Nancy Carolyn Strong 
 
1942 
 
2003 
 
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South Fulton High School Class of 1959 
 
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The possession of family and friends is a priceless gift from God for which we are eternally grateful. We thank you for your acts of love and services rendered at the passing of our love one. We shall always be thankful. May God bless you all. 
 
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A Time To Be Born -- Ms. 
Nancy Carolyn Strong was born January 2, 1942 to the late Jessie Lee and Gaither Strong. 
A Time To Seek-- Nancy 
graduated from South Fulton High School in 1959. Upon graduation she attended Morris Brown College where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education. While attending Morris Brown she joined the Gamma Gamma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She was also captain of the cheerleading squad. 
A Time To Serve -- "Ms Strong," as she was 
lovingly known, began her teaching career in Albany, Georgia at Albany High School. She later accepted a teaching position at Fairburn High School, where she also coached the "Lady Warhawks" basketball team. The dedicated servant retired her teaching and coaching career from Briarwood High School in East Point, Georgia. Nancy was an avid sports fan and a member of the "Bird Watchers," the Atlanta Falcons Fan Club. She was a loving person who took time to listen, care and share her resources. She was faithful to her commitment, to her family and to her friends. 
A Time To Accept -- At an early age Nancy 
accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savoir. As a child she joined St. John Methodist Church. Later in life she became a member of New Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church. 
 
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PRELUDE 
 
PROCESSIONAL 
 
SELECTION ...............................................Choir 
 
SCRIPTURE ......................... ....Reverend B. A. Hart 
 
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.... PRAYER~~ ...J~ Reverend R. B. Fortson 
 
SOLO ....................................Mrs. Cherly Sherfeild 
 
REFLECTION (Three Minutes, Please) Ms. Toleda Riley Ms. Naomia F. White 
 
OBITUARY (Read Silently) 
 
EULOG ............................The Reverend B. A. Hart 
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RECESSIONAL .............."Beautiful Garden ofPrayer" 
 
POSTLUDE 
 
~nbrm~nt College Park Memorial Park 
3600 Adams Street College Park, Georgia 30349 
The family will receive friends at New Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church immediately following the interment. 
 
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A Time To Die-- On Monday, October 27, 
2003, her soul found everlasting peace and entered the dwelling place of her Heavenly Father. 
A Time To Mourn-- Nancy leaves to cherish 
her memory: sisters, Mrs. Jo Jean Taylor and Mrs. Valencia White (Marshall); brother, Mr. Robert Strong (Louise); nieces, Farletta Taylor, Asia White and Robin Strong; nephews, Mark Strong and Sandy Strong; aunts, Mrs. Minnie Pritchett and Mrs. Fannie Farley; loving and devoted cousins, Ingrid Reeves, Sallie Clemmons and Alex Smith; a dear friend, Naomia F. White; and a host of other loving relatives and friends. 
God called you home at the twinkling ofan eye, There was no time to say goodbye. A million times we have cried, I loving you could have saved you You never would have died. 
Death is a heartache that no one can heal Memories are something that no one can steal. 
Others may forget you are gone, But we will remember, no matter how long.