Active Pallbearers 
 
Marvin Reid 
 
David Burgess 
 
Benny Allen Edward Benton 
 
Bufus Dewberry Ronald Harris 
 
Honorary Pallbearers Stewards & Trustees 
 
Flower Bearers 
Stewardess Board Edna Lewis Missionary Society 
 
Acknowledgement 
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 Obituary 
 
Born: December 4, 1928 
 
Departed: October 10, 2004 
 
Mr. Louis Watts, Jr. was born to the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Watts, Sr. on December 4, 1928. Much happiness filled their lives at the birth of their first born, Louis Watts, Jr. He was the first of their four children. 
 
Mr. Watts attended the public schools of Atlanta. He earned his living as a skilled painter and was very much in demand around the city. He spent much of his spare time fishing and enjoyed sharing his fishing success stories with others. 
 
Christian upbringing caused him to attend church on a regular basis in his early life and thus, he accepted Christ at a young age at Turner Monumental A.M.E. Church. Though he relocated for a while, he reunited with Turner upon his return to Atlanta. He served faithfully until his health declined. 
 
To celebrate his memories, he leaves: a son, Vincent Watts; a sister, Juanita Mitchell; an aunt, Edna M. Lewis; a host of cousins and nephews; and friends who loved him dearly. 
 
- Order of Service - 
 
The Prelude "Soon and Very Soon" The Opening Hymn rhe Combined Choir 
 
The Invocation 
The Scriptures 
- Old Testament - New Testament 
 
The Selection "When Peace Like A River" 
 
The Remarks (3 minutes please) - Brother Malvin Brown - Brother David Burgess 
 
The Obituary (Read Silently) 
 
The Selection 
 
The Combined Choir 
 
The Eulogy 
 
Reverend Hayward White, Jr. 
 
The Acknowledgements Sieter Betty Willingham 
 
The Recessional "I'll Fly Away" 
 
The Interment Mt. Harmony Cemetery