Obsequies for Mrs. Cora M. McKie, February 17, 1983, 3:00 p.m., Old Macedonia Baptist Church, Edgefield County, South Carolina, Rev. W. H. Hightower, pastor

** OBITUARY **
"Now I lay me down to sleep I pray thee Lord my soul to keep..."
Cora, a special daughter, was bom to Lewis and Bertha Gowdy in Clarks Hill, South Carolina. On Sunday, March 4, 1951, Cora and John C. were united as one. As a result of their unity, they were blessed with the births of five (5) daughters, Mrs. Arimenta La Trelleanease Greene, Ms. Rosalyn Anita McKie, Augusta, Ga., Mrs. Pamela Ruth Bames, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Mrs. Bertie Anne Gary, Columbia, South Carolina, Ms. Cynthia Lynn McKie, North Augusta, South Carolina and one (1) son, Mr. John Fitzgerald McKie, North Augusta, South Carolina.
Cora was also blessed to have four (4) grandchildren, Demeitra LaShay McKie, Corey Tremaine Gary, Jesse Chervais Greene and Patria Lynnette Bames who preceeded her in death. She shared her life with three (3) sons-in-law, Jesse Lee Greene, Mamin S. Barnes, and Larry Gary, four (4) sisters, Lucille Freeman, Janie Dent, Augusta, Georgia, Ethel Dunaway, Phila delphia, Penn., and Gwendolyn Brooks, Detroit, Michigan, three (3) brothers, Lewis Gowdy Jr., James Gowdy, and George Gowdy, Augusta, Georgia.
Cora's life was further enhanced by her surviving mother-inlaw, Annie W. McKie, five sisters-in-law, seven brothers-in-law, two Godchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Cora's life was enriched by her spiritual affiliation as a mem ber of the Old Macedonia Baptist Church where she served faithfully on the Senior Choir and was the Intermediate Class Instructor of the Baptist Training Union (B.T.U.). She was an Eastern Star, Heroines of Jericho, Simmons Court Lodge No. 518, and a member of Rock Hill Society, and Old Macedonia Society No. 1.
Cora was very special to all that knew her. She was loving wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister and friend until she entered her rest on February 12, 1983. Cora's rich and Christian experience enabled her to know that "God's Care is Everywhere".
" God's Care is Everywhere" Sometimes the things that seem the worst Turn out to be the b e st. . . So think of this as just a time To get a little re s t.........

Master of Ceremonies -- Rev. W. H. Hightower

PROCESSIONAL

HYMN ........................................................................ No. 648

SCRIPTURE ............................................ Rev. W. H. Hightower

PRAYER ............................................... Rev. W. H. Hightower

REMARKS: As A Church Member and Senior Choir MemberDea. John Newsome As A Member of Heriones of JerichosSis. Justine Butler
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND TRIBUTE ..................................... Rev. George L. Brightharp

WORDS OF COMFORT .....................Rev. George L. Brightharp

RECESSIONAL

INTERMENT

Old Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery

TRIBUTE Thank you, God,
For pretending not to notice that one of your angels was missing and for guiding her to us. You must have known how much we needed her, so you turned your head for a minute and allowed her to slip away to us. Sometimes we wonder what special name you have for her. . . .We call her " Momma." To think of not having her with us is unbearable. We don't know what we would have done without her all these years. She has to be one of your greatest miracles, God, and we want to thank you for lending our Mother to us.
.... Your loving children
* * ACTIVE PALLBEARERS * * Simmon Lodge 3A
* * HONORARY PALLBEARERS * * Deacons of Old Macedonia Baptist Church
* * FLOWERBEARERS * * Mims Chapter No. 10 Order of Eastern Stars
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the late Mrs. Cora Mae McKie acknowledges with grateful appreciation all lovely expressions shown to them dur ing their many hours of bereavement.

Services Entrusted To:
LIBERTY MORTUARY North Augusta, South Carolina

G. L. Brightharp Proprietor
H. G. Cheatham, Mortician

I. M. Stokes Jr. Director

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