, .

When He felt my work was done.

I know that your hearts{are heavy, because I have gone away,

But when the Master called me, I knew that I could not stay.

Yes, I'm sorry I had to leave you, My Lov.e,dones, oh so dear.

But, you see, the Master called me, and now I 'm resting here.

Yes, I've crossed on over to 'Glory and to you all I say,



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"Just stay in the hands ofJesus and we '/I meet again someday. "

Prior to 'her employment_\\:'itli 'Caldor's, she was employed by Tinyville DayC~~- Center, where she wa.s
devoted to her work and was ~lways hell:ing th~ ~hgd.ren.

To Mrs; Lorine King

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You will be missed very much by your gra'ndchildren a1ui 1, your daughter

.Mrs. King was . united in holy . lll~!fimony . to
George King, Jr. To this-union _nine children were born.
Mrs. King was a faithful mother and housewife. She is

Pam! You always considered me as your daughter and I always considered



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predeceased by one daughter, Janice King. She leaves to cherish fond memories five sons: George Jenkins Curtis Jenkins, Steven King, Stanley King and Eric King; three daughters: Joyce K. Harris of Clifton, NJ, Lorraine King

Rightnow I feel a big pari ofme is gone, from losing quite a few loved ones, especially my biological Mom, and now the sweetest woman I 've known that
considered me as her daughter. I know you are in a better place now, with
our Heavenly Father. You will always be in our hearts. We love you very much with lots oflove and loving memories.

and Elaine King; one son-in-law, Michael Harris; 26 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, one sister,

Your daughter Pam & Grandchildren Ty-Quon & LeDaishea

Selestine Jenkins, one uncle, one aunt, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

. A.CKNOWLEDGEMEIVT We, the family, wish to express our heartfelt gratitude and inost sincere

thanks for the maity acts ofkindness shown us during this time of
bereavement. Thank you for your love, prayers, your presence at this

Home Going Service, andfor the many oiher expressions ofkindness

and concern extended at this -time ln thought and deed

THE FAMILY OF MRS. YLdiiNE KING

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