Dedicated to Mrs. Gloria Davis
You were there fo r me when I needed someone to talk to You understood me when no one else did You made sure I had everything I needed.
When I needed help with something you would gladly help me.
Now you are gone and things have changed I remember when / had problems you would
always let me speak my mind. When you were sick I helped you with your medication.
I know why you always told me things not to do. I understood that they were fo r my own good and
you always bought thingsfo r me when you neededfo r yourself.
A day does not go by without me thinking what it would be like if you were still here. Because you are gone now I try to live everyday
the best I can. Everyday you are on my mind. I just had to write this so someone who would know how much I miss and love you.

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Forever are we grateful to our Family and many friends, who have shown love, kindness, compassion and sympathy during our beloved Gloria Green D a v is ' illness and our
bereavement. Your unselfishness has made this an easier burden to bear, and for that we are eternally grateful and pray that God will bless each of you. -George, Omari & Family-
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"For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, an house not made
with hands, eternal in the heavens. II Cor. 5:1
Gloria Green Davis, daughter of the late Mary Green Washington, was bom September 8,1961. She departed this life on Thursday, June 2,1994 at her residence.
Gloria attended the local public schools of Beaufort County and was a 1979 graduate of Beaufort High School. She did further studies in Early Child Development After graduat ing, she moved to Virginia where she worked as a mail clerk for The Times Journal in Springfield. While in Virginia, she joined the Cross Roads Baptist Church. Upon returning home, she joined the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
She worked at Quincy's of Beaufort from 1989 until becoming ill in 1993.
On December 25,1989, she was united in marriage to George Davis.
Surviving are her devoted husband, George Davis, her son, Omari Polite, her devoted mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Davis all of Dale; thirteen brothers, Murphy Green of Stuart Point, Bernard Polite of Alexandria, VA., Herman Green and Leon Polite of Dale City, VA, Sgt. Willie L. Polite of Germany, Marion "Sonny"Washington of New York, Robert, Marion, Jr., Spencer Lee, Sandy C. and Archie Washington, all of Stuart Point, Eddie Washington of Alexandria, Va, and Henry Stokes of Seabrook, SC; nine sisters, Mary L. Pierce of Stuart Point, Geraldine and Angela Polite, both Woodbridge, VA, Eartha Lee Rosemond, Elizabeth Watson, Lucille Robinson, Mae Rene Delaney and Viola Jenkins all of Stuart Point and Eamestine Washington of New Jersey; eight aunts, Mrs. Bessie Washington, Mrs. Geneva Washington, Mrs. Catherine Washington, Mrs. Lucinda Wash ington of Stuart Pont, Mrs. Lucille Culberson, Mrs. LaVerne Gayles of Beaufort, SC, Mrs. Helen Williams of Philadelphia, PA, Mrs. Gloria Dent of California; seven uncles, Leon Davis, Louisville, KY, Rev. Albert Washington, Dea. Cornelius Wash ington, Dea. Lawrence Washington, Rev. Frankie Washington all of Stuart Point, SC, George Gayles of Beaufort, Abram Dent of Calif.; ten sisters-in-law; six brothers-in-law; nieces, neph ews, cousins, other relatives and many friends including her devoted friends, Karen Kidd, Barbara Carter (adopted sister) Elease Wilson (niece), Margaret Haynie and Jeanette Baldwin (adopted mother).

If God should beckon me with an outstretched hand, A nd whisper softly of an unknown land, I shall not be afraid to go, For though the path I do not know, I take His hand without a fear, For H e who safely brought me here Will also take me safely back, And though in many things 1 lack, H e will not let me go alone Into the valley that's unknow n... So I reach out and take His hand And journey to the promised land.
-Helen Steiner Rice-

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P r e l u d e ..............

..............................................Organists

"Processional..... .........................Led By The Ministers

Opening Hymn

..................................................... Choir "Christ Is All"

Scriptures: Old Testament.............. Rev. Frankie Washington New Testament........ Elder Robert Washington

Invocation................................. Minister Bessie Washington

S election ............................................................................ Choir I 'm So Glad, Jesus Lifted Me"

Expressions:

Deacon John Evans Rev. Louis Baldwin Pastor of Cross Roads Baptist Church

S o lo .................... Member of Cross Roads Baptist Church

Eulogy............................................Reverend Sylvester Ezell

"Recessional

Parting Glim pse...........................................In The Vestibule *All Stand Except The Family

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