Jfome Qoing Service 
 
for 
 
. 
 
. 
 
~r. James L.~ewis We[{s 
 
"i[J-{at " 
 
Saturday, Pe6ruaiy 19, 200..5' 
- 2:00 p. 1n. - 
 
New Sfii[ofz 9Vlission,Jry (Baptist ClizLrcli 
1(ingston, ~jeorgia 
r.Rgv. CJ(andy .L.ivsey, (Pasto1~ Officiating 
 
 .!Jm Not Gone 
I was born crying, afraid of what might lie ahead. I am gone now, do not mourn, because I arn not dead. I am in the hands of God Alive and fuH of energy, Alive! 
I will live forever in your memory So please don't cry, for I am free at last. No more pain and suffering because this to will pass. As a child of God, I didn't walk alone. 
To my fam.ily and friends, I am not gone. 
 
 Sunrise: jlugust 6, 1944 
 
Sunset: Pe6ruary 13, 2005 
 
 A Time To Embrace: 
August 6, 1944 
 
Tfie 0 6it:uary 
for 
::Mr. James Lewis We[[S 
 
A Time To Weep: 
February 13, 2005 
 
After a fulfilling ap.d well-spent life, Jatnes closed his eyes in slumber early Sunday morning, February 13, 2005, and is now resting from the toils of his earthly existence. As a beloved father, grandfather, great-grand father, brother, uncle and cousin, his family as well as his friends realize that while he is no longer 
with us, his memory and spirit will live on forever. 
 
James Wells was born August 6, 1944 to loving parents, the late Madeline Wells and the late Raymond Wells, Sr. in Bartow County, Georgia. James joined New Shiloh at an early age. Two live were joined in holy matrimony when James Wells and Louise Barton exchanged wedding vows on August 31, 1965. Together 
 
they were dedicated to and blessed with six loving children. 
 
Mr. 
 
James 
 
Lewis 
 
Wells 
 
worked 
 
- 
for the 
 
.. 
Bartow 
 
County 
 
Sheriff Department 
 
under 
 
three different Sheriffs, Jim Wheeler, Buddy Bell and Don Thurman. After 
 
leaving the Sheriff Department, James continued working for the County School 
 
System. The following ten years he was employed by Shaw Industry. 
 
James Lewis Wells was preceded in death by his parents, Raymond, Sr. and Madeline Wells; his sister, Jadeline Chapman, and brother, Donnie Wells. 
 
To stand in the after glow of his life, still warm by his memory are: his wife, Hattie Louise Wells; six children, Carroll Taylor, Powder Springs, GA, Kimberly Wells, Donnie (Rebecca) Wells, Sonya, Andrea and Carlos Wells all of Cartersville, GA; one god-daughter, Amanda Patterson of Paulding County; two brothers, Raymond, Jr. (Daisy) Wells, Perry (Malinda) Wells of Kingston, GA; two sisters, Mrs. Mary McMillian (Moses) of Rome, GA and Robin Ellis; two uncles, Thurston Wells and Harold Wise, Sr. of Kingston, GA; twenty grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; seven sisters in-law, and a host of nieces and nephews, friends and relatives; special friend and cousin, Mrs. Frances 
Lee, and Lee Sheild Elliott, Thomas Zachery and John Wesley, Sr. 
 
06it11ary 
 
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Processional Selection Scripture: 
Old Testament New Testament Prayer Obituary Selection Retnarks Solo Eulogy Recessional 
 
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New Shiloh Choir 
Rev. Comb Rev. Printup Rev. Louise Harris Read Silently New Shiloh Choir Limit 2 minutes Ahtnad Hall Rev. Randy Livsey 
Choir 
 
P[ower Ladies 
 
qocfsaw tlie road'was getting rougli, rrfie fii(fs were fi.arefto cfim6, 
Jfe gent(y cfoseJ tfiose (m;ing eyes, }lndwliisper:;d; "Peace CBe rrfiine. " rrfie weary liours tfie days ofpain, 
rrfie sfeepfess night:> are passed. 'ffie e'Ver patient '()')Orn-out frame 
J{asfound sweet rest at fast. ry'ou 6ade no one a fast farewe(~ 
you saidgood- 6~ve to none; rrfie Jfea-ven(y gates just openedwide, }lndtlie YW.aster's sweet voice said. "Come. " 
Your Loving Wife and Children 
 
Pa[[ CJ3earers 
 
Alen Heanderson Rena Hill 
Freddie Landrum Annie Pearl Johnson 
Jackie Pasley Ezella Miller Wilma Heard Tyranny Bassett 
 
In tennent 
Kingston Cemetery 
 
Larry Henderson Theodore "T.J." Bryant 
John Stephens Freddie Duke Ernest Jones Eddie Wells Tracy Ceasar Robert Banks 
 
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 MACK EPPINGER & SONS FUN ERP..L SERVI CE, INC. 210 North Bartow Street 
Cartersville, Georgia 301 20 Phone: 770 J 86-1 313 
Mrs. Bridgett Eppinger Greene, Director 
 
~~cf&zow[e,.:[gement 
To our family and friends, we V\1ant to thank you for your support, encouragen1ent, words of comfort and your outpouring love during this bereavement period. May God bless each of you in His divjne way. 
 
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rflie Pa.tni[y