Funenal Senvtc.es Fon 
MRS. IRENE MCKEEl/ER 
Fntday 
August 30, 1985 
11:00 A. M. 
vne 
MT. CALVARV MfrtST CHURCH 
Rev. Clyde Hilt, Sn., Vos ton. 
Augusta, Geongta 
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OBITUARY 
(To be A.ead silently) 
Mu. June McKeeveA,f&,Si&nteAed Into nest on 
Augn&t 23 at the Unlveulty Hospital'& Extended 
Come. 
June was a native oi GaAy, Jndlana, the daugh- 
teA oi EdMUid and Mannle Webb. She mu a membeA oi 
the St. Stephens M. B. ChuAch and mu employed as an 
L.P.N. by St. MaAy's Medlaal Center oi Gamy, Jnd. 
SuAvlvou Include two ions, Ralph McKeeveA oi 
GaAy, Jnd., and EdwaAd McKeeveA, oi Augusta; one 
daughteA, Venose Willis oi Augusta; thAee slsteu, 
Mu. Samuella Eastern, Mus^Rutk HoUUngeA and Mu. 
Azalee WalkeA oi GaAy, Jnd., two bAotheu; William 
and EdwaAd Webb oi GaAy, ten gAandchlldAen and otheA 
Aelatlves and iAlends. 
The family 
ORDER OF SERVICE 
Rev. Clyde Hill, 
PAocessional 
Selection 
PAayeA 
Sculpture 
Selection 
ObituaAy 
RmaAks 
WoAdi ofi ComfioAt 
Recessional 
Sa. , Oxidating 
SenioA ChoiA 
Minis teA 
MinistcA 
SenioA ChoiA 
To Be Read. Silently 
Ma. EdwaAd McKeeveA 
Rev. Clyd.e Hill, Sa. 
PastoA 
Interment 
JtE. 
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ACTIVE PALLBEARERS 
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 
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I / '. I am home. In Heaven, Vccui One* 
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Oh- i0 happy and t>o bnlght 
-^JjjfaZ^^heJie l& pe/ifacl joy and beauty 
>7 (3 ^ this everlasting light. 
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i/2- kit P^n and gnlei < oven. 
Every restless tossing passed, 
I'm now at peace forever 
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Safely home In heaven at last! 
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The family wishes to express sincere 
thanks and appreciation far all ex- 
pressions ofi sympathy and kindness 
shown to them during this time o 
bereavement. 
Hands by Albrecht Durer, the so-called perfect artist*--whose woodcut and 
copper engravings were major expressions of his art. He used many religious 
themes, and was noted for his sensitive and detailed drawings. The story is 
that these were the hands of someone who had great faith in his ability, and 
worked to help him attain his artistic training; that in the process, their own 
hands became so gnarled as to be incapable of equal work; and in gratitude, 
and because he saw their labor of love as beautiful, he immortalized the hands. 
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