Celebration of life services for Mr. Archie L. Campfield, Sr., sunrise, January 16, 1937, sunset, July 16, 2006, Saturday, July 21, 2006, 1:00 p.m., Sylvania Funeral Home Chapel, Sylvania, Georgia, interment-Friendship Memorial Cemetery

Gelebration of Life Services

for

IT. Archie L. Qampfield, Sr.

Sunrise

Sunset

January 16,1937

July 16,2006

Saturday, July 21,2006 1:00 p.m.
Sylvania Funeral Home Chapel Sylvania, Georgia
Interment-Friendship Memorial Cemetery
Professional Services Entrusted to: Sylvania Funeral Home, Inc. 905 South Main Street Sylvania, Georgia 30467
"Owned & Operated by the FlowersFamily"

Obituary
On Sunday, July 16,2006, Archie L. Campfield, Sr. de parted this life after a short illness.
On January 16, 1937 Archie Campfield, Sr. was born to the late Mr. Sam Campfield and Lula Mae Cooper in Screven County. He was raised by the late Frank and Lethia Frazier of Sylvania, Georgia.
He attended school at Millhaven, Georgia later attend ing high school at Central High School where he gradu ated. He was employed at M&M (Savannah, GA) Tank Line where he drove trucks for many years. After leaving there he was employed at Evans Lumber where he re
tired. He joined Camp Ground at an early age, where he
was an active member. Two children preceded him in death, Gwendolyn Campfield and Roosevelt Benton, Jr.
He leaves behind to cherish his memories: the mother of his children, Annie M. Campfield Simmons of Sylvania, GA; four children, two daughters, Cathy Benton of Statesboro, GA and Diana (Jerry) Kilcrease, Jr. of Sylvania, GA; two sons, Archie L. Campfield, Jr. of Slyvania, GA and Anthony Campfield of Augusta, GA; six sisters, Blossie (Ulysses) Moore of Baltimore, MD, Ella Mae Bryant of Savannah, GA, Mrs. Bernitha (Bennie) Washington, Alethia (Issac) Johnson, Stella (Willie) Kittles, Queen Gaines, all of Sylvania, GA; two brothers, Eugene (Josie) Campfield of Boston, MA, Herbert Frazier of Sylvania, GA; four sisters-in-law, Ethel Mae Frazier and Hattie Frazier of Savannah, GA, Emma L. Johnson and Henrietta Gaton, both of Trenton, NJ; one brother-in-law, Jimmy Hurst of Trenton, NJ; eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews^ cousins and
friends.

Order of Service

Presiding - Pastor Loretta Strong

Processional

Invocation

Selection

Scripture: Old Testament.....................................Prophet Melvin Bynes New Testament.................................Pastor Melvin Albright

Solo....................................................................Bro. Willie T. Scott

Open Remarks (Two (2) minutes) Solo.....................................................................Evang.Jackie Free

Acknowledgements/Obituary.....................Sis. Maudie Powell Solo.....................................................................Sis. Jackie Roberts

Eulogy.......................................................Pastor Lonnie Johnson

Final Glimpse

Recessional

:

What Makes A Dad
God took the strength of a mountain, The majesty of a tree,
The warmth of a summer sun, The calm of a quiet sea,
The generous soul of na ture, The comforting arm of night,
The wisdom of the ages, The power of the eagles flight,
Thejoy ofa morning in spring, The faith of a mustard seed, The patience of eternity, The depth of a family need,
Then God combined these qualities, When there was nothing more to add, He knew His masterpiece was complete,
And so, He called it...Dad

James Thomas Lance Hagins

Honorary Pallbearers
Terrell Williams Johnny Winston PaulE.Taylorm

Herbert Smith Elton Fulcher Melvin Mobley

J-tctive Pallbearers
Ron Morris Issac Johnson, Jr. William Stancil

flower Attendants
, Albright Sisters & Friends

SLEEPING WITH THE ANGELS

From a place high above,

I thought my life was over,

Where angels float in the sky, To the very ground I walk on, My Grandfather watches over me,

I did not get to see him often, Even though he was not far away, But even then he meant the world to me,

Every step I take,

Leading me in the right direction,

He knew no wrong.

Showing me the way.

Always wanting what was best for everyone.

Never putting himself ahead.

Even though I know that he is in my heart,

Ive never met a better person,

I wish he could be here watching me,

To help me walk my way,

As Idevelopinto a beautifulyoung woman.

I never thought Id get through this,

No.matter what, No matter how faraway he might be,

And still havent today, But knowing hes always with me.

He is still my hero,

Makes me stronger in my everyday Ufe.

For he has changed me.

The death of my guardian angel.

You see, my Grandfather died a few days ago, But now his spirit is with me,

Was the hardest day of my Ufe, Even though he moved to the

And I know hes living a better life. Sleeping with the angels,

best place in the world.

In his comfy bed at night.

Love, Your Granddaughter,
Natisa

Acknowledgements
The Campfield family gratefully appreciates and thank you for all expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness shown during their time of bereavement. These expressions have been a source of strength. May God bless each of you always.

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