Mrs.Margaret TXizaBetfi Qikfm st 
A pril16,1934 ~ July 25,2006 
Monday, July 31, 2006 - 2:00 P.M. 
iPalmer Qrove 'B aptist Church 
Waynesboro, Georgia Reverend J.J. Smith 
. .. Officiating . . . 
 
 'dhe Order o f Service 
Reverend J.J. Smith ~ Officiating 
Processional S e le c tio n ............................................................................ Choir Scriptures Prayer Words of Expression (3 Minutes, Please) 
Church Member - Deacon Herbert A. Bing Neighbor''' Mrs. Hattie Abney 
Selection........................... .................................................Choir Obituary............................. ....................................Read Silently Acknowledgements......... ................................Ms. Gwen Utley Eulogy............................... ........................Reverend J.J. Smith Recessional..................... ................................................ Choir Interment.......................... ........... McElmurray Spring Branch 
Baptist Church Cemetery Waynesboro, Georgia 
. . . Repast... McElmurray Spring Branch Baptist Church 
Fellowship Hall 
 
 ^Ihe OSituary 
On July 25, 2006, Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth G ilchrist, was called to her heavenly home. She was born on April 16, 1934, in McBean, Georgia to the late Gilbert and Lottie Wright. 
She was baptized at an early age and joined Palmer Grove Baptist Church, where she served until her health failed. 
She was married to the late John Gilchrist. In August of 1979, she was blessed with a godchild, Ms. Shaniquia (Nikki) Utley. She worked at King Mill for thirty years and University Hospital for two years. 
She leaves to cherish her memories: a loving and devoted god daughter, Ms. Shaniquia (Nikki) Utley; five nieces, Mrs. June (Bernard) Edwards of Hephzibah, Georgia, Mrs. Catherine (Earl) Little, Ms. Daisy Wright, Ms. Diane Lovett and Ms. Delores Lovett, all of Augusta, Georgia; five nephews, Willie Mims, Tho mas (Patricia) Mims, Kenny Mims, Bernard Wright and Larry Wright, all of Augusta, Georgia; one aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Oliver of Augusta, Georgia; four brothers-in-law, Clarence Johnson and Dallas Johnson, both of Augusta, Georgia, Calvin L. Johnson and Miller (Evelyn) Gilchrist, both of Waynesboro, Georgia; seven sisters-in-law, Ms. Mary Barley, Ms. Lucille Givens, Ms. Thelma Robinson, all of Augusta, Georgia, Mrs. Wilhelmina (Richard) Lewis of Hephzibah, Georgia, Mrs. Dorothy (Wayne) Harris of Waynesboro, Georgia, Ms. Evelyn Lee of Dorchester, Massa chusetts and Ms. Willie Mae Gilchrist of Providence, Rhode Is land; a dear friend, Mrs. Leatrice Utley of Augusta, Georgia; and a host of great nieces, great nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. 
 
 PaMearers 
Friends of the Family 
 
My G o d m o th er 
My Godmother was always a source o f joy that never seemed to end. Her love just kept growing, 
day by day and year by year. Her memories will always be dear to me - 
And no one else could ever start to fill the special place she holds 
deep down inside my heart. I will always miss her, 
but never stop loving her. 
Love, Nikki 
 
AchiozvCedcjements 
The family wishes to express their sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy extended during the loss of their loved one. Special thanks to Mrs. Mattie Lawson & Spice of Life Personal Care Home Staff and the Wil liams Funeral Home Staff. 
 
Services Entrusted To 
 
W il l ia m s F uneral H o m e , I n c . 
 
Augusta, Georgia 7 06 . 722.5551 
 
Hephzibah, Georgia 7 06 . 792.1003