Fornrer Coaches ofNorth Clayton Park: 
Ken Fowler, Kaiser Edmond, Ray Franklin Vohnterrell Miller, Ken Mingo, Tim Thrasher 
Ralph Turner, Darnell Wesley 
CFC Mother Board and Deaconates 
qoasaw you were getting tireaancf tlie cure was not to 6e. So lie put liis arms arounaliim anawliisperea ((Come to me" Witli teaifuCeyes we watclieayou anasaw you pass away. }lltliougli we Covedyou dear[y, we couUnot mak.. you stay. jl goUen lieart stopped6eating, tiarawor~ng lianas to rest, qoa 6rol<g our liearts to prove to us, Jfe on[y tdk..s tlie 6est. 
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a{{reCief. rrliefami{y oftlie fate !Mr. Cfarence ttfwartflf'arplin 
wislies to ex:press tlieir appreciationfor tlie many ex:pressions 
ofsympatliy andconcfoCence during tlieir periodof6ereavement. 
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Sunrise: Ju~ 31, 1943 
 
Sunset: Octo6er 21, 2009 
 
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 Cfarence P.dwara rJ'atpCin was born July 31, 1943 to the late 
Elder Willie Clarence and Virginia Tarplin. He departed this life on Wednesday, October 21, 2009. 
After attending elementary and high school in the Metro Atlanta area, he enlisted in the United States Army where he served four years. After completing his tour of duties he was employed by the Federal Government, at the Atlanta branch of the United States Postal Service. 
He is known throughout his community for his generous and giving services to the youth, touching lives and unlim.ited dedication to boys and girls. He worked diligently with the North Clayton Athletic Park where he served as a Board Member. He worked with North Clayton Middle and High Schools. 
After becoming a faithful member of Christian for Change Baptist Church he served on the Progressive and Male Usher Boards, the Kitchen Ministry, Church Bowling Team, Men on the Move for God, Laymen's Ministry and numerous other Church related activities. 
He was a prolific bowler, avid fisherman, world traveler, and collector. 
Clarence leaves to cherish his memory one son, Clarence E. Tarplin, Jr.; four brothers, Charles (Jess), Jesse (Shirley), Bernard (Sharon) and Nathaniel Tarpin; four sisters, Juanita Foster, Maxine, Kay and Sharron Tarplin; five aunts, three uncles and a host of nieces, nephews and a special friend, Greg Horton. 
 
FAMILY PROCESSIONAL 
 
SCRIPTURES The Old Testament . ..............Reverend Ruffin Washington 
The New Testament ................... .. Reverend Clyde Smith 
 
~RAYER. .....................................Prince Bobby Rainwater 
 
SELECTION....... .......................Angelic Voices of Triumph 
 
REFLECTIONS (Two Minutes, Please) 
 
1) Kitchen Ministry 
 
2) Bowling League Ministry 
 
3) Progressive Usher Board 4) Deacon Board 
 
Special Friends: 5) Ken Fowler 6) Greg Horton 
 
READING ofOBITUARY...............................Jewell Lewis 
 
SELECTION...........................................CFC Mass Choir 
 
EULOGY..................................Pastor Michael W. Baldwin 
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.............................Kenya Baldwin 
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RECESSIONAL 
 
Kennedy Memorial Gardens 
2500 River Road Ellenwood, Georgia