Deacons of First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 
Family and Friends 
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When I come to the end of the road 
And the sun has set for me 
1 WANT NO RITES IN A GLOOM'FILLED ROOM 
Why cry for a soul set free? 
Miss me a little but not too long 
And not with your head bowed low 
Remember the love that we once shared 
MISS ME BUT LET ME GO. 
For this is a journey we all must take 
And each must go alone 
Its all a part of the Masters plan 
A step on the road to home. 
When you are lonely and sick at heart 
Go to the friends we know 
And bury your sorrows in doing good deeds 
MISS ME BUT LET ME GO. 
We, the family of the late Allie Mae Cheatham, extend our deepest 
appreciation for the outpouring of love, sympathy, and kindness 
shown during the passing of our loved one. May God grant each of 
you His richest blessings. - The Family 
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HOMEGOING CELEBRATION FOR 
Sunrise Sunset 
February 16,1935 February 7,2018 
Thursday, February 15, 2018 
11:00 A.M. 
FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 
2343 Windsor Spring Road 
Augusta, Georgia 
Reverend Darryl Burns, Officiating 
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ALLIE MAE CHEATHAM was born on February 16,1935, in 
Natchez, Alabama to Maggie Jane Marshall and Nathaniel 
Johnson. She was raised by her grandparents, Earthy and 
Albertha Marshall in Beatrice, Alabama. Allie received her 
education through the public school system of Monroe 
County and graduated high school at the age of sixteen. She 
accepted Christ at the young age of eight at Shiloh Baptist 
Church, where she was baptized and worked in many 
auxiliaries in the church. 
Soon after graduating high school, Allie migrated to 
Pensacola, Florida and married Howard Cheatham. She was 
blessed with three children: Jennie, Brunetta and Billie. They 
then relocated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Allie worked 
for the Department of Veterans Affairs for twenty'five years. 
After retiring, Allie and Howard moved to Augusta, Georgia. 
Allie was a loyal servant of God and served faithfully. She 
became an ordained minister in 1978 at St. Marys Missionary 
Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and had been 
spreading and living by the Word ever since. Allie was a 
member of William Grove Baptist Church in Waynesboro, 
Georgia. She also fellowshipped with several churches 
throughout Augusta and was lovingly known as Mother 
Cheatham. 
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Dont grieve for me, for now Im free. 
Im following the path God laid for me. 
I took His hand when I heard him call; 
I TURNED MY BACK AND LEFT IT ALL. 
I COULD NOT STAY ANOTHER DAY, 
TO LAUGH, TO LOVE, TO WORK OR PLAY. 
Tasks left undone must stay that way; 
I FOUND that place at the close of day. 
If my parting has left a void, 
THEN FILL IT WITH REMEMBERED JOY. 
A FRIENDSHIP SHARED, A LAUGH, A KISS; 
Allie was preceded in death by her husband of fifty'two 
years, Howard Cheatham; beloved daughter, Brunetta East; 
and brothers, Theophus Davison, Willie Davison, Joseph 
Odom and Oliver Wingate. 
Allie answered the call of her loving Savior and transitioned 
into her promised paradise on Wednesday, February 7,2018. 
She will forever live on in the hearts of her family. She leaves to 
cherish her loving memory: son, Billie East; daughter, Jennie 
East; sisters, Florence Wingate, Bernadine Clark and Patrica 
Ezell; fifteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren; 
four sisters'inTaw and two brothers'inTaw; and a host of 
nieces, nephews, church family and friends. 
OH YES, THESE THINGS, I TOO WILL MISS. 
Be NOT BURDENED WITH TIMES OF SORROW. 
I WISH YOU THE SUNSHINE OF TOMORROW. 
My LIFES BEEN FULL, I SAVORED MUCH; 
GOOD FRIENDS, GOOD TIMES, A LOVED ONES TOUCH. 
Perhaps my time seems all too brief; 
dont lengthen it now with undue grief. 
Lift up your heart and share with me, 
God wanted me now, He set me free. 
entice 
Reverend Charles C. Hyde, Presiding 
Processional 
Invocation.................Reverend Wayne Fitch 
Scripture Readings 
Old Testament'#....Evangelist Delores Hankerson 
New Testament .....Elder Nancy Ross 
Solo.......................Reverend Darryl Bums 
Reflections (Two Minutes Please) 
Obituary...........................Read Silently 
Acknowledgements...................Shirley Dozier 
Selection....First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church 
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Eulogy ....................Reverend Darryl Burns 
Recessional 
INTERMENT 
Mount Olive Memorial Gardens 
3666 Deans Bridge Road 
Hephzibah, Georgia