Obsequies of Annie Ruth Ramsey Singfield, March 15, 1979, 4:00 p.m., Piney Grove Baptist Church, Rev. J.C. Gardner, officiating

OBSEQUIES OF
ANNIE RUTH RAMSEY SING FIELD
Majrch 15, 1979 - 4:00 P. M. PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. C. Gardner, Officiating

** OBITUARY **

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Mrs. Annie Ruth Ramsey Singfield was born, September 6, 1911 to the late Dea. Will Joe and Anna Bentley Ramsey, in Lincolnton, Georgia.
At an early age she was converted and baptized under the pastorage of the late Rev. G. W. Harrison, after moving to Augu sta, she was united to the Piney Grove Baptist Church. After marrying moved to Harrison Street where she was united to the Tabernacle Baptist Church. After moving to Atlantic City she united with the Shiloh Baptist Church and served there until death. Ruth was a retired employee of the Dennis Hotel and a faithful member of the Eastern Stars.
She was united in holy wedlock to the late Harrison (Shakey) Singfield, 1936.
She leaves to mourn her devoted son, Mr. Samuel Ramsey; one sister, Mrs. Eula Mae Johnson, Augusta; one brother, Mr. Walter Ramsey, Jamacia, N. Y. ; one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mattie Ann Ramsey; one granddaughter, Ms. Sandra Ann Ramsey; one grandson, Mr. Nathaniel Hester Ramsey; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Johnnie Louise Johnson; one aunt, Minnie Appling; four brothersin-law, Mr. Dwellie Singfield, Mr. George Singfield, Mr. Charles Singfield, and Mr. Rober Singfield; nine sisters-in-law, Mrs. Nina Ramsey, Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Carrie Ramsey, Hartwell, Ga., Mrs. Jeanett Ramsey, Boston, Mass., Mrs. Ella Lassire, Hempstead, N. Y., Mrs. D. Singfield, Mrs. G. Singfield, Mrs. C. Singfield, Mrs. R. Singfield and Mrs. Gladys Ramsey, Jamacia, N. Y.; a host of nieces, and nephews, cousins and friends.

WHERE YOUVE PUT ME
Ill stay where youve put me; I will, dear Lord, Though I wanted so badly to go;
I was eager to march with the rank and file, Yes, I wanted to lead them, You know.
I planned to keep step to the music loud, To cheer when the banner unfurled,
To stand in the midst of the first straight and proud, But Ill stay where Youve put me.
Ill stay where Youve put me; Ill work, dear Lord, Though the field be narrow and small,
And the ground be fallow, and the stones lie thick, And there seems to be no life at all.
The field is Thine own, only give me the see, Ill sow it with never a fear;
Ill till the dry soil while I wait for the rain, And rejoice when the green blades appear; Ill work where youve put me.

** PROGRAM ** Master of Ceremonies Rev. Nathaniel Irvin PROCESSIONAL
SELECTION ..........It Is Well With My Soul ....................... Choir
SCRIPTURE .................................................... Rev. Willie Parks
PRAYER ................................................. Rev. N. T. Young
SOLO ............................................................. Mrs. Jennings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ........................... Mrs. Mattie Searson
REMARKS: (Limit 3 minutes) Mrs. Channie Anderson, Mother of the Church
Dea. Solomon Park, Oldest Deacon Rev. M. Gray, Friend of Family
Dea. Edward Williams, Chairman of Deacon Board Rep. (Dea.) R. A. Dent, Church Worker and Friend
SELECTION .................................................................... Choir
EULOGY ...................................... Rev. J. C. Gardner, Pastor

** PALLBEARERS **

Bro. Ronald White Dea. Jerry A. Booker Bro. Robert Dunn

Bro. Willie L. Hester Bro. Marion Toy, Jr. Bro. Alonza Micklens

** HONORARY PALLBEARERS **

Nephews of the Deceased

WHERE YOUVE PUT ME
Ill stay where Youve put me; I will, dear Lord, Ill bear the days burden and heat,
Always trusting Thee fully; when even has come Ill lay heavy sheaves at Thy feet.
And then, when my earth work is ended and done, In the light of eternitys glow,
Lifes record all closed, I surely shall find I was better to stay than to go; Ill stay where Youve put me.
. Auther Unknown

The bereaved family wishes to thank each of their many friends for all their manykindnesses shown during their hours of bereavement.
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