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Dea. Eli Quiller, Sr., the son of the late; Charlie Quiller and Lusiann Quiller was born in Aiken.County, South Carolina; March 5, 1906 departed this life July 15, 1932 at University Hospital, Augusta, Georgia,
At an early age he was converted and joined the Mims Grove Baptist Church where he served faithful until his health failed him. Because of his dedication to his church and community he was added to the board of officers, in this capacity he served faithful.
Although Dea, Quiller was dedicated to his family and community his greatest allegiance was to his God, It was this abiding faith which sustained him to the end.
He leaves to mourn his passing a devoted wife; Mrs. Pau line Quiller of Graniteville, S. C., four daughters; Mrs. Elvira Mobley, Belvedere, S. C. Mrs. Alberta Holmes and Elizabeth Jones, Augusta, Ga,, and Mrs. Carrie Jenkins of Jamaica, New York. Two sons; Mr. Eli Quiller, Jr,, of Augusta, Georgia and Mr. Jack Quiller of Augusta, Georgia. One sister; Mrs. Annie Lue Bright of North Augusta, South Carolina. One brother; Dea. John Quiller of North Augusta, South Carolina. Thirty-seven grandchildren, thirty-three great-grandchildren; one uncle, one aunt, two daughtersin-law, four sons-in-law, three brothers-in-law, five sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and sorrowing friends.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
DEA. ELI QUILLER, SR. MIMS GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, JULY 18,1982 3:P.M.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY, S. C. REV. T. SCOTT, OFFICIATING
ORDER OF SERVICE
PRESIDING...................Rev. Ronald Coleman PROCESSIONAL HYMN..... ..................Mims Grove Senior Choir SCRIPTURE...................Rev. Ronald Coleman PRAYER REMARKS: Church............ .Dea. George Council, Sr.
As A Friend & Neighbcr-Dea. A. B. Nevins Jacksonville Society-- Nelson Edward SOLO..,................. ....Dea. B. T. Holmes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &OB ITUARY-Mrs. Georgia C. Scott EULOGY.... ................. Rev. T. Scott VIEWING OF REMAINS RECESSIONAL
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