lion of Life 
 
for 
 
Bro.Iduiardf. itt Jr. 
 
Sunrise 1921 
 
Sunset 20011 
 
S aturday, January 26, 2006 5:00 p.m. 
Beulah Grove Baptist Church 
1434 Poplar S tre e t Augusta, GA 
Or. Sam Davie, Faetor 
 
 Obituary 
"U cun on my Kray to yHozy...U don't nzzd no doctors, and don't c a ll no amljuCanaa....{J'uz yot zsus 
Brother Edward Palmer Lee, Jr. was the son of the late Edward and Nettie Lee, Sr. He was born on August 22,1921 in Xenia, Ohio. He departed th is life on January 22, 2003. 
Bro. Lee confessed Christ a t an early age and was baptized a t Zion B a p tist Church in Xenia, Ohio. Lee made his earthly home in Augusta, Georgia in the early seventies. A fte r moving to Augusta, Lee united with Tabernacle B a p tist Church and in 2001 he joined the Beulah Grove B aptist Church where he served faithfully until his death. 
Bro. Lee was educated a t East Lincoln High School in Xenia, Ohio and attended Wilberforce College in Wilberforce, Ohio. Bro. Lee was united in holy matrimony to Ruby M. Rountree on September 20,1931. 
Bro. Lee was a th irty-fo u r year Mason. 
Bro. Lee served his county for four year in the U. S. Military and retired from the Civil Service. 
He leaves to cherish his loving memories his loving and devoted wife Ruby Rountree-Lee, three children, Deborah M. Phoenix, Beaufort, SC, Patricia (Kenneth) Wallace, Woodbridge, VA and Edward Palmer 
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(Gloria) Lee, III, Orlando, EL; eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren and special nephews, Ronnie Watson, Theodore (Ted) Watson, Jr., Claude Jones and Lee Ward; brothers-in-law and sistersin-law, Willie (Dr. Carol) Rountree, John Rountree, Harold Rountree, Bobbie (Kenneth) Laughinghouse, Freeman (Ann) Rountree and Betty Rountree; a loving mother-in-law, Ethel Rountree; five uncles-in-law; 'seven aunts-in-law and a host of other relatives and friends. 
 
 Urdrr of Worship 
 
Processional 
 
Selection ......................................... Beulah Grove Combined Choirs 
 
S crip tu re s....................................................Minister Jean Callaway Old and New Testaments 
 
Prayer ............................................................. Pea. William Howard 
 
Selection ........................................ Beulah Grove Combined Choirs 
 
Poem ................................................................... Tocadra Rountree 
Remarks (3 minutes, please) 
 
As A Church Member ............................... Pea. Joseph Hay As A Neighbor and Friend ................... Mr. James Fishburn 
 
A Power Point Tribute 
 
Poem .......................................................................Luvenia Jackson 
 
Acknowledgements......................................................Kendrick Boyd 
 
Solo ............................................................. Mr. Booker T. Roberson 
 
Eulogy......................................................................... Pr. Sam Pavis 
 
Recessional 
 
Interment 
 
Mt. Olive Memorial Gardens 
 
 Nephews 
f bluer Bearers 
The Ushers M inistry 
My prayers have all been answered. I finally arrived. The healing th at had been delayed has now been realized. 
No one's in a hurry. There's no schedule to keep We're all enjoying Jesus, ju s t sitting a t His feet. 
If you could see me now, I'm walking streets of gold. If you could see me now, I'm standing strong and whole. If you could see me now, You'd know I've seen Him face to face. If you could see me now, you'd know the pain is erased. 
You wouldn't want me to ever leave this place, If you could only see me now. 
My light and temporary trials have worked out for my good, To know it brought Him glory when I misunderstood. Though I've had my sorrows, they can never compare, 
What Jesus has in store for me, no language can share. You wouldn't what me to ever leave this perfect place If you could only see me nowl 
Mrioiuledgcinmts 
The flowers you sent that day, the cards you mailed along the way, the service you stopped by to render, the gift you brought with thoughts so tender and the prayers you said which played a part in easing the pain th at was in our hearts. Each helped us to find th at strength to bear, the loss of the one we held so dear. It was to us a great comfort indeed to see you in the time of sorrow and need. So from our hearts which you tried to help mend, we thank you sincerely again and again for being such wonderful friends. 
Iperial Dumbs to: 
Trinity Hospice Care, University Long Term Care Unit and Rosanna Jones