CeCe6ration o fL ife Service fo r 
LveCyn Scarborough Summers 
 
Sunrise (December 24,1912 
 
Sunset (May 22, 2007 
 
(Monday, June 4,2007 11:00 am 
S'Corissa n t C hurch O f C h rist 16460 9{ezu (HaCCsferry (Rd (FCorissant, (MO 63033 
 
 OBITUARY 
Evelyn Scarborough Summers, bom Evelyn Campbell, on December 24, 1912 in Brooklet, Georgia to Ida Jane and George Campbell, entered into rest at 12:24 p.m. May 22, 2007, in St. Louis, Missouri. 
Mrs. Summers was mother of two children; Charlene Scarborough Jamison, and George Thomas Scarborough. Mrs. Summers was preceded in death by her only son George, in 1969, a Vietnam casualty, along with the father of her children, Charles A. Scarborough in 1976. 
During her lifetime she was always recognized as a lover of children, and often volunteered to baby-sit when neighbors or friends were in need. 
When it was time for kindergarten for her first child (Charlene), she went to kindergarten also, (as an assistant teacher). Over the next 25 years of her life she devoted herself to teaching and providing daycare for neighborhood children; first in her kitchen, then in an addition built onto her house, to teach and care for chldren of working parents. 
During those years she received many accolades from parents, neighbors, friends and "real teachers" for her timeless effort of preparing young minds for entry into the (then segregated) public school system in Augusta, Georgia. 
In 1980, she was married to Julius Summers Jr. of Millen, Georgia; (who also preceded her in death in 1998). Unfortunately this move took her away from both of her parents and children she had loved and nurtured over the years. She was also missed by the Antioch Baptist Church family and the activities (Rachael Hornsby Missionary Circle and the Deconess Board) that she loved and enjoyed. 
The move to the St. Louis area provided new friends and activities for a time, but overall the quality of her life was slipping away. 
After a long healthy and productive life, our God chose to bring her to Himself, leaving the pain and strife behind. 
We thank Him for lending her to us. 
She leaves behind a daughter and son-in-law; Charlene & Howard Jamison, Jr.; one grandson, Bertrum Green; his devoted cousin (and family) Cheryl and Steve Meredith and their children; and Matt and Mildred her "adopted" son and daughter. 
 
 Order of Service 
 
Prayer 
 
Austin Hollins 
 
Song 
 
"There's A Stirring" 
 
Obituary 
 
Jerry Williams 
 
Scripture Reading 
 
Bill Loyd 
 
Song 
 
"I Know Whom I Have Believed" #687 
 
Song 
 
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" #893 
 
Eulogy 
 
Jerry Williams 
 
Song 
 
"Faith is The Victory" #469 
 
Song 
 
"Everybody Will Be Happy" #973 
 
Words of Appreciation 
 
Jerry Williamson