rher f J^erbtre
Processional Elvin Dent
Scripture Rev. E. Thompkins
Prayer Rev. K. Moore
Solo Mrs. Williette Evans
Remarks Friends: Mrs. Mursharill Ogletree
Ms. Tony Curry Co-Worker: Mrs. Barbara Wade
Acknowledgements & Obituary
Mrs. Shelia Molby
Solo Ms. Doris Garnett
Reflections Ms. Elicia C. Taylor
Eulogy Rev. K. Moore
Recessional Elvin Dent
Interment Crawford Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
Repast Crawford Grove Baptist Church Dining Hall

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Terrance Bennett Terrell Bennett Daryl Bennett

Juaquin Hobbs BrianStokes TobyStokes

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Nursing Staff o f Medical College o f Georgia

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Crawford Grove Baptist Youth Group
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Crossing The B ar
Sunset and evening star, And one clear callfo r me! And may there be no moaning o f the bar,
When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep
Toofullfo r sound andfoam, When that which drewfrom out the boundless deep
Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness o ffarewell,
When I embark; For thoughfrom out our bourne o f Time and Place
Theflood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilotface to face
When I have crossed the bar.
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The family of Mrs. Hepsy Taylor would like to thank friends and the staff of Medical College of Georgia for their kindness and prayers in a time of illness of our loved one. We shall keep all of you in our prayers.
...THEFAMILY
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WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, INC.

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TUESDAY, M AY 16, 1995 2:00 P.M.
Crawford Grove Baptist Church
* * * * Reverend Kelly Moore, Officiating

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Mrs. Hepsy L. Taylor was bom on August 26, 1950 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bennett. She was married to the late Calvin Taylor, Sr.
Hepsy gave her life to Christ at an early age. She was an active member of the Crawford Grove Baptist Church for many years.
Hepsy received her primary education in the Columbia County School District. She later graduated from McCall's Business College as a Certified Nursing Assistant. Mrs. Taylor was an employee o f the Medical College o f Georgia. She was a faithful employee for 13 years.
Hepsy was a pure joy and a ray of sunlight to everyone who knew her. She was the kind of person that everyone should encounter sometime in their life. Hepsy could make you smile and sometimes even make you laugh at yourself. She was the kind of woman who was comfortable in any setting. She made her surroundings beautiful by simply being there.
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Mrs. Taylor wasn't just a daughter and wife, she was also a mother and a friend. So for those of you who will remember her, remember her with smiles and laughter, for that is how she lived her life.

Hrs, Heps-y qJaytor

She is survived by: three sons, Mr. Calvin Taylor, Jr., Mr. Phulon Taylor and Master Dominico Cartrell Simmons; two daughters, Miss Alesia Taylor and Elicia Taylor; three grandchildren, Goren Taylor, Alexandria LaShay Taylor and Darious Le'Quan Wright; four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Philpot, Mrs. Mary Harris, Augusta, GA, Mrs. Barbara Haumond, Fayetteville, NC and Mrs. Lillian Bennett, Evans, GA; four brothers, Mr. Jerry Bennett and Mr. Arthur Bennett, both of Augusta, GA, Mr. Edward Bennett, Evans, GA and Micheal Barnett, Fayetteville, NC; aunts, Ms. Maryette McCladdie, Mrs. Sadie Collins and Mrs. Georgia A. Sturgis, all of Augusta, GA and Mrs. Lori Rocklewitz o f San Jose', CA; uncles, Mr. Herman McCladdie, Dea. Willie Collins, Dea. James Sturgis, Mr. Peter Bennett, and Mr. Freeman Cummings, all o f Augusta, GA and Mr. Robert Rocklewitz o f San Jose', CA; great-aunt, Mrs. Virginia Mims, Evans, GA; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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"If anyone asks you where I 'm going: Tell them fo r me, I'm going up yonder to be with my Lord"