In loving memory of Mrs. Nell Andrews Parks, sunrise, December 29, 1912, sunset, February 13, 1998, Saturday, February 21, 1998, 2:00 p.m., New Tabernacle Baptist Church, Lincolnton County, Lincolnton, Georgia, Rev. Ervin Norman, officiating

In Loving Memory of
Mrs. Nell Andrews Parks

Sunrise December 29, 1912

Sunset February 13, 1998

Saturday February 21,1998
2:00 PM

New Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lincolnton County Lincolnton, Georgia

Rev. Ervin Norman

Obituary

Thou the presence of one so dear is no longer here, warm and wonderful memories will always be with us.

On Friday, February 13, 1998 at White Oak Manor, Columbia, South Carolina, God called Mrs. Nell Parks and whispered, "Peace Be Thine. " Mrs. Parks was born on December 29, 1912 in Lincolnton County Georgia. She was the third child of Deacon William Harry and Isadora Andrews. Mrs. Parks was united in Holy Matrimony to Joh^i jfhpmas Parks who
preceded her in dWtL \

"Mama Nell," as shdlwi^ affectkjnjitely knowt| leafrfe(| the importance of

walking with God at lan early age! In her youth/sl|e joined the New

Tabernacle Baptist (Shurch of Lincolnton, Georgia. Recognizing the need

to continue her walk with the Lord, she united tipth the %It. Carmel CME

Church after relocating to Anderson, South Caror||a. "AJjpia Nell" Parks

was an active servant of God who loved her fam|ly and%er church. She

demonstrated her love for the,church through her service aiPast President

and Vice President of the Sj^wacdjess Board Noil, as af member of the

Missionary Society and the Senior Choir. She w&5 also a Sunday School

teacher for the Golden Age Class and a faithful |nember bf the Prayer

Band. "Mama Nell" was active uj the community as well as the church.

She was affiliated with the Mistleto^eh^|erlNo. 74 Oider of Eastern Star

in Anderson, South

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"Mama Nell" leaves to continue her 1/gacy, three sons, Ernest "Andy" (Juanita) Andrews, Columbia, Soutjj Carolina, William Henry (Betty) Andrews and Tony B. Parks of Anderson, South Carolina, Willie C. (Nora) Andrews, who preceded her in death. Nora now resides in Bronx, New York. One sister Carrie L. Walton, Anderson, South Carolina, a sister inlaw, Minnie Parks, Greenville, South Carolina, eight grandchildren, twenty five great grandchildren, eighteen great-great grandchildren, a caring and devoted caregiver, Ms. Sharon Rapley, nieces, nephews and other relatives
and friends.

Homegoing Service

Prelude Processional .................................. Soft Music

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Scripture ..... \\. x ........................ Old Testament Reverand Douglas Hudson

f Testament

Prayer ........ j. .\i... 7.)...^!*!^ Revered Michael H. Baker

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... "I Know I Have Been Changed"

Reflections

Tribute

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Committal, Closing Prayer, Benediction,
Interment ........... New Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery Lincolnton County
Lincolnton, Georgia
Thefamily wishes to express their deepest gratitude and most sincere thanksfor the many expressions ofsympathy and acts ofkindness and consideration shown in this time ofbereavement. Special thanks is expressed to the staffat White Oak Manor for the care provided during Ms. Parks illness. May God bestow His richest blessings upon each ofyou.

In loving memory of our Grandmother, Great Grandmother, and Great - Great - Grandmother.
There are so many people in this world that people would like to thank. Yet, in our hearts we would like to thank you. Its never to late to thank someone you love whether or not he or she is here. But you will always be here in our hearts.

So Far To Reach So far to reach
So far from home Never meant to Leave us all alone Though you are gone And never forgotten But in our hearts You will always be loved Now that you are in Gods hands you can Rest in Peace.
We all love you, very, very much.

The day you were born On this earth
All ofheaven wept Because they knew Of the great human experience You wouldface... alone And the day you left this earth
All ofheaven Opened up and shined with
rejoicing Ofyour return home.
With love, Tony Parks & Carrie Lou WatWn

Pallbearers
Greater St. Luke Members and Friends
Floral Bearers
Greater St. Luke Members and Friends
Services Entrusted to: Bostick and Topkins Funeral Home
Obituaries by: S&J Creations, Inc.

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