Casket Bearers
Friends of the Family
Flower Bearers
Friends of the Family

Flomegoing Services
Of
Mr. Eddie Roy Graham

The Light of Peace
Many years ( have sailed Throughout the voyage
o f life over water tranquil Free o f fa in and strife sometimes tossed
in raging storms Though never left alone there was a
Light that bec\zoned me Toward the shores of home
Always in the distance This beacon could ( see
cfviwg direction As ( sailed ufon life's sea My journey is completed now My vessel moves in gentle waves....
Btemity begins.

~ Acknowledgement ~
The Family o f the late Mr. Eddie Roy Graham would like to thank their many friends for all acts o f kindness shown during the passing o f our loved one. Your many acts of kindness will always be remembered and appreciated. Thank you and may God continue to bless all o f you
and keep you in His care.
Services entrusted to
Logan Funeral Home
Saluda, South Carolina

Sunrise
February 26,1923

Sunset
January 6,2008

Services Held 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, January 12, 2008

Rock Hill Baptist Church
130 Rock Hill Road Saluda, S.C. 29138
Rev. Herbert Martin -Pastor-

He severed his country in the United States Marines during World War II. In 1952 Eddie Roy and his family moved to Philadelphia, P.A. where he lived and worked for over thirty years.
He attended Thankful Baptist Church in Philadelphia. In 1981, he returned to Saluda, S.C. to live and enjoy gardening, hunting and fishing. He loved to entertain his family and friends.
On September 5th, 1998 he married Carrie Bell Lott at the family farm on Helen Drive. On Sunday evening, January 6th, 2008, God selected another angel; Eddie Roy slipped into eternal peace at his home.
He leaves to cherish his memories, his wife Mrs. Carrie Bell Graham of Saluda, S.C., two daughters, Mrs. Annie S. Bryant Williams of Philadelphia, P.A. and Dr. Patricia Graham of Bushkill, P.A., one son Mr. Tommie Roney of Saluda, S.C. Four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; six step daughters; two stepsons; nine step grandchildren; seven step great-grandchildren. Two sisters - Mary Helen Johnson and Louise Etheredge, both of Philadelphia, P.A. He leaves two aunts aunts Mrs. Gaynell McCarary of Springfield, 111., Mrs. Elizabeth Graham of Monetta, S.C. and one uncle Mr. Preston McCrary of Springfield, III, and a host of nieces and nephews and friends.

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~ Order of Service ~
Processional and Final Viewing
Selection.......................... Rock Hill Senior Choir
Scripture.........................................Old Testament New Testament
Prayer
Solo.....................Mrs. Bennie Mae Reeder, Niece
Remarks.....................................Mr. James Gibson Mr. Clarence Spring Mr. Larry Holloway Mr. Larry Etheredge Mr. A1 Praylow Mr. Johnny Barnes
Poem...................Mrs. Mary Helen Johnson, Sister
Acknowledgements.......... Mrs. Sharon C. Springs
Solo..................................Mr. Willie James Turner
Words of Comfort................... Rev. R.C. Holloway
Recessional Internment
Rock Hill Baptist Church Cemetery
"Repast in Rock Hill Baptist Church Fellowship Hall"