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When I come to the end of the road and the sun has set for me, 
I want no rates in a gloom filled voom, why cry for a soul set free? 
Miss me a little . but not too long, and not with your head bowed low. 
Remember the love that was once shared, miss me  but let me go. 
For this is a journey we all must take and each must go alone. 
It's all part of the Master's plan, a step on the road to home. 
When you are lonely and sick of heart go to the friends we know. 
And bury your sorrows in doing g<XXi deeds  
MISS ME  BUT LET ME GO 
ACXOOWLEIXJEMENT 
The family of Vivian C. Randolph gratefully acknowledges the many kind and beautiful expressions of sympathy and love shown during their hour of bereavement. 
 
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 00111JARY 
 
Vivian Ellen Olilders Randolph, was born 13 July 1911 in Lizella, Georgia, to Napoleon and laura <llilders. She was the eldest of eight children. Vivlan arrived in New York City in 1928, here she worked hard and beCAJOO very actlve in social affairs and in her oamunity. Vivian was loved and respected by aany friends and family. She as kind aod good to all whan she came in 
.,.contact with. Vivian touched IBDJ lives in a positive 
 
Heavens angela came down to bring Vivian Randolph 
on bane to glory oo October 18, 1991. 
 
A host of nieces, friends. We all loved 
 
nepben and other relatives and 
you, but an loved you best. 
 
Vivian was our star when the nights were dark, our 
mth wben it was cold, oor courage when the world was 
afraid. She cared for us, she shared witb us and she 
was always herself. 
 
Vivian, you are gone, but oot forgotten. le truly will miss you. 
 
She leaves in passing, two sisters: Clara Copeland, Jewel Wesby; two brothers: l.alls Napoleon Ulilders, 
Terrell Olilders; all ot ~York City. 
 
SUBMITI'ED SOOIDWFUILY BY ntE FAMILY 
 
REVmEtll GRANVIlLE FORD 
PAS'IOO, 
BU'Dm MEXlRIAL UNITID ME11D>IST OIUROI 
OFFICIATIN:J 
PREU.JOE 
PRC:OSSIONAL 
MUSICAL SB:I'ION: "<m IILL TAKE CARE <F YOO" SCRIPTUREOUD TESTAMENT 
SOLOMr. Oscar Copeland 
llJSICAL SFCI'ION  "IT IS lmL 11111 MY s:xJL" 
READING ALESIA MICKIE THE EUUOGYREV. GRANVILLE fORD 
OOMMI1TAL BENFDICI'ION llRE)SIONAL 
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