Going Home Celebration for
Mr. William David Bouknight
"InGod'sCare"
Service Held
2 :0 0 P.M Friday, October 18, 1996 Rock Hill Baptist Church
Saluda, South Carolina The Reverend R. C. Holloway, Pastor The Reverend Phillip Watson, Officiating

Order of Celebration

Musician

Mrs. Sarah Hamilton

Processional & Family View ing...................Soft Music

Hymn............................Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross

Scripture Readings.......................... Rev. Dr. E. L. Cain
Old & New Testament
Prayer of Com fort............................ Rev. Dr. E. L. Cain

S olo........................................... Mr. Rodney Bouknight

Remarks .......................................... Mrs. Alice Burton
Lotts Grove Baptist Church
Mrs. Elizabeth Holloway
As a Neighbor
Acknowledgements....

S olo............................

Words of Comfort........

S o n g ...........................

Recessional

Interment....................

PALLBEARERS........... FLOWER BEARERS....

....................NEPHEWS ........................ NIECES

Life Reflections
"Let's be brave when trials come, And our hearts are sad and our lips dumb, Let's strengthen ourselves in the time of test. By whispering softly that God knows best. Let us still believe though we cannot know, We shall learn sometimes - 11 Is better so,"
Edgar A. Guest
MR. WILLIAM DAVID BOUKNIGUT, a son of the late Hardy and Mary Andrews Bouknight was born In Saluda County, SC , on May 2 1 , 1 9 2 3 . He peacefully departed this life, Friday Evening, October 11, 1 9 9 6 .
He received his education in the public schools of Edgefield County, SC.
Early in life he joined the Lotts Grove Bap tist Church, Johnston, SC. He was an Army Veteran. William lived in Philadelpha, PA for thirty-five (35) years or more; while living there he was employed by Baulk Chemical Company. In 1 9 8 2 he moved to Greenwood, SC. He was last employed by Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood, SC.
lie was married to Dorethea Davis Bouknight who pre ceded him in death.
Precious memories and the positive difference he made in our lives will linger on in our hearts and minds forever.
He leaves to cherish his memory; two sons, Christopher Davis, Darby PA and David Cannon, Leesville, SC ; two daughters, Betty Scott and Mildred Jackson both of Philadelpha, PA; his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Emily L.) Stevens, of Greenwood, SC ; two brothers, Nallian II. Bouknight, Johnston, SC and Horace Coleman, Saluda, SC; one daughter-in-law, one son-in-law; one aunt, Pheobie Andrews, Johnston, SC; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and sorrowing friends.
Humbly submitted, The family

God Knows It All
He knows our thoughts, our words, our deeds Each hour of the day. He never fails to listen
As we kneel to Him and pray.
And even when you often feel Your prayers are all in vain, My friend, be still and listen-- You can hear Him call your name.
He will comfort you in trials, Console you when you're blue; You'll never walk alone thru life
He's alway there for you. Helen Parker
APPRECIATION
For those who have come to witness and share your love and sympathy with us today in this celebration, we are grateful. For those who visited us through prayers, calls, cards, food, florals and other expressions of sympathy, we are thankful; and for Jesus, who provided life, we are blessed. Thank you and may God continue to bless all of you.
--The Family
Services Entrusted To BUTLER AND SON FUNERAL HOME
Saluda, South Carolina 864-445-2623 or 445-3287___