PALLBEARERS 
 
Charles Randall 
 
James Hart 
 
Carl Randall 
 
John Henry Turk 
 
Henry Lamar 
 
Good Morning! What a lovely way To open up a brand new day! 
Not knowing what that day may hold Whether sun of tinsel or of gold The phrase embraces in its scope The whole of man's eternal hope; His faith of every soul apart; The love that li ves in eve ry heart. 
Good morning - and a good Today !! May all things happy come your way; And fi nd the light of this new dawn Find all your cares and worries gone So much in these simple words convey - 
Good Morning, It 's a lovely day. --- Hel Marshall 
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
The family is extremely grateful to their church members and other friends for all the many courtesies extended to them during the illness and death of their loved one. May God shower each of you with His bountiful blessings. 
 
![unera[ Services 
!For 
!Mrs. Lu[a P. Life 
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1990 4 O'CLOCK P .M. 
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH REV. LONZY EDWARDS, OFFICIATING 
((:Jlutcliings Services" 
 
 OBITUARY 
The Master is come and calleth for thee John 11:28 
On Monday, August 20, 1990 near the 9:30 A.M. hour, our beloved Mrs. Lula Mae Purnell Life stepped beyond the final curtain into eternal rest. 
Mrs. Life was born on December 22, 1912 in Macon, Georgia, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Purnell, Sr. 
She attended the Public Schools of Bibb County and was graduated from the then Hudson High School. She did her undergraduate studies at Tuskegee Institute and Savannah State College. 
Her life's work consisted of teaching in the Bibb County Public School system, serving as musician for several churches in the Macon area, seamstress, milliner and beautician for this area. 
Religiously she accepted Christ and was baptized in the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in 1926 under the pastorate of Rev. W. M. Hall. At this church she sang in the Junior and Senior Choir and was one of the organizers of the M. A. Richardson Club. 
Mrs. Life was united in holy matrimony with Mr. Andrew Thomas Life in the year of 1936. She was a most devoted companion to her husband. 
Lula, as she was called by her many friends, has been missed in active life since her health failed. 
She leaves to mourn her homegoing: a devoted husband of 54 years, Andrew T. Life; two sisters, Ruth Purnell Groce of Macon, GA and Geneva Purnell Williams of Jamaica, NY; one brother, Dempsey Purnell, Jr. of Macon, GA; one brother-in-law; one sister-in-law and a host ofother relatives and friends. 
 
PROGRAM 
ORGAN PRELUDE 
PROCESSIONAL 
VIEWING OF REMAINS 
SELECTION .............................................................Choir "I Must Tell Jesus" 
SCRIPTURE 
PRAYER 
SELECTION .............................................................Choir "When We All Get To Heaven" 
REMARKS ..................................Mrs. Paula Cornelius Beautician League 
REMARKS ......................................... Mrs. Eddye Booth Church and Friend 
SOLO ..............................................Mrs. Mable Randall "I'd Rather Have Jesus" 
0 BITUARY ................................................Read Silently 
EULOGY .......................................Rev. Lonzy Edwards RECESSIONAL 
INTERMENT.....................Woodlawn Memorial Park