PALIJBEARERS Mr. Ned Fuller Mr. Charles Roquemore Mr. Lee Flowers Mr . Freeman Colbert Mr. Joseph Flemmings Mr. Barry L . Chaney INTERMENT Family Plot Fort Hill Cemetery Macon, Georgia FINAL ARRANGEMENTS Hutchings. Funeral Home JUNE 15, 1907 JULY 25, 1980 HOME GOING SERVICES F OR JACK SANFORD Final expression from the family of Jack Sanford - Husband, father, brot her, uncle and cousin: The courses of our daily lives changed so much when you made the greatest change of all - Your entrance into eternity. We cannot see or know the meaning of why the road must end, or why t he tears must fall, but for each of us r e maining, one by one, the mystery will be removed and t hen we'll understand. JULY 28, 1980 5: 00 P .M . HUTCHINGS CHAPEL REV. ALVIN L . HUDSON OFFICIATING ''lll! Tf HJNGS Sfo,,R\ TCF:s 1 oll/1 til< 1/ph.l II II I ( )1/l l'.~ l . the f, , .,l.,'lll ll ill,l..' ollil ltl l , ('1/,1 111.~ ... w /, j, It ;, , ol li e/ IIIII' ,, It'" -' .111d u~llicll is t, , /J, .,.,, IIIc ... N/ : 1. 1:S THE ALPHA Mr. Jack Sanford was born in Talbotton, Georgia on June 15, 1907. He was the youngest of 12 children, one of whom still survives. AND Jack moved to Macon while he was still a young boy and he decided that Macon would be home for him. In the early years of his life he met and married the former Lucille Beasley whom he loved and respected dearly until he was no more . He began working for the Southern Railway System at 17. He entered the Marines, to fulfill the duties and respoZsibilities required of him for his country , in 1943. Upon being released from this obligation, he continued his employment at the Southern Railway Company and continued there until his retirement. During his residency at 410 Cynthia Ave., he displayed the following attributes: Good, kind, friendly, cheerfull , gentle , meek, and long suffering. OMEGA Demised Friday morning 2:00A.M., July 25, 1980, at the Coliseum Park Hospital, Macon, Georgia. Survivors - His loving and devoted wife, Mrs . Lucille, B. Sanford, foster daughter, Ms. Debra Chaney, sister, Mrs . Jennie B. Adams of Chicago, nieces, Mrs . Dessie 0 . Ware, Mrs. Pearl Easton, of Chicago, Mrs. Annie Freeman, of Chicago, Mrs. Marie Kelley of Chicago, Mrs. Ruby Linsey, of Atlana, Mrs. Annie M. Watson of Atlanta, Mrs . Doreen Sanford of Thomaston, Mrs. Patricia Childers, of St. Louis , Mrs. Arlethia Colbert, of Warner Robins, Mrs. Wanda F. Daniels, Springfield, Mo., Mrs. Evon Wright, South Bend, Indiana~ Nephews, Mr. Lawrence F. Ware, and Mrs . Oslen K. Ware, a devoted cousin, Mrs. Martha Stanley of Thomaston, and a host of other nieces , nf~ phP ws , and <'ousin s. I've done 1ny work, I've sung rny song , I've done some good, I've don e som e u'rvn g, And I shall go u'h f're I belong, The Lord has u'illed it so. ORDER OF SERVICES Organ Prelude ... .... . . . . ... . .... . . . . .. .... . .. . . .. . .. . . Processional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ... . Hymn . . .. . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . ... . ....... . . .......... . Prayer .. . ... .... .. .... .. .. . . . . . . . ... Elder James Smith Scripture ... . . . .. . . . ... . . ... . . . . . . . . .. Rev. E. S. Mallory Obituary .. .......... ... . ... . ............ (Read Silently) Solo .... .. . ... .. .... . . . .. .. . ........ .. . . .. . .. .Mrs . Bell words of Comfort . . ......... .. .... . .Rev. Alvin L. Hudson FI.naI vIew.ing ofRema1.ns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . Recessiopal . . ... . .. ... . .. . . . . .. . ... . . .. ... (Going llome) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family wishes to thank their friends for th e nuHurou:-: courtesies , and expressions of kin