i* Jlacfefoll Jfonrum 
Saturday, June 24,1995 4:00 p.m. 
New Tabernacle Baptist Church . Lincointon, Georgia 
Rev. Ervin Norman, Officiating 
 
 On June 21, 1995, at 6:30 a.m., God sent an angel to call Mrs. Roxie Blackwell Norman to her heavenly home. She was born on April 15, 1904, in Lincoln County, Georgia to the late Dave and Lucy Blackwell. At an early age she was converted and baptized into the New Tabernacle Baptist Church. She served as Sunday School teacher, choir member, President of the Mother Board and in all other capacities whenever and wherever she was needed. She worked untiringly as a member of the Freewill Singing Convention, Freewill Sunday School andB.T.U. Convention and the Freewill Association. She supported her church faithfully until her death. 
In January, 1922, Roxie Blackwell united in marriage to the late Mr. Isaac Norman, Sr. This union was blessed with 10 children. Two preceded her in death: Mr. Mac Neal Norman and Mr. Robert Lewis (Bobby) Norman. 
She leaves to cherish her memories: two daughters, Mrs. Ozzie B. Walton, Lincolnton, Ga., Mrs. Bertha N. Hill (James), Augusta, Georgia; six sons, Mr. Isaac Norman, Jr. (Emma Jean), Tignall, Ga., Mr. Jesse Norman and Mr. Willie Fred Norman, both of Lincolnton, Ga., Mr. Roy Norman (Sarah) and Mr. Otis Norman, both of Chicago, Illinois; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Hawes of Chicago, 111., and Mrs. Marie Rouse of Pittsburgh, Pa.; 30 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren and eight greatgreat-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and 
friends. 
 
 ^x^^^f^^jc^A-^r^j<^jr^^jr^c^<^<^<^^ 
 
of 
 
Presiding Rev. Roy D. Andrews 
 
Processional ................... Ms. Roberta Murray 
 
Song .................. New Tabernacle Gospel Choir 
 
Scripture ............. Old Testament Proverbs 3 1 
 
. 
 
Rev. Moses Norman 
 
New Testament John 14:1-6 
 
;/.. ;" . 
 
. 
 
Rev. Henry Easley 
 
Prayer ......................... Rev. Antonio Smith 
 
Solo ............................... Brandon White 
 
Remarks ..................... Rev. Denise Freeman Shirley Norman-Tutt 
 
Obituary ............................ Read Silently 
 
Acknowledgements ............. Mrs. Justine N. Boyd 
 
Hymn ..................... Servant of God Well Done 
 
Eulogy ......................... Rev. Ervin Norman 
 
Recessional ..... Soft Music ..... Mrs. Roberta Murray 
 
Interment ........................ Church Cemetery 
 
 She was different, she wa Unique in a thousand wa She was giving, she was I And well miss her all ow 
Her legacy was friendship She was so giving of her i Her bequest was her faith Her children; her books q 
Because you see She was different, she wa Unique in a thousand wa She was loving, she was g And well miss her, Miss her! Miss her! Miss h All of our days. 
 
 7s We// WiY/t My Soul 
Master, I have fulfilled my contract, wrought by my heart and hand, not alone by my deeds shall they judge me, not alone by my deeds shall they judge me, but by the works of my hands. Master, I have done their bidding and the sun is sinking low in the west; the long, long, race is over. Master, I have earned it. REST! 
Words are inadequate to express our thankfulness at this time. We are so grateful for each ones love, prayers, visits, or whatever act was done during her extended illness. We thank Godfor our sister, OzzieBea Walton, every doctor, every nurse and everyone who made sure that she had the best of care while at the hospital and at home. 
Even though this is a sad time for us, it makes us happy to know that God has allowed us to be blessed with such 
wonderful friends like you. 
 
 Justin Norman Donnie Norman Wesley Norman Craig Norman 
Eric Norman Jeffrey Hill 
Deacons and Mothers Board of New Tabernacle Baptist Church 
Grandchildren 
me 
Dignity -- Reverence -- Service Mrs. Bessie W. Lee, Funeral Director 
Mrs. Gussie M. Wright, Manager (706) 359-3669 or (706) 678-7846