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Sunrise: March 23, 1948 
 
Sunset: June 1, 2014 
 
The family of Miss Batty Lou 
 
sincere 
 
expresses thanks and appreciation f our prayers, visits, 
 
calls, cards and all other forms of love 
 
shown during 
 
our time of bereavement. May God 
 
and everyone 
 
of you. 
 
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1315 Gus Thornhill Jr. Drive East Point, Georgia 30344 
404-768-2993-4 
 
Saturday, June 7, 2014 "' 1:30 p.m. - 
 
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3581 McDonald Street College Park, Georgia 30337 
 
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Elder Richard Stinchcomb, Pastor Elder Mark Foster, Officiating 
 
 Betty Lou Robinson was born on March 23, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Nettie Robinson, who preceded her in death. She was one of sixteen children, six of which (Hattie, George, Oscar, Nathaniel, Willie and Nettie Mae) also preceded her in death. 
Betty Lou was a special person that was surrounded by the love and attention of her family. You could not sit in a room with her without laughing of having a good time. Her memory never failed, if she knew you twenty years ago, she knew you today. 
At an early age, Betty became a member of The College Park Church of God in Christ under the leadership of Elder T. L. Person. 
Betty will be sadly missed by: her sisters - sister and caregiver, Mrs. Arthur Westmoreland (Mary Lynn), Mrs. Eula Vinson, Pastor Kathleen Westmoreland (Wilbur), Mrs. Shirley Vinson, Mrs. Lilly Robertson, Ms. Essie Bonner (Demp) and Ms. Eula Bridges (Mauld); brothers, Mr. John Lee Robinson, Mr. David Robinson (Flora) and Mr. Michael Robinson; sisters-in-law, Joyce Robinson and Barbara Robinson; two aunts, Mrs. Pearl Wise and Ms. Bobbie English; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. 
"This life, ?ndless in its nature, has now become, as indeed it should, freed from the trammels ofa mortal body, subject to sickness, pain, infirmity, and every human limitation-set free 
to live out its endlessness, its deathlessness, in the joyous felicity ofeternal joy. 
Why weep over such a change ofsphere, such a blessed promotion. " 
 
Prelude Processional Prayer of Comfort 
 
Pastor Terrance Scott 
 
Scripture Readings: Old Testament New Testament 
 
Minister Phillip Vinson Elder Terry Scott 
 
Celebration in Song 
 
Evangelist Tamara Vinson 
 
Remarks: (Three Minutes, Please) Family 
& 
Friends 
 
Celebration in Song 
 
Evangelist Lakisha Lawrence 
 
Obituary (Read Silently) 
Eulogy 
Acknowledgement f 
Recessional 
Postlude 
 
Pastor Mark Foster 
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South-View Cemetery 1990 Jonesboro Road, Southeast 
Atlanta, Georgia 30315