I f Tomorrow Starts Without Me
When tomorrow starts without me. and I'm not there to see. I f the sun should rise and findyour eyes allfilled with tearsfo r me;
l wish so much you wouldn't cry, the way you did today. While thinking o f the many things, we didn't get to say. I know how much you love me, as much as l love you. And each time that you think o f me. I know you'll miss me too; But when tomorrow starts without me. please try to understand. Thai an angel came and called my name, and took me by the hand. And said my place was ready, waiting for the Kingdom from above, And that I'd have to leave behind, all those I dearly love.
I thought o f all the yesterdays, the good ones and the bad. / thought o fall the love wg shared. and all the fun we had.
I f f could relive yesterday, justfo r a little while, Td say good-bye and kiss you and maybe see you smile.
But then !fully realized, that this could never be. For emptiness and memories would take the place o f me. And when l thought o f worldly things. I might miss come tomorrow, I thought o fyou, and when 1did. My heart wasfilled with sorrow.
Later, when / will walk before His throne. I will feel so much at home.
When our CREATOR looks and smiles at me. f rom His great golden throne.
He will say. "'This is that Kingdom that l have promisedyou." Your life before on earth is past, hut here life starts anew. You have been sofaithful, so trusting and so true.
So when tomorrow starts without me. Don't think we'refar apart, For every time you think o f me.
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SUNRISE..........
HE WAS KNOWN TO HIS FRIENDS AS TEE WEE"; WAS KNOWN TO HIS CHILDREN AS `DAD', `DADDY' OR JUST OLE `POPS'. ON OCTOBER 13, 1913, ALEX LEWIS, JR WAS BORN TO THE LATE LUVENIA AND ALEXANDER LEWIS SR.. IN MILLEN, GEORGIA. HE WAS RAISED BY PARENTS WHO LABORED HARD FOR THEIR CHILDREN HAD A GREAT LOVE FOR THE LORD THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES, THEY REARED AND GUIDED THE LIVES OF THEIR CHILDREN IN SPIRITUAL ROOTS SO THAT THEIR BRANCHES WOULD BE FILLED WITH THE FRUITS OF THE LIVING GOD AND WOULD BE ROOTED AND SEEDED THROUGHOUT THE FUTURE GENERATIONS.
THOSE WHO KNEW HIM...LOVED HIM HE WAS NEVER TOO BUSY TO LEND A HAND AND LOVED HIS FAMILY SO MUCH. HIS NEICES AND NEPHEWS WERE HIS OWN CHILDREN TO HIM. AFTER UNITING WITH HIS WIFE OF SIXTY EIGHT YEARS IN MARRIAGE, HE MOVED TO AUGUSTA AND WAS EMPLOYED AT KING MILL AS AN INDUSTRIAL WORKER AND RETIRED FROM THE-COLONIAL BAKERY AS BAKER. HE WAS A ' HARD WORKER AND A LOVING HUSBAND AND FATHER. HE JOINED MT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH AT AN EARLY AGE WHERE HE PARTICIPATED ON THE USHER'BOARD* AND*A MEMBER OP'THE SENIOR CHOIR

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Processional
Selection ( ombined Choir
Scriptures Old Testament Min. Mary Sullivan New Testament Rev. Eugene Waltower
Prayer Min. Sarah Jennings
Selection Combined Choir
Reflections Dea. Willie Bates, Wardman
Solo Sis. Cathy Lewis, Niece
Acknowledgement Sis. Elizabeth S. Jenkins
Obituary................... To Be Read Silently
Solo Bro. Moses Holmes
Words O f Comfort Rev. Clyde Hill, Sr
Recessional
Interment Ml. Olive Memorial Garden
Repast "Ml. ( a!vary Baptist Church
Activity Room

MY FATHER...,
HE WAS ALWAYS READY TO TELL A STORY OR TAKE ONE IN. HIS LOVE FOR CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY WAS OVERWHELMING. HE WOULD TAKE A CHILD AND MAKE IT HIS OWN. THE VOID THAT HAS BEEN LEFT BY MY FATHER WILL NEVER BE FILLED, AND I KNOW HE CAN NEVER BE REPLACED OR REMOVED FROM THE HEARTS OF HIS CHILDREN AND `EXTENDED' CHILDREN. DAD, WE LOVE YOU AND AS THIS FINAL CHAPTER HAS COME TO AN END, OUR LOVE FOR YOU IS AS PERENNIAL AS THE GRASS AND YOUR SWEET LOVING KINDNESS WILL LIVE FOREVER.
SUNSET....
BRO. LEWIS DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 8, 2004 LEAVING TO MOURN, HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE, PAULINE BURROUGHS LEWIS, AND ONE DAUGHTER, MEARIAN PLUMMER. HE WAS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY A SON, JOE A. LEWIS. OTHER SURVIVORS INCLUDE TWO SISTERS, INDIA BRADY, MILLEN GA, AND ANNIE M, WALKER, DEERFIELD BEACH. FL; ONE BROTHER, RUFUS LEWIS, MACON, GA., FIVE GRAND CHILDREN DEJASN (GLENDA) LEWIS, KIM (JAMES) MARSHALL, PAULA. HUGHES, COLUMBUS,. GA, DELIA HUGHES (DECEASED), ROYELLE PLUMMER, AUGUSTA, GA, STEP-GRANDCHILD, MONIQUE EVANS, AUGUSTA, GA, SIX GREAT GRAND CHILDREN, EIGHT SISTERS IN-LAW, BROTHERS IN-LAW, AND A 'HOST OF - OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.