Homegoing Services for our beloved, II Cor. 5:2, Connie and Jackie Marshall, Thursday, May 25, 1989, 11:00 a.m., Malone Memorial Institutional Church of God In Christ, 401 South Ivey Lane, Orlanda, Florida, Bishop Melton L. Sconiers, Pastor, Superintendent Jerry Bailey, Orlando District Superindent, Church of God In Christ, Central Florida Third Jurisdiction, Officiating, Interment: Washington Park Cemetery, Orlando, Florida

TRIBUTES TO CONNIE AND JACKIE

Caring and considerate Obedient and willing to serve others Nice, virtuous and sainted Never belittling another Intelligent, industrious Enthusiastic, energetic

Just as sweet as can be Appreciative of what you gave her Conscientious and eager to work Kind and compassionate Interested in the welfare of others Ever-striving, ever-achieving

Mother and Father's "Precious Jewels" Always in our hearts will live Respectful of others--young and old Sharing love abundantly Helpful hand--willing to serve Admired by all who knew them Loving daughters wholeheartedly Lighted up the lives through their music

FOR THOSE WHO DIE IN GOD'S KEEPING THEY'RE SAFELY THERE JUST SLEEPING FOR LIFE, NOT DEATH, IS GOD'S PROMISED GOAL
ALWAYS TRUST GOD'S PROMISE AND DOUBT HIM NEVER
FOR ONLY THROUGH DEATH CAN THE REDEEMED LIVE ON FOREVER.

Lovingly,

--Helen Steiner Rice

MOM, DAD, HARVEY JR. AND CHRISTOPHER

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are deeply grateful to each of you for all acts of kindness shown during our f!ours of bereavement. Thank you for the food, calls, money, telegrams and especially prayers. May God continue to bless you for your thoughtfulness.
The Marshall Family

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HOMEGOING SERVICES
for our beloved
~~we're absent from the body, but we're present with the Lord."
II Cor. 5:2
Thu~day,May25,1989
11:00 a.m. MALONE MEMORIAL INSTITUTIONAL
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 401 South lvey Lane Orlando, Florida
Bishop Melton L. Sconiers, Pastor Superintendent Jerry Bailey
Orlando District Superintendent Church of God in Christ
Central Florida Third Jurisdiction Officiating INTERMENT:
Washington Park Cemetery Orlando, Florida

"A LIFE... FULLY COMMITTED TO GOD"
CONSTANCE "CONNIE" MARSHALL
ube thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life."
--Rev. 2: 10
The greatest pride afforded the lives of Elder Harvey L. Sr. and Mrs. Luewill Wilso n Marshall was for God to bless them on January 11 , 1970 in Orlando, Florida, with a beautif ul daughter, Constance-- lovingly referred to as "Co nnie". ~
From infancy, the Lord blessed Conn ie w it h unique qual ities of meekness, hu mbleness and kindness. She loved life and reverenced God for His anointi ng in her life.
She received her ed ucation in th e Orange County Public Schools; namely, Lake Weston Elem entary, Lockhart Junior Hig h and Edgewater Hig h School where she graduated in June of 1988. Connie loved working with her hands and concentrated her studies in the area of computers.
Connie's life was centered around her church and her family. At the ag e of 10, she began playing th e organ--a musical gift from God. Her keen " ear'' for music resul ted in her excelling as a talented and anointed music messenger.
Her relig ious aspirati ons inc luded rende ring faithful service to God as a Sunday School teacher of the kindergarten class, Sunday School Secretary, member of the Purity Band, Y.W.C.C., Hospitality Group, Organist for both the Youth Choir and District Choir. Connie gained the respect and love of her peers and other mentors.
As a music minister, she was a member of a singing group, The Trinity Singers, which included her sister, Jackie, and loving Mother.
Connie was an energetic and industrious young lady who utilized her skills and training in the technological field of data processing. She was em ployed at Westinghouse Electric Corporation as a Data Ent ry Clerk.
Connie's life was dedicated to the Lord at an early age. As the oldest sibling, she kept busy by staying abreast of the latest gospel music; being th e "best fri end" to her sister; serving as a role model for her younger brothers and making her parents happy as an "Ambassador of Christ" w ho was fully committed.
On Thursday morning, May 18, 1989, at 2:00 a.m., Connie was transformed from the labors of th is world to a place where she will eternally be " safe in the arms" of her Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

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PROCESSIONAL ... . ................ Officiants and The Family
INVOCATION . . .......................... Elder A. Ol iver, Pastor C.O.G.I.C.- Lakeland
SCRI PTURE READINGS: -Ol d Testame nt: II Sam. 12:18-23 Elder R. Butts, Pastor COGIC - Altamonte Springs - New Testament: Matt. 24:44-5 1 Elder E. Ward New Trin ity Temp le COG IC
SE LECTIO N ........ . ....... .. ... . . . ...... . .. .. .. .... The Choir
REF LECTIONS (3 Mi nutes) - Local Church . . .... ... .... ..... ... . . .. . Sister Linda Sawyer Sister Brenda Williams -Lockh art Middle School ...... .. ............... Mr. Joh n Utz Principal - Hungerford Elementary................... Mr. Leroy Filmore - Westinghouse Electric ................. Ms. Lorraine Adams
SELECTION ......................................... The Choir
RESOLUTIONS: - Orlando District Choir ......................... Sis. B. Reese - Orlando Purity Class ................ .. _.. ... . .. Sis. F. Sm ith
WORDS OF COMFORT...... ............... Bishop C.D. Kinsey Bishop of the Central Florida Third Jurisdiction COGIC- Jacksonville
ACKNOWL EDGEMENT OF FLOWERS, CARD S, CO NDO LENCES ................... Mother B. Graham
THE SERMON IC SOLO ............ . ..... Sister Cynt hia Adams
THE EULOGY.. . .. . ..... . . . . . ..... . . . . ... ... . Supt. Jerry Bailey Orlando District C.O.G.I.C.
Pastor- COGIC, Jacksonville
THE RECESSIONAL

"A DAUGHTER WHO EXCELLEST THEM ALL..."
JACQUELYN PATRICE MARSHALL
~~Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excel/est them all... "
--Proverbs 31 :29
Jacquelyn Patrice Marshall, the younger of her paternal twin brother, Harvey L. J r., was born on August 28, 1977 in Orlan do,- Florida, to Elder Harvey L. Sr. and Mrs. Luewill Wilson Marshall.
" Jacki e", as she was called, was reared along with her sister, Constance, and two broth ers in a home where Christian teachings began at infancy. From a baby, Elder an d Mrs. Marshall taught Jackie how to reverence and acknowledge God in all her undertakings.
She loved her family, the church and excelled as an outgoing student while attending Lake Weston Elementary School. Jackie was a sixth grader at Lockhart Middle School where she was active in the chorus and loved runnin g track
As a member of her father's church, she loved the fellowship of the saints each time she went to church. Jackie was a member of the Sunshine Band, Youth Choir and The Trin ity Singers.
Her goals included fillin g th e lives of her parents, loved ones and peers with the utmost respect as a virtuous "Ambassador of Goodwill" who was committed to the teachings of our Lord, Jesus Christ all the days of her tender life.
On Thursday morning, May 18, 1989, at 2:00a.m., Jackie "finished the race which had been set before her." As they were together in their earthly tabernacles, Jackie and her beloved sister, Connie, were transformed from their earthly tabernacles into a house not made with hands, but ones eternal in the heavens.
Connie and Jackie leave to cherish their precious memories: Loving and devoted parents: Elder Harvey L. Sr. and Mrs. Luewill Wilson Marshall; two brothers: Harvey L. Jr. and Christopher; Maternal grandmother: Mr. Charl es James and Mrs. Louise Wilson, Orlando; Patern al grandm oth er: Mrs. Victoria Marshall Bellefo ntai ne, M ississ ippi; Seven aunts; Six uncles; Five great aunts; Two great unc les; A host of cous ins, The saints of New Trinity COG IC Temple and a multitude of friends.