PALLBEARERS NEPHEWS 
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HONOR GUARDS 
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~OR VERY BURDEN THAT WE BEAR coR VERY SORROW~ EVERY CARE, 
THERE IS A REASON . FOR ~VE~Y GRIEF THAT BOWS THE HEAD. FOR EVERY TEAR DROP THAT IS SHED, 
1 hE~E 1S A REASON. BUT :F ~E TRUST GOO AS WE AS SHOULD~ 
AL_ MUST WORK OUT ~OR OUR GOOD: ~E KNOWS THE REASON. 
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THE FAMILY'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PERHAPS YOU SANG A LOVELY SONG, OR SAT QUIETLY IN A CHAIR; PERHAPS YOU SEN: BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS IF SO WE SAW THEM THERE 
PERHhPS YOU SPOKE THE KINDEST WORDS, THAT ANY FRIEND COULD SAY! 
PERHAPS YOU WERE NOT THERE AT ALL: JUST THOUGHT OF US THAT DAY. 
PERHAPS YOU PREPARED SOME TASTY FOOD, OR MAYBE FURNISHED A CAR: 
PERHAPS YOU RENDERED A SERVICE UNSEEN, NEAR AT HAND OR FROM AFAR. 
WHATE VfR YOU DID TO CONSOLE THE HEART, WE THANK YOU SO MUCH, WHATEVER THEPART. 
THE FAMILY 
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MR GtJ S ST lJ BBS 
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1989 
3:00 P.M. 
EBENEZER BAPTIST CIIURCIJ REV. JACOB PARKER, OFFICIATING 
11 HUTCHINGS SERVICES .. 
 
 OBITUARY 
Gus Stubbs was born on August 12, 1927 in Houston County, Georgia to the late Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Willer Stubbs. 
He departed this life on September 7, 1989 in Detroit, Michigan. 
He served in the Korea n War. He joined Smithville Baptist Church at an early age. 
He ieaves to mourn two daughters, Cassandra Stubbs of Detroit, Michigan and Denise Jones of Macon, Georgia; Two sons, Ronald Stubbs of Detroit, Michigan and Steve Ma 11ory of Conn.; Five sisters, Ruthie Coleman of Detroit, Michigan, Timothy Hodges, Mildred Slocumb, Gladys Davis and Ruby Vining of Macon, Georgia; Four brothers, Ernest of Orlando, Florida, Eugene of Byron, Georgia, Willie and Tom of Warner Robins, Georgia; Fi ve grand c h i l dr en ; Fi ve s i s t e r s - i n- 1a w; Two brothers-in-law; One aunt; A host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. 
 
PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL ............... SELECTION ........................... CHOIR PRAYER ............ REV. E.D. SMITH, SR. SELECTION ........................ CHOIR SCRIPTURE ................... REV. C. TARO SOLO ............... MS. GWEN VINING (NIECE) REMARKS ........ REV. WALLACE B. HERRING, SR. REMARKS ..................... MR. CONNIE CATER OBITUARY .................. SILENT READING SOLO ................ MRS. F. HALIBURTON HYMN ....................... REV. IKE E. MACK EULOGY .............. REV. JACOB PARKER VIEWING 0F REMAINS .............. RECESSIONAL .............. INTERMENT .......... WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK