** OBITUARY ** 
Mrs. Leroy (Ida Mae) Walton Ross was the daughter of the late Newton Walton and Mrs. Mattie L. Knox Pollard. She was born July 20, 1928 in Appling, Georgia, and departed this life November 14, 1984 at her residence, 3647 Rome Way, Augusta, Georgia. 
At an early age she was converted and baptized at the Piney Grove Baptist Church in Columbia County, Appling Georgia, by the late Rev. W.M. Nelson, where she served until her health began to fail. She also was a faithful member of Spiritual Singer. 
She was joined in Holy Wedlock to Mr. Leroy Ross, August 1944, and to this union ten children were born. 
Devoted and dedicated to her church, family, husband, children, grandchildren, great-grandchild, mother, sister, and brother. 
Survivors include a loyal devoted husband, Leroy Ross, Sr.; five daughters, Mrs. Betty J. Hatcher, Mrs. Annette R. Borum, Mrs. Angelina R. Holland, Miss Prisilla Ross and Cynthia Ross, all of Augusta, Georgia,; five sons, Mr. Leroy Ross, Jr., Brenwood, N.J., Willie E. Ross, Jesse Ross, Charles Ross, and Tony Ross, all of Augusta, GA.; mother, Mrs. Mattie L. Knox Pollard, sister, Mrs. Lizzie M. Dunn, a brother, Mr. Joe Samuel Walton, Cliffwood, N.J.; one aunt, Mrs. Alma L. Phillips, East Orange, N.J.; one uncle,,Mr. Willie E. Knox, Cliffwood, N.J.; three daughters-in-law, two sons-in-law, fourteen grandchildren, one great-grandchild, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many sorrowing friends. 
 
 ** PROGRAM ** 
 
Presiding - Rev. Henry B. Bady 
 
PROCESSIONAL 
 
HYMN ..................................................................................... Choir 
 
SCRIPTURE 
 
PRAYER ........................................................... Rev. G.W. Holmes 
 
SELECTION ............................................................................. Choir 
 
REMARKS As a Neighbor - Mrs. Carrie Williams As a Member - Dea. Willie Hill 
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND OBITUARY ............................ Mrs. Barbara B. Thompkins 
 
EULOGY ....................................................... Rev. S.T. Thompkins 
 
VIEWING OF REMAINS 
 
RECESSIONAL 
 
INTERMENT 
 
Church Cemetery 
 
 YOU NEVER WALK ALONE 
You never walk alone, my Mom Though you may think you do For in your sorrow and despair God always walk with you. 
There is no hour, no passing day He is not by your side 
And though unseen H e's still there To be your friend and guide 
Tenever you think you walk alone Reach out and you will find 
The ham God to show the way And bring you peace of mind. 
WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME 
In Charge