Homegoing celebration for Mr. Clifford Golatt, Sr., sunrise, August 30, 1923, sunset, December 22, 1999, New Berry Baptist Church, 2212 Grand Boulevard, Augusta, Ga 30901, Tuesday, December 28, 1999, 2 p.m., Pastor Cleve Garrison, officiating

PALLBEARERS George Scott, Cleophus Scott, James White, Ike Coleman, Edward Cody, Kenneth Price
HONORARY p a l l b e a r e r s Deacons and Trustees
f l o We r b e a r e r s Shareka Scott, Tameka Clark. Briana Scott, Candice Tankcrslcy, Latonya Jones, Khalilah Holland, Cynthia Rickcrson. Jacqueline Scott, Pamela Scott,
and the Ladies Auxiliary Post 505 *************************
~ ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ~ Perhaps You sent a lovely card, perhaps you sang a touching song or came and just sat quietly; perhaps you sent a beautiful plant or flowers, if so, we saw
them there. Perhaps you telephoned or spoke comforting words or helped us pray; perhaps you prepared some tasty food, perhaps you rendered a service unseen; whatever you did to console our hearts, we thank you sincerely in whatever the part.
Merry Christmas and a joyous New Year! *The Golatt Family

ARRANGEMENTS ENTRUSTED TO: C .A . REID, SR. MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 3 1 4 -A LANEYWALKER BLVD. EXTENSION
AUGUSTA, GA 3 0 9 0 1 (706) 724-7594
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FAREWELL MY FAMILY
Farewell my family, don't weep For I'm at peace now, just asleep. Farewell my family, I'm not alone The Mighty "Maker" has led me safely home. Just think back over the many years, How the family seemed so strong, holding back tears. Yet God somehow always made a way And I thanked Him every night for another day Be good my family, always love each other Be strong my family, strong in heart The blood ties, no one can ever part. And if somewhere I made a mistake As you live many will you make. Farewell my family, I've been called away.
Walk with God, trust in God For He is real and is by your side.
*Author Unknown
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HOMEGOING CELEBRATION FOR
MR. CLIFFORD GOLATT, SR.

SUNRISE AUGUST SO, 1 9 2 3

SUNSET
DECEMBER 2 2 . 1 999

N Etf BERRY' BAPTIST CHURCH 2 2 1 2 GRAND BOULEVARD AUGUSTA, GA 3 0 901
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 6 . 1999 2PM
PASTOR CLEVE GARRISON. OFFICIATING

LIFE'S SUMMARY
MR CLIFFORD GOLATT, SR., was born on August 30. 1923. to the late Mr. Will and Mrs. Zimmie Golatt, in McDuffie County, where he received his education. He was in the US Army for 2 1/2 years and was a World War II Veteran.
He worked as a Laborer.
At an early age he was baptized at Langston Grove in Appling, Ga and later joined fellowship with the Saints at New Berry Baptist Church in Augusta. Ga., where he was a faithful member serving on the Board of Trustees, and was a
past Treasurer of the Benevolent Committee.
He found the "Apple of his cye'!, Mary Jane Cartlege, and made her his bride on September 4, 1943.
Mr. Golatt was affectionately called "Cliff' by his wife and friends close to his heart.
He departed this life, and entered into everlasting life with His Lord and Saviour on December 22, 1999, at age 76.

He leaves to cherish his memories, a faithful, devoted, and loving wife, Mary Jane Golatt; (3) sons, Willie Joe Golatt, Clifford Golatt, Jr., and Eddie Lee Golatt, all of Augusta, Ga.; (7) daughters, Mary Ann Scott, Ellen Maude Holland,
Daisy Mae Golatt, Linda Golatt, Brenda Coleman, Addie Mae Golatt, all of Augusta, Ga., and Betty Blount, of
Thompson, Ga.; (1) sister, Sarah Lampkin, of Greenville, South Carolina; (3) son-in-laws, George Scott, Ike Coleman, both of Augusta, Ga., and Henry Blount, of Thompson, Ga.;
(1) brother-in-law, James Lampkin, of Greenville, South Carolina; (3) sister-in-laws, Marie Paschal, Gussie Moore,
both of Thompson, GA., and Agnes Golatt, of Augusta, Ga.; (23) Grandchildren, (21) Great Grandchildren, and a
host of nieces, nephews, friends, and other relatives.
"FROM TH FAMILY" A precious one from us has gone,
A Voice we love is still. A Place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled. And often a lonely heartache and many tears. But always a "beautiful memory" of one we loved so dear.
So, sleep in peace, dear one. We will all meet with our Maker one day. We won't say good-bye; just good-night.
For we'll see you in the morning. *Author Unknown

*ORDER OF SERVICE*

Processional Opening Song.................................. New Berry Senior Choir

Scripture...............................Reverend Smith Prayer..................................Reverend Johnny Hall

Solo................................. Mr. Henry Elam

Remarks As a Friend..................................... Deacon Allan Pryor As a Church Member......................Deacon C. T. Walker
As a Past Pastor..............Reverend Johnny Hall

Solo................................... Mr. Tommy Thomas Poem................................Mrs. Andrea Grant

Acknowledgments.......

.Mrs. Mary Lynne Taylor

Tribute to Mr. Golatt

New Bern' Senior Choir

Words to the Living.....

...... Pastor Cleve Garrison

Final Farewell Recessional

Interment.............. Cedar Grove Cemetery
** Repast** New Bern' Baptist Church
2420 Norfolk Road Augusta, GA 30906