In Loving Memory 
of 
Ms. MaryF. Blanchard 
Hope 
Sunrise 
April 20,1948 
Angie 
Tuesday, September 19, 2017 
11:00 a.m. 
C.A. Reid, Sr. Memorial Funeral Home 
Gibson Chapeloo 
542 Laney Walker Boulevard Ext. 
Augusta, Georgia 
Sunset 
September 12, 2017 
Reverend Larry Jones ~ Officiating 
Obituary 
Mary Frances Blanchard Ant was bom April 20,1948 Augusta 
Georgia to the late Eva Mae and Samuel Blanchard. She entered rest 
on September 12, 2017. She was loving kind-hearted person who 
would give anyone her last. She was all about family. She attended 
Lucy C. Laney High School. Her favorite sports were basketball and 
softball. She was a retired (chef) at Piccadilly Cafeteria. 
She was preceded in death by: one brother Samuel Blanchard and one 
sister DellaMae Blanchard Owens. 
She leaves to cherish her memories her husband John Hope. Her 
beautiful life will forever be cherished in the lives of her children: Two 
daughters Gloria (Willie) Harris and Johnnie (Lindsey) Judge both of 
Augusta, GA. 7 grandchildren all of Augusta, GA Tanika L Martin, 
Tamikka L. Burnett, Toni V. Freeman, Laquanita R. Blanchard, 
Thomasina M. Blanchard, Grady West and Christopher Blanchard. 23 
great grandchildren and a host of devoted aunts, uncles, nieces, 
nephews, cousins, and friends. 
Order of Service 
Processional and Viewing 
Hymn 
Prayer 
Reverend Larry Jones 
Community Bible Fellowship Augusta, GA 
Reverend Preston King 
Community Bible Fellowship Augusta, GA 
Selection David Jackson 
Last Mile of the Way 
Scripture Larry Dunbar 
Second Shiloh Baptist Church August, GA 
Richard Kennedy (Pops) 
Second Shiloh Baptist Church Augusta, GA 
Led by Jessica Jackson and Antonia Fielding 
(Followed by family and friends two-minute limit) 
Eulogy $ - is - 3 f Reverend Larry Jones 
Recessional 
Acknowledgments Reid Funeral Home 
Interment 
SouthView Cemetery 
Repast 
Community Bible Fellowship 
2011 Randall Road 
Augusta, Ga 30904 
Selection 
Words of Comfort 
pall Sharers 
Charles Owens 
Kenneth Holman 
Alvin Yarbary 
God Saw You Getting Tired 
God saw you getting tired 
And a cure was not to be 
So, he put his arms around you 
And whispered 
Come to Me 
With tearful eyes, we watch you 
And saw you pass away 
And although we loved you dearly 
We could not make you stay. 
A Golden heart stopped beating 
Hard working hands at rest. 
God broke our hearts to prove us 
He only takes the best. 
WORDS OF APPRECIATION 
Our hearts have been made to rejoice during the illness and passing of our loved 
one by the many acts of kindness extended to our family. Your prayers and all 
expressions of love and sympathy are greatly appreciated. May Gods blessings 
of peace and love continue with you forever. Special thank you to Dr. Nayah and 
all the staffs at Hospice HomeStead. 
Kevin Morris 
Ronnie Morris 
Eric Morris 
The Family