Georgia Thoma.\ Jessie Williams Pallbearers Willie Banks DanielL. Woo((j(Jrd Tltanks Sis! Sis. please don 't cry, for your lol'e will walk with me to Heaven. Sis. I am free , sq(e. happy and where I started.fiom. Sis, I take with me all that you hare gilen me. Sis. one day we 'II play like we did as children . Sis. you don 't have to hold m_y hand as lVe part. Si..,. Jesus will he standing at the gate smiling and t-vi/1 walk me in . Si.\', I Lore You and I am okay. for I kmnv y ou love me too. Sis, you've done a great joh (~/'loving, cari11g. doing and y ou 're still doing... look at y ou dropping everything for me. Sis, I 'm here, hut I will always he with you. But rememher, Heal'en :, angels will always walk you through I~le :"' dange rous roads. Sis , when y ou are down and when you are happy, 1'11 he there with you. Sis , I need y ou to know that I am okay. I really love .vou. Sis , I 'll see you late1: no good-hyes. no sorrrnt. no fears . just lo\'e. Sis, rememher our secrets! Thanks for the l-t'isdom. Acknowledgments The family wishes to thank Pastor Gammage, NPG church fan1ily, Jones Brothers Mortuary and our many friends for the prayers, food and phone calls we received during our time ofbereaven1ent. May God Bless S)one&~?J~ Eastlawn Memorial Chapel Macon, Georgia 31217 (478) 743-3331 Homegoing Service For Mr. Dick Alexander Waters, Jr. (June Bug) Sunrise November 20, 1938 Sunset August 18, 2003 Saturday, August 23, 2003 12:00 Noon New Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church 795 Maynard Street Macon, Georgia 31217 Pastor Richard Gammage Officiating Obituary On Monday, August 18, 2003, the chariot stopped to carry "'June Bug" to his heavenly hotne. He was born to the parentage ofthe late Mr. and Mrs. Dick Waters, Sr. At an early age he joined the New Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church. He received his education fron1 Ballard Hudson High School and Forest Park Con11nunity College in St. Louis. In 1957 he joined the United States Navy. After returning hotne, he united in Holy Matritnony to Lucy Walker, to this union four children were born. Brighton Alexander Waters preceded him in death. He leaves to cherish his tnernory: his wife, Betty Waters; seven daughters, Satnuella Walker, Dora Walls, Vanessa Waters, Charla Head, all of St. Louis, MO, Bobbie White (Aralee ), Bertha Burton (Reuben) and Lady Waters- Liggins of rvlacon. GA; one son, Frederick Coker of Macon, GA; fifteen grandchildren, eighteen great-grandchildren~ three sisters, Lady Bell Allen, Luvenia Lewis and Veronica Burnett; sister-in-law, Addie Moore of Long Island, N.Y.; and tnany relatives and friends. Order of Service Prelude ......................... Dea. Marvin Bryant, Minister of Music Sis. Betty Lester Processional and Last Glance ......................... Family and Friends Selection ................. ...................... .......... NPG Combined Choir ""May The Work I Done Speak For Me" Scriptures: Old Testament .................................. Minister Victor Hunt New Testatnent ......................... Minister Eugene Wonels Invocation ................................................ Pastor Barry Mitchel Selection ................................................. NPG Combined Choir "Precious Lord'' Expressions (3 Minutes Please) ................. Rev. Eugene Cabiness Sis. Dora Walls, Daughter Sis. Vanessa Waters. Daughter Obituary ...... ............... .................... Read Silently with soft music Eulogy ................................................ Pastor Richard Gammage Recessional ............ ... ...... ..... ..... .......... .............. . ""I 'II Fly Away" Committal Rites and Interment Kitchens Cetnetery ln11nediately following the interment, dinner will be served in thl! tirst unit of the church.