Even though I wasn'tyours by birthyou loved me just the same. I tried to fight the battle with you and it became too hard in the end. Although you left me all alone to take care oj these boys ofyours, I'm really happy for you now. You are in the hands of the Lord. 
Your Baby Girl 
 
Active <pPaii6earers 
Jesse Lockhart Tony Reese Karl Jones 
Parnell Williams Rufus Cole 
Daryl Blanchard Oscar Lacy 
Melvin Wright 
(Honorary ^paffBearcrs 
Class of 1962 Lucy C. Laney 
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The family acknowledges and sincerely appreciates every prayer, visits, expressions of sympathy and all other thoughts of kindness shown during this time of sorrow. 
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930 D'Antignac Street ~ Augusta, Georgia (706) 722-4809 
"When Only Memories Remain, Let Them Be Beautiful" 
 
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yfrs. 93etty S' Ans^eT 
Saturday, March 4, 2000 12:00 Noon 
Second Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 
1404 Brown Street ~ Augusta, Georgia 
* * * Rev. Andy Thornton, Pastor Rev. Roy D. Andrews, Officiating 
 
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Mrs. ^ctty y^risicy, a loving daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and friend, was born to the late Ulysses Harris and Ms. Marjorie A. Williams on June 18, 1944, in Lincolnton, Georgia. She started her journey on February 27, 2000, at Doctors Hospital. 
Accepting Christ in her life at a young age, she was baptized at Ebenezer Baptist Church of Lincolnton, Georgia, under the leadership of Rev. O. S. Dotson. She was a graduate of Lucy G. Laney and also attended Augusta Tech and Random Business College. 
Betty was united in Holy Matrimony to Stewart R. Ansley, Sr. To this union two sons were born, Stewart R. Ansley, Jr. and Derek Ansley. She was devoted to her family and filled their hearts with her charming smile, love and kindness. They'll cherish all the joy she brought them for time and space can never divide their memories. 
She leaves to cherish her memory: a devoted husband, Mr. Stewart R. Ansley, Sr.; two sons, Stewart R. Ansley, Jr. and Derek Ansley; mother, Mrs. Marjorie A. Williams; mother-in-law, Mrs. Ina R Ansley; daughter-in-law, Ms. Antonia J. Ansley; six grandchildren, Raisen Howard, Rachelle Howard, Christopher Lyons, Taylor Ansley, Xavier Ansley and Jordon Ansley; and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law and friends. 
 
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God saw the road was getting rough The hills were hard to climb, 
He gently closed those weary eyes and whispered, `Peace Be Thine. 33 The weary hours and days ofpain 
the sleepless nights have passed. rThe ever patient worn outframe hasfound sweet peace at last. 
 
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Reverend Andy Thornton ~ Presiding 
Prelude 
Processional 
Selection Second Mt. Moriah Choir 
Scripture Rev. A. Thornton 
Prayer Rev. Dexter Hill 
Remarks Constance Parker Sister Ruby Mason 
Reflections Christopher Lyons 
Solo Mrs. Pat Johnson 
Acknowledgements Mrs. Mildred Gibbons 
Obituary Read Silently 
Eulogy Rev. D. Andrews 
Recessional 
Interment Mt. Olive Memorial Gardens