See 1?ots L a te r " 
There's never an easy way to say goodbye, so fo r now, I'll say " see you 
la te r" . I will often J th in k o f th e wonderful memories we've '!j shared, th e unconditional love you gave 
and th e devotion you showed tow ard me and our 
it 
! children. I t 's hard t o imagine w h a t life | would be like w ith o u ty o u . I3ut knowing j: you fo r all the se years, I know you would j jsay, " SHU(3, don't grieve, because I'm in 
peace." I am so proud to be your wife. I love you and " I'll see you la te r" . 
 
Pallbearers 
 
Frank Mims Frank Coleman James Murray 
 
Johnny Tillman Victor Dority 
Johnny Bonner 
 
To Those I LoVe, and Those \tfho LoVe me 
When I am gone, release me, let me go. I have so many things to see and do. 
You must not tie yourself to me with tears, 
Be happy th a t we had so many years. I gave you my love-you can only guess How much you gave me in happiness. 
I thank you fo r the love you each have shown 
But now it is time I traveled on alone. So grieve awhile for me, if grieve you must, Then let your grief be comforted by tru s t.' 
It's only fo r a while th a t we must part. So bless the memories within your heart. 
I won't be fa r away for life goes on. So if you need me, call and I will come. Though you can't see me or touch me, 
I'll be near And if you listen with your heart, 
you will hear, All of my love around you, s o ft and clear. 
And then, when you must come this way alone, 
I'll greet you with a smile and a "welcome home". 
 
A Ilwmegoing Celebration 
for 
Mr- ^m m \i Mry, (president) 
Thursday, February 17, 2 0 0 5 1:00 pm 
Beulah Grove B aptist Church 
1454 Poplar S tre e t - A ugusta, Ga. cGanz fZTacJti, L P a iio z 
 
 OBITUARV 
Roosevelt Riley, Sr. ( President) wae born on January 12, 1949 in North Augusta, 5.C. to the late Willie J. Riley Sr. and Lillie Belle Mckie Riley. He was a member of First Frovidence B aptist Church. Roosevelt was a retired plumber, which was a job th a t he loved. 
Roosevelt went on to glory on Wednesday, February 9, 2 0 0 5 a t his residence, surrounded by his family. 
Roosevelt leaves to cherish his memory, a loving wife of 3 4 years, Fannie Lowe Riley; one daughter, S ta r Lechella Riley, Augusta, Gar, three sons, James (Evette) Thomas, A tlanta, Ga., Vernon (Jackie) Lowe, Augusta, (3a., and Roosevelt (Jenia) Riley, Jr., Livonia, Louisiana; mother-in-law, Mrs. Susie Lowe; one brother, Willie (M ar/) Riley, Jr., North Augusta, S.C.; three sisters, Gloria Jean (Cleophus) Langford, Trenton, S.C., Geraldine Mckie, Columbia, S.C., and Drenda McKie, Atlanta, Gar, sister-in-law, Martha Ann (Larry) Dority, Augusta, Gar, aunts, Reva McKie, North Augusta, S.C. and Estee McKie, Trenton, S.C.; one uncle, Alvin (Fannie) McKie, Queens, N.Y.; thirteen grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. 
 
ORDER OF WORSHIP 
Processional Prayer . . . . Brother Cleophus Langford S c rip tu re ............... Sister Addie Pugh S e lectio n ............ Beulah Grove Choir Poem . . . . . . . Sister Jessie Mae Davis Remarks ................. ....................Open 
(3 minute limit) Solo ................. Brother Johnny Davis Obituary and Acknowledgements. Sister JoAnn Cook Musical Selection . Brother Ralph Lowe Eulogy ......... . Rev. Dr. Sam Davis Recessional Interment. Mt. Olive Memorial Gardena 
Repast Beulah Grove Banquet Hall 
 
It's Alt 
We love you daddy, we know th a t there is no more pain. 
When you were in pain, no one ever knew because you never complained. 
You would always say "you can't stop because of a little pain, you have tothank the Lord and go on in Jesus' 
name. We know th a t Jesus lived in you | ! daddy, because no one could endure | such pain, except Jesus living in them, 
and not complain. In any situation you would be in good spirits and say, " It's j Alright, God knows everything and He'll J 
work it out". So we are saying, "Goodnight Daddy, everything'is ALL : 
RIGHT'. 
Love, Your Children 
We are most grateful to God for the gift; | of friends like you, who have been so kind! and thoughtful during th is time of sorrow. Your visits, calls, flowers, and every a ct of kindness have given us^ strength. May God bless each of you. 
The Family