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"SUNSET" Mav 25, 2000 
 
Wednesday, May 31, 2000 4:00 P.M. 
Hale Street Baptist Church Augusta. Georgia 
Reverend James C. hendnck Sr. - Officiating 
 
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On Thursday, May 25. 2000. Cod called one of His jewels home to rest. ^HfS. <T>offarcf. 
 
Roberta \vas born March 1, 19:57. in Aiken Counly to the late Marie Williams and the late Horace 
 
Moore. 
 
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At an early age. she was converted and bapti/ed at the Hale Street Baptist Church, where she sang on the choir lor many years. 
 
Roberta was a loving and caring woman, she will truly be missed by "all that crossed her path. 
 
Roberta was united in Holy Matrimony on August 22, 1959, to the late Herman Pollard. 
She leaves to cherish her memory: live daughters, Doris Moorr. Sheril Moore. Angela (Carl) Williams, Klaine Menter and Barbara Pollard and one son. Herman Moore, all of Augusta, Georgia; an adoptive sister, Ms. l,ois Reid, Augusta. Georgia; twleve grandchildren, -Anthony, Chastity, Shan tile, Simone, Joshua, Laloya, Kcto, LaTonya, Carlos, Nicholas. Edward and Mikell; eight great-grandchildren, a derolfd niece and nephew, Mrs. Veronica Jackson and Mr. Leroy Moore; a devoted brother-in-law, Mr. Frank Pollard; a devoted cousin, Ms. Catherine Slater; and a host of" other loving relatives and friends. 
 
For Our Beloved Mother, 
 
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We thank Godfor having such a wonderful motfier/grandmother who loved us so. \Ve are truly blessed. May peace be 
 
withjou. 
 
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Tour Children and Grandchildren 
 
Moma, 
 
Moma well miss our Christmas eve swing lessons, some of us still cant quite get it. Well miss our 
 
girl talks around the kitchen table, but because of the sincerest love that binds us, well forever 
 
have your presence and memories. holiday meals together, but help us 
 
Well carry on the out when you see 
 
tradition of family gatherings and big us struggling to perfect your famous 
 
Thanksgiving dressing. 
 
Moma, we are grateful for the many years you sacrificed yourself for us, and we are most grateful for love, wisdom and togetherness you taught us by just being you. 
 
Youve always been such a hard and dedicated worker and now you can take a well deserved rest. Moma, there will be no more pain and sleepless nights, rest and enjoy your reward. 
 
Oh Moma, how we love you, but God loves you best. Rest Moma, rest. 
 
 Processional 
 
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Hymn ...................................................... Andrew Jackson Choir 
 
Scriptures Old lestament ............................................... Rev. Man-in McRac 
 
JVeiv Testament .............................................. Rev. Charles Shipman 
 
Prayer ..................................................... Rev. Seymour Harrison 
 
Hymn ....................................................... Andrew Jackson Choir "// Is Well" 
 
Remarks (Please Limit To Three Minutes) 
 
As A Friend ~ Sis. Glenda McCall 
 
As A Worker / Co-Worker ~ Ms. Emily Collier, Supervisor 
 
Ms. Mary B. Palmer 
 
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As A Neighbor ~ Mr. Clifford Graham 
 
As A Church Member ~ Trustee Eugene Robinson 
 
Poem .......................................................... Sis. Allison Holmes 
 
Solo ......................................................... Sis. Rachel Meadows "His Eye Is On The fyarrow" 
 
Acknowledgements .......................................... Mrs. Brenda High tower 
 
Eulogy .................................................. Rev. James C. Kendrick, Sr. 
 
Recessional 
 
Interment ................................................ Lampkin Grove Cemetery Appling, Georgia 
 
~ The Repast ~ Hale Street Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 
 
"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; 
and lean not unto thine own understanding" 
-PROVERBS 3:5