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I Needed The Quiet
I needed the quiet
So He drew me aside,
Into the shadows
where we could confide.
Away from the hustle
where all the day long,
I hurried and worried
when active and strong.
I needed the quiet
tho at first I rebelled,
But gently, so gently,
my cross He upheld.
And whispered so sweetly
of spiritual things,
Tho weakened in body,
my spirit took wings,
To heights never dreamed of
when active and gay,
He loved me so gently
He drew me away.
I needed the quiet,
no prison my bed.
But a beautiful valley
of blessings instead.
A place to grow richer
in Jesus to hide,
I needed the quiet
so He drew me aside.


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Marvin A. Scott, Jr.
Donnie James, Jr.
Ronald F. Johnson
Rodney A. Johnson
Steven L. Johnson, Jr.
Christopher Hunter
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DeAndre Johnson
Darrel James
Marcus Taylor
Robert R Johnson, II
William G. Johnson, III
Kenneth L. Johnson, Jr.
Wendell Stallings, Jr.
Cornelius Hunter, Jr.
S. Raphael Bacote
Corey Powell
Christopher James
Javon Smith
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Kenitra M. Johnson
Carissa Woods
Rosalyn Johnson
Jasmine Johnson
Tiffany N. Bacote
Tonya Evans
Valanji Brown
Shamica James
Rochele Johnson
Jacquelyn Stallings
Patrice A. Johnson
Katrina Hunter
Melodi L. Bacote
Landa Cotton
Tasha Marshall
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We thank God for this opportunity to extend our sincere
appreciation to our many friends who have expressed lov-
ing concern during our hours of bereavement. Our gra-
cious thanks for your prayers, visits, calls, cards, gifts, flo-
ral arrangements, transportation and all other acts of kind-
ness. May God graciously bless and keep each of you is
our prayer. -The Family
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1765 Martin Futher King, Jr. Boulevard ~ Augusta, Georgia
(706) 722-5551
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November 17, 1957 ~ October 19, 2004
Saturday, October 23, 2004
Two Oclock in the Afternoon

2028 Roosevelt Drive
Augusta, Georgia
Overseer Kenneth L. Johnson
~Presiding ~
Elder Roy Myles
~ Pastor ~
(^Jta r/o//e m,mT, jf(<//b>0// ///w/e/''k'/1 made her
passage into the presence of her Lord and Saviour on Tuesday, October
19, 2004, at the Medical College of Georgia. Born on the seventeenth
of November, 1957, she was one of sixteen siblings.
Charlotte attended the public schools of Richmond County and gradu-
ated from Glenn Hills High School in 1975. She furthered her educa-
tion by attending Paine College.
Believing marriage was ordained by God, she was united in Holy Matri-
mony to James Anderson on February 9, 1976. To their union three
daughters were born.
Charlotte accepted Jesus as her Saviour in 1978 and united with the
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church of which Elder Roy Myles is
Pastor. Upon locating to the Atlanta, Georgia area, she united with the
Fellowship of Faith Church International in East Point, Georgia where
Pastor Wayne Thompson served as her shepherd. Upon her recent re-
turn to the Augusta area, Charlotte united with the New Vision Cov-
enant Center under the leadership of Overseer Kenneth L. Johnson, Sr.
Charlottes mission was to call those persons God placed on her heart
and pray for them. She was a phone prayer warrior and a minister of joy.
She sought the best in everything. Charlottes words would always be, I
prayed and youre covered in the blood! and God is awesome!
Charlotte was employed in Food Services at St. Joseph Hospital before
moving to the Atlanta area where she would become evening supervi-
sor of the cafeteria at Crawford Long Hospi-
tal. She was a hard worker and gave them
sixteen years of dedicated service.
Charlottes passion was her family. She was a
true homemaker. She enjoyed baking and her
delicacies were always in demand.
She was preceded in death by her mother,
Juanita Everson Johnson; a brother, Captain
Retired Robert P. Johnson; and a sister,
Carolyn E. Johnson.
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Overseer Kenneth L. Johnson ~ Presiding
Prelude
Processional
Scripture
Rev. Roy T. Myles
Invocation
Pastor James Oliver
Solo
Medley: It Is Well With My Soul; Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Pastor Loretta Butler
Poem
Above
Written by Jamie J. Anderson - Read by Mrs. LaVonda Price
Solo
Valanji Brown
Praise Him
Reflections
Emma Thomas - Jean Rattigiagen - Minister Darlene Jones
Liturgical Dance
Falling in Love with Jesus
Visions of Praise
Obituary
To Be Read Silently
The Acknowledgements
Pastor Ardena S. Johnson
Legacy of Faith
Pastor Darrell Parsons
Fellowship of Faith Church International
Faith Traditions
Overseer Kenneth L. Johnson
Recessional
Interment
Mount Olive Memorial Gardens
~ Repast ~
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church
Family Life Center
Charlotte will forever be cherished by her: husband, James Anderson
of Ellenwood, Georgia; three daughters, Mrs. LaVonda (Nathan) Price
of Stockbridge, Georgia, Jocelyn Anderson of McDonough, Georgia
and Jamie Anderson of Ellenwood, Georgia; granddaughter, Daisha
Price of Stockbridge, Georgia; parents, William G. and Delores Johnson
of Hephzibah, Georgia; brothers, William Johnson, Jr. of Fayetteville,
North Carolina and Steven L. Johnson of Augusta, Georgia, the dedi-
cated and caring Overseer Kenneth (Elder Ardena) Johnson,
Hephzibah, Georgia, Randolph Johnson, Anthony Johnson and
Cornell Johnson, all of Hephzibah, Georgia, Cornelius (Wanda)
Hunter of Fayetteville, North Carolina, Richard Smithson of Rich-
mond, Virginia and Leroy (Mary) Andrews of Florence, South Caro-
lina; sisters, the faithful and loving Mrs. Angelia (Wendell) Stallings
of Augusta, Georgia, Patricia (Willis) Johnson of Hephzibah, Georgia,
Mrs. Wilgenia (Marvin) Starks of Douglasville, Georgia, Rosie James
of Fayetteville, North Carolina and Mrs. Doris (Min. Joe) Bacote of
North Augusta, South Carolina; mother and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Overn (Dorothy) Anderson; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Ms.
Shirley Anderson, Ms. Janice Tramell, Ms. Daphne Smith-Anderson;
brothers-in-law, Orvis Anderson and Joe Evans; aunts, Mrs. Louise G.
Rainey (who was like a mother), Augusta, Georgia, Mrs. Estelle
Everson, Newark, New Jersey, Mrs. Christine Clark, Mrs. Ernestine
(Noah) Simmons and Mrs. Carol (Johnny) Alston, all of Augusta,
Georgia; uncles, Leroy (Mary) Andrews, Jimmy (Vickie) Andrews of
Augusta, Georgia, Jerome (Cynthia) Andrews of Florence, South
Carolina and William (Doris) Andrews of Columbia, South Caro-
lina; one goddaughter, Morgan Rattigiagen of Atlanta, Georgia; lov-
ing and devoted friends, Alice Germany and family, Jackie (Wade)
Rouse, Ruby Barney, Iris Betterson, Majorie Perry, Jean Rattigiagen,
Harrietta Robinson and Mary Johnson; as well as, a host of nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends.
The glory of this latter house
shall be greater than of the former,
saith the LORD of hosts;
and in this place will I give peace,
saith the LORD of hosts.
-Haggai 2:9