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Organ Prelude 
Processional 
Hymn......................"What A Friend We Have In Jesus" 
Scripture Reading The Old Testament............ Rev. Stanley Calloway 
Pastor, New Fellowship of Praise 
The New Testament........ Rev. Malissa McKenney 
Pastor, Mercy Miracles 
Prayer............................................. Rev. Jonathan Spencer 
Pastor, Druid Hills Baptist Church 
Musical Selection.......... ....Pilgrim Baptist Church Choir 
Reading...................................................... Terrance Green 
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Friend and Neighbor, Mrs. Christine McGhee Friend, Mrs. Doris Jones 
Family and Friend, Mr. Max Collins 
Solo...................................................... Mr. William Duren 
Obituary (Read Silently) Solo......................................................... Rekindell Jackson 
Eulogy............................................Rev. Samuel L. Pridgon 
Pastor, Pilgrim Baptist Church 
Acknowledgements 
Recessional.................................................. "I'll Fly Away" 
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1680 Westview Drive Atlanta, Georgia 
 
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When I come to the end o f the road A nd the sun has setfo r me, 
I want no rites in a gloom fille d room Why cryfo r a soul setfree? 
M iss me a little while but not too long A nd not with your head bowed low. 
Remember the love that we once shared M iss M e - B ut L et M e Go 
For life is a journey that we all must take and each must go alone. 
I t 's part o f the M aster's plan, a step on the road to home. When you are lonely and sick at heart, go to thefriends we know, 
A n d bury your sorrow in doing good deeds M iss M e - B ut L et M e Go 
 
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Please don't say that I gave up, ju st say that I gave in. D o n 't say I lost the battle, fo r it was God's war to lose or win. 
Please don't say how good I was, but that I did my best. Just say I tried to do what's right, 
To give the most I could, not do less. 
Please don't give me wings or halos, that's fo r God to do. I want no more than I deserve, no extras, ju st my due. Please don't giveflow ers, or talk in harsh tones. D o n 't be concerned about me now, I 'm well with God; I 've made it home. 
D o n 't talk about what could have been, it's over and it's done Just see to all myfa m ily 's needs, the battle has been won. When you draw a picture o f me, don't draw me as a saint, 
I 've done som e good, I 've done som e wrong, so use all your paint, 
N otju st the bright and light tones, use som e gray and dark. In fa ct, don't put me down on canvass, paint me in your heart, D o n 'tju st remember all the good times, but remember all the bad. 
For life isfu ll o f many things, some happy and some sad. B ut i f you must do something, then I have one last request Forgive mefo r the wrongs I 've done, and with the love that's left, 
, Thank Godfo r my soul's resting 
Thank Godfo r all who loved me, Praise God who loved me best. 
 
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Eva Lee Jackson was bom on July 2, 1932, daughter of 
 
the late Geneva Ingram and the late Pastor John H. Cunningham 
 
of Madison, GA. She spent her early years in Madison, GA 
 
where she joined in marriage with the late Eddie Lee Jackson and 
 
moved to Atlanta, GA and through this union was bom nine 
 
children and one adopted son. They later joined Pilgrim Baptist 
 
Church in Atlanta, GA. Eva Lee Jackson was employed by 
 
Davidson's Department Store, Dairy Queen and later became a 
 
self-employed business woman owning South Fork Restaurant. 
 
Eva Lee Jackson departed this life on Monday, November 11, 2002. Eva Lee Jackson leaves to join her husband, Eddie Lee 
 
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Jackson and son Eddie Lee Jackson, Jr., and to cherish her memory; two sons, Eugene Jackson and Richard Moss; seven 
 
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brother, Charlie Parks of New Jersey; one sister-in-law, Mary 
 
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of Bronx, NY and Vera Grace of Atlanta; twenty-five grand 
 
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Family and Friends 
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Family and Friends 
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We, the family of the late Eva Lee Jackson, acknowledge with deep gratitude, the kind expressions of sympathy extended during this sad time. The many encouraging words and innumerable acts of kindness have helped to make our grief more bearable. 
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Perhaps you sent a lovely card, 
or sat quietly in a chair Perhaps you sent afloral piece, 
if so we saw it there. 
Perhaps you spoke the kindest word, As anyfriend could say, 
Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought o f us that day, 
Whatever you did to console our hearts, We thank you so much, whatever the park 
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