FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 2oo2 
 
12-30 P.M. 
 
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DL;NT;S FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL 
 
930 DANTIGNAC STREET ~ AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 
 
REVEREND W/LL/AM BUSSEY ~ OFFICIATING 
 
 "Let not your heart be troubled, ye believe in God, believe also in me." ~ JOHN H:i 
 
MRS. LILLIE MAE JOHNSON-KENDRICK, PEACEFULLY SLEPT AWAY ON SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 2002, AT THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. 
MRS. KENDRICK WAS A NATIVE OF HEPHZIBAH, GEORGIA BUT LIVED MOST OF HER LIFE IN AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. SHE WAS. BORN TO THE 
LATE MR. PlCKENS AND REBA SfiABROOKS. 
 
SHE WAS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY ONE SON, MR. AUTHUR (GAIL) 
 
JOHNSON. 
 
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MRS. KENDRICK WAS UNITED IN HOLY MATRIMONY TO THE LATE MR. JOE ANDERSON JOHNSON. 
 
SHE LEAVES TO CHERISH HER MEMORIES: FOUR SONS, MR. JAMES 
(LINDA) SEABROOKS, MR. JOE A. (VIRGINIA) JOHNSON, MR. EMANUEL (LORETTA) JOHNSON AND MR. CALVIN JOHNSON; THREE DAUGHTERS, Ms. JESSIE ELAINE JOHNSON, Ms. LlLLIE MAE JOHNSON AND MRS. JOYCE (KEVIN) KENDRICK; TWENTY-TWO GRANDCHILDREN AND TWELVE GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN; AND A HOST OF COUSINS, OTHER RELATIVES AND CARING FRIENDS. 
 
 Processional ............................................................. Soft Music 
 
Presiding ................................................... Rev. William Bussey 
 
Scripture ....................................................... Rev. William Bussey 
 
Prayer ........................................................ Dea. Sam Singleton 
 
Solo ........................................................... Ms. Aretha Walker 
 
Remarks (3 Minutes Each) Dea. Booker T. Robinson Open 
 
Acknowledgements ......................................... Ms. Sytavia Lundy 
 
Obituary ............................................................. Read Silently 
 
Words of Comfort ......................................... Rev. William Bussey 
 
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Recessional 
 
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Interment ............................................ Summerville Cemetery Fitten Street 
Augusta, Georgia 
 
 MR. FREDDIE ROPER MR. WILLIAM ABRAMS " MR. LORENZO LINSEY 
 
MR. PHILLIP ROPER MR. SAM HOBBS MR. WALTER SCRUGGS 
 
GRANDSONS 
 
FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY 
 
God saw the road was getting rough, The hiHs were hard to climb, 
He gently closed those loving e^es And whispered, "Peace be thine." The weary hours , the days of pain 
The sleepless nights are passed; The ever patient worn out frame : 
Has found sweet rest at last. 
 
Our greatest appreciation is extended to all of you, who have been supportive during our bereavement. You have been a source of comfort. May God bless all of you. 
Special Thanks To: The Staff at FMC Dialysis (Willette Wallace) Center for their spe cial care and love shown to our Mother and Grandmother during her illness. 
Historic Dents Undertaking Establishment Augusta, Georgia