I ll*- H o m e g o i n g C e le b r a t i o n for 
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012 - 2:00 p.m. Beulah Grove Baptist Church 
1434 Poplar Street - Augusta, GA 30901 
Rev. Dr. Sam Davis, Pastor 
 
 O rder o f ^Worship 
Prelude Processional 
 
Selection...................................... Beulah Grove Combined Choir 
 
Scriptures: Old Testament ................ .................................... Minister New Testament .............. .................................... Minister 
Prayer .......................................... .................................... Minister 
 
Remarks As A Choir Member........ .................. Mr. Milledge Kyler As A Friend .................... ...................... Ms. Emma Petty 
 
Selection...................................... Beulah Grove Combined Choir 
 
Obituary...................................... ............................ Read Silently 
 
Resolution and Acknowledgments .................. Ms. Angela Davis 
 
Selection...................................... Beulah Grove Combined Choir 
 
Eulogy .......................................... ................ Rev. Dr. Sam Davis Recessional 
 
Interment 
 
Southview Cemetery 
 
   O bituary 
Ms, Rosa Lee Sellers Elam was born on March 27,1 9 6 1 to 
the late Willie Lee Sellers Sr. and Williestine Davis Sellers. 
Rosa was a faithful and active member of Beulah Grove Baptist Church where she began her passion for singing. She started in the Children's Choir and continued to the Beulah Grove Inspirational Choir. 
She was educated in Richmond County School System. She graduated from T. W. Josey High School in 1979. She served in the ]ROTC, and she was a member of VICA. She was a member of the Cagle's Sisters and Brothers Class of 1979. 
She later enjoyed life to the fullest. 
On October 2, 2012, the Lord saw a flower missing from His garden and called her home. Home is where she will meet her Mother, Father, and nine siblings who proceed her. 
She leave to cherish her memories two daughters, Mrs. Crystal (Careese) Collier-Price and Ms. Rosalyn (Travis) Elam; three sons, Milton (Priscilla) Elam Jr., James Elam, and Jamar Elam; nine sisters, Dorothy Wade, Mary Lorrick, Carolyn (Victor) Gordon, Delores Wade, Williestine (Carl) Washington, Diane (Robert) Ferrell, Mary (Robert) Scurry, Willie Dean Griffin, and Bertha Sexton; one sister-in-law Alberta Stokes; three brothers, Willie L. (Emma) Sellers Jr., Eddie Sellers, and Gregory Sellers; one aunt, Mary Jefferson; one uncle Freddie Davis; three great aunts, 10 grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. 
 
 "IfI JCnew It y/ouCcC'Be The Last Time 
If I knew it would be the last time that I'd see you fail asleep, 
I would have tucked you in more tightly and prayed to the Lord your soul to keep. If I knew it would be the last time I'd see you 
walk out my door, I would have hugged you, kissed you, and called you back for one more. If I knew it would be the last Lime 
I heard you sing or your name lifted in praise, I would have videotaped your actions and words, so I could play it back tor days to years. If I knew it would be the last time to express my love and gratitude, I would have said "I Love You, and thank you for everything you done," instead of assuming that you know I do. If I knew it would be the last time I would be there to share your day, well I'm sure you'll have many more so 111 let this one slip away. For surely there is tomorrow to make up 
for an oversight, and we will get a second chance to make everything all right. There will be another chance to say our "I love You" and "Thank You". Certainly there is another chance 
to say our "Anything I Can Do", but just in case I might be wrong and today is all we get, I'd like to say how much I Love 
you and hope we never forget... 
Tomorrow is not promised to anyone, young or old alike, and today might be your last chance to hold your loved ones tight. So if you are waiting for tomorrow, why not do it all today. For if tomorrow never comes, you will surely regret the day that 
you did not take extra time for a smile, hug, or kiss. Never knowing if you could have granted your love ones their last wish. Hold your love ones close today. Whisper in their ear and tell them how much you love them. Let them know the special place they have in your heart. Take the time to say, "I'm Sorry, Please Forgive Me, Thank you, or It's OK. So if tomorrow never comes, you'll have no regrets about today. Apologize and start new. Tell the ones that love you, that you love them too- 
For If I knew it would be the last. 
 
 Zaire Harris Roosevelt Bennett Jeffery Scott 
 
TaCC6earers 
 
Albert Love Ronald Williams 
Tony Murray 
 
3-fonorary TaCCbearers 
The Beulah Grove Inspirational Choir 
 
J7Cower 'Bearers 
Beulah Grove Ushers Ministry 
 
This WorCfIs Not My Nome 
This world is not my fiome I'm ju s t a passing through (M y treasures are [aid up somewhere 
6eyond the 6lue llie angels hechpn mefrom heaven's open door JAndI can'tf e e l at home in this worCdanymore Oh Lordyou [now I have nofr ie n d li[e you 
I f heaven's not my home then 
L o rd w hat w ill I do Ijie angels 6ec[on mefrom heaven's open door jA nd I ca n 'tfeela t home in this w orld anymore 
JAcknowCecCgment 
A sincere and profound appreciation to all for the many acts of kindness and concerns shown during our loved one's illness and in our lime of bereavement. 
The Family