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Nieces and Family
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The pain of death is passed,
Labor and Sorrow Ceased,
And lifes long warfare closed at last,
Her Soul is found in peace.
With deep appreciation, we, the family of Eliza G.
Samuels, would like to express gratitude for your
prayers, phone calls, flowers, and other expressions
of sympathy shown during this time of bereavement
May God bless all of you. We would like to give
very special thanks to The Place at Deans Bridge,
staff, Alliance Hospice, and Palliative Care and Mari
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CA. REID, SR. MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME
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706.724.7594
, Georgia
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Sunrise
January 12,1942
Sunset
December 1,20fe
Saturday, December 8, 2018
1:30 P.M.
BIBLE WAY CHURCH #2
2350 Tobacco Road
Augusta, Georgia
iishop Thomas E. Aaron - Offici;
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race,
I have kept the faith. 2nd Timothy 4:7
On January 12, 1942, In Girard, Georgia, ELIZA MAE
GIVENS SAMUELS life started from a humble beginnings
surround by family, kindness, and support. Eliza was
the tenth child of ten children (baby girl) born to the late
Deacon Allen and Eliza Brigham Givens. Eliza was educated
in the Burke County School System.
At an early age, she joined Cochran Grove Baptist Church
in Girard, Georgia. After relocating to Augusta, Georgia,
she joined Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Church under
Christian Experience, serving faithfully until her health
failed. After thirty-two years, Eliza retired from the Kellogg
Company.
She leaves behind to cherish her memories: husband, Nathan
Samuels; son, Gary Givens, Macon, Georgia; daughter, Jackie
Givens, Augusta, Georgia; sister, Mary (Bishop Thomas)
Aaron, Hephzibah, Georgia; brother-in-law, Boulder
Samuels, North Augusta, South Carolina; aunt, Mildred
Brigham; four stepchildren, Navesia Samuels, Los Angeles,
California; Natlie Samuels (Bernard Roberson), Lithonia,
Georgia, Martina Samuels, Columbia, South Carolina and
Teresa Person, Augusta, Georgia; two stepsisters; three
stepbrothers; godchildren, Trye Luke, Angela Moton
Cooper, Kim Stewart, Jada Treadwell, Carl Jones and
Delwin Corner; and a host of nieces, nephews, family and
friends.

I had to go, a cure was not to be. I know how much you
love me, please know that I love you too. And each time
you think of me, I know you all will miss me too. My heart
stopped beating, my hard working hand at rest, Miss me,
but please let me go.
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Our most cherished loved one. Giving unlimited
LOVING CARE. FOR YOUR LOVE IS UNCONDITIONAL. YOU
ARE JOYFUL IN OUR TRIUMPHS, SAD IN OUR SORROW.
Sacrificing yourself for us. You are the most
OUTSTANDING MOTHER OF ALL TIME.
You are our Mom.
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Weve shared so many tears,
We have a spiritual kinship
That grows stronger each year.
Were sisters by birth,
But weve known from the start,
That God put us together to be sisters in heart
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Presiding, District ElderJenkins, Sr.
Processional
Selection.......Beulah Grove Baptist Church Choir
Prayer....................Reverend Willie McCall
New Testament.............Minister Steven Acevado
Old Testament................Elder Steve Crawford
Solo......................Brother Rodriguez Wright
Reflections (Three Minutes Please)
Sister Rubye Edmonds, As A Friend/Sister
Elder Joe Ratliff, As A Co-Worker
Sister Marie Dorsey, As A Caretaker
Reverend Larry Cone, As A Pastor
Selection......................Saint Paul Missionary
Baptist Church Choir
Obituary
And Acknowledgements.....Sister Sadie G. Sherman
Tribute..................Brother Gary Givens, Son
Eulogy...................Bishop Thomas E. Aaron
Final Viewing
Recessional
Interment.........................Southview Cemetery
15th Avenue and 1102 Nellieville Road | Augusta, Georgia
Bible Way Church #2 Fellowship Hall