OBITUARY
Marron Daniel Bussey passed Saturday, December 2 7 , 1 9 8 0 , at University Hospital after an extended illness. Son of the late Alex and Marie Bussey, Marron was born in Edgefield County, South Carolina, November 4, 1910.
Marron was unselfish in his devotion to church, community and family. He was a member of Board of Trustees and an Elder for many years at Church of the Master of New York. He worked actively as an Elder and Clerk of Session of Belle-Terrace United Presbyterian Church in Augusta, Georgia.
Marron, a former graduate of Haines Institute, believed in the value of education and was a member of several service organizations sponsoring college scholarships for Black students. In spite of his illness, he was a senior student at Paine College until his passing.
A well respected member of his community, Marron retired in New York as a Deputy Warden of New York City Department of Corrections and returned to his home area of South Carolina. He was a member of Star Venus Club 51 and Sixty-six Nonparreil Inc. of New York City and the Sportsman's Boat Club of Augusta, Georgia. He was also a member of Antioch Lodge No. 6 6 , New York City, and Lebanon Consistory No. 2 8 and a Shriner, Stoklin Temple No. 2 2 , Ai usta, Georgia, Prince Hall Affiliation.
Marron Bussey touched the lives of those who knew him by his faith, wisdom, and understanding. He leaves to mourn his loving wife, Hope Bussey; a daughter, Marlene Mack, Newburgh, N.Y.; five brothers, Leon Bussey, Brooklyn, N.Y., Alex Bussey, Englewood, N .J., Charles Bussey of Alaska, Gilbert Bussey, Washington, D.C., and Ronnie Bussey, Pennsylvania; three sisters, Helen Latimer, Belvedere, S.C., Naomi Alston and Henrietta Shaw, both of Chicago, 111.; three aunts, Charlotte Wilson, Belvedere, S.C., Viola Tillman, Seattle, Washington, and Helene Cain, Washington, D.C.; one uncle, Henry Bussey, Edgefield, S.C.; three grandchildren, Barry, Roxanne, and Patricia Tatum; one great-grandchild, Faye Tatum; and a host of other relatives and friends.

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WITNESS TO THE RESURRECTION
ORGAN MUSIC.......................................................Merilyn L. Anderson THE PROCESSIONAL HYMN: "Abide With Me"................................................................No. 64 PRAYER OF ADORATION AND SUPPLICATION...............The Pastor OLD TESTAMENT READINGS......................... Rev. W. L. Jagnandan MUSIC BY THE CHOIR: "Amazing Grace" NEW TESTAMENT READINGS............................................. The Pastor HYMN: "Jerusalem The Golden" ............................................... No. 428 TRIBUTE FROM PAINE COLLEGE............................... Dr. Julius Scott SOLO: "By A n ' By " arr. H. T. Burleigh........................................ The Pastor TRIBUTE FROM THE CHURCH SESSION.............. Elder Charles Grant THE MESSAGE BY THE PASTOR HYMN: "A Charge To Keep I Have"............................................No. 301 THE BENEDICTION
-- INTERMENT -- Sunset Memory Gardens Langley, South Carolina

Active Pallbearers Masonic Brothers
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The Session of Belle-Terrace Gnited Presbyterian Church
The Sportsman's Boat Club
Lord help me live from day to day In such a self forgetful way That even when I kneel to pray My prayer shall be for -- Others. Help me in ail the work I do To ever be sincere and true And know that all I'd do for you Must needs be done for -- Others. Let "self" be crucified and slain And buried deep, and all in vain May efforts be to rise again Unless to live for -- Others. And when my work on earth is done And my work in heaven's begun May I forget the crown I've won While thinking still of -- Others. Others, Lord, yes, others, Let this my motto be Help me to live for others That I may live like Thee.

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