For Our Qranny 
i(^ The Participants of the Homegoing Celebration i(f^ 
Your gentle face and patient smile 
With sadness we recall. 
You had a kindly word for each 
And died beloved by all. 
The voice is mute and stilled the heart 
That loved us well and true, 
Ah, bitter was the trial to part 
From one so good as you. 
You are not forgotten Granny 
Nor will you ever be. 
As long as life and memory last 
We will remember thee. 
We miss you now, our hearts are sore, 
As time goes by we will miss you more. 
Your loving smile, your gentle face, 
No one can fill your vacant place. 
~ Kahliyah and Patrice ~ 
A lifetime of friendship we have shared, 
and memories that say how much you cared, 
in my heart is where youll always be .. . 
until that glorious day your face Ill see . . 
Your Friend, Jessie Bland 
With tenderness and loving care 
Your love has guided us, 
From a mothers heart you prayed for us .. . 
Joy filled your eyes to see us strive 
for excellence in all we would do, 
Something only a mothers love could do, 
But it was only possible because of the greatness 
God placed in you. 
With All Our Love, 
The Children 
Donnie James, Sr. Marvin Starks 
Willis Moses Wyndell Stallings, Sr. 
Deacons & Brethren of 
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church 
 
Grandsons 
Marvin A. Scott, Jr. 
Donnie James, Jr. 
Ronald F. Johnson 
Rodney A. Johnson 
Steven L. Johnson, Jr. 
Christopher Hunter 
DeAndre Johnson 
Darrel James 
Devontre Johnson 
B. J. Marshall 
C. J. Marshall 
Anthony Johnson, Jr. 
Robert P. Johnson, II 
William G. Johnson, III 
Kenneth L. Johnson, Jr. 
Wendell Stallings, Jr. 
Cornelius Hunter, Jr. 
S. Raphael Bacote 
Corey Powell 
Christopher James 
DeAnte Johnson 
Maurice James 
Cameron Moses 
Slower- 
Ushers of Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church 
Friends of the Family 
 
Granddaughters 
Lavonda A. Price 
Joycelyn L. Anderson 
Kenitra M. Johnson 
Rosalyn Johnson 
Jasmine Johnson 
Catrina Hunter 
Melodi L. Bacote 
Cares a Norwood 
Nicole Johnson 
Shamica James 
Rochele Johnson 
Jacquelyn Stallings 
Patrice A. Johnson 
Jamie Anderson 
Tiffany N. Bacote 
Kahliyah Smith 
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We thank God for this opportunity to extend our sincere appreciation to our 
many friends who have expressed loving concern during our hours of bereave- 
ment. Our gracious thanks for your prayers, visits, calls, cards, gifts, floral 
arrangements, transportation and all other acts of kindness. May God gra- 
ciously bless and keep each of you is our prayer. -The Family 
Services Entrusted To 
Williams Funeral Home, Inc. 
1765 Martin Luther King, Jr..Boulevard - Augusta, Georgia 
Mrs. Deloris 
Andrews Johnson 
October 6, 1940 January 15, 2006 
Saturday, January 21, 2006 
2:00 P.M. 
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2028 Roosevelt Drive - Augusta, Georgia 
Elder Roy Myles 
~ Pastor~ 
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There comes a time in everyones life when they must leave their loved 
ones and depart these earthly shores. 
That time came to Mrs. Deloris Andrews Johnson 
on Sunday, January 15, 2006 in Douglasville, Georgia. 
Deloris was born in Florence, South Carolina to the late Mr. and 
Mrs. William Andrews, Sr. She received her education at Wilson 
High School. She attended Trinity Baptist Church in Florence, 
South Carolina where she was baptized at an early age. She later 
moved to Augusta, Georgia where she became a member of the 
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church and faithfully served 
as a member of the Usher Board. 
She leaves to mourn her: husband of 43 years, William G. Johnson, 
Sr., Hephzibah, GA; five daughters, Rosie, Fayetteville, NC, 
Wilgenia (Marvin) Starks, Douglasville, GA, Patricia (Willis) 
Moses, Hephzibah, GA, Angela (Wendell) Stallings, Augusta, GA, 
and Doris (Minister Joe) Bacote, North Augusta, SC; eight sons, 
Overseer Kenneth (Elder Ardena) Johnson, Randolph Johnson, 
Anthony Johnson, Cornell Johnson, all of Hephzibah, GA, Will- 
iam Johnson Jr., Steven Johnson Sr., Augusta, GA, Cornelius 
(Wanda) Hunter, Fayetteville, NC and Richard Smithson, Rich- 
mond, VA; daughter-in-law, Mary J. Johnson, Hephzibah, GA; sis- 
ter-in-law, Louise G. Rainey, Augusta, GA; three sisters, Earnestine 
(Noah) Simmons, Christine Clark, Augusta, GA and Carol 
(Johnny) Alston, Stockbridge, GA; four brothers, Leroy (Mary) 
Andrews, Keysville, GA, William (Doris) Andrews, Columbia, 
SC, Jerome (Cynthia) Andrews, Florence, SC and James (Vicky) 
Andrews, Augusta, GA; adopted granddaughter, Kahliyah Smith; 
adopted daughter, Sonya Johnson; thirty-eight grandchildren and 
fifteen great-grandchildren; special friends of the family, Mrs. Jessie 
Bland, Evans, GA and Donnie James; a host of nieces, nephews, 
grand-nieces, grand-nephews, other relatives and friends. 
Deloris was preceded in death by her daughters, Charlotte Ander- 
son and Carolyn Johnson and by her son, Retired Captain Robert 
P. Johnson, Sr. 
Lovinq Memories 
A precious one from me is gone 
A voice I loved is stilled. 
A place is vacant in my home 
Which never can be filled. 
God saw the road was getting rough 
The hills were hard to climb. 
He gently closed those loving eyes 
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. 
With Love, William 
c/ne Gyraer 
Elder Roy Myles ~ Presiding 
Prelude 
Processional 
Selection 
I Shall Wear A Crown 
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church Choir 
Scripture 
Pastor Kenneth Johnson 
Invocation 
Elder W. J. Jackson 
Solo 
Bro. John Hobbs 
Poem 
Sis. Davis 
Obituary 
Read Silently 
Solo 
Sis. Gwen Carr 
The Acknowledgements 
Sis. Sudie Lacy 
Eulogy 
Elder Roy Myles, Pastor 
Recessional 
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church Choir 
Interment 
Mount Olive Memorial Gardens 
~ Repast ~ 
Augusta Deliverance Evangelistic Church Fellowship Hall