His Journeys Just Begun 
Dont think of him as gone away- 
his journeys just begun; 
Life holds som many facets- 
this earth is only one. 
Just think of him as resting 
from the sorrows and the tears 
in a place of warmth and comfort 
where there are no days and years. 
Think how he must be wishing 
that we could know, today, 
how nothing but our sadness 
can really pass away. 
And think of him as living 
in the hearts of those he touched 
for nothing loved is ever lost 
and he was loved so much! 
Submitted By: 
The Family 
Participating in the Service 
E&V  ~Pallbearers~ 
Nephews 
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Nieces 
-In Appreciation- 
We cannot put into words how to express our gratitdue to 
everyone who was so thoughtful to us in our hour of be- 
reavement. For the cards, visits, prayers, food and the flo- 
ral arrangements are lovely and beautiful and every act of 
kindness is deeply appreciated. Thank you and May God 
bless all of you. 
The Tumer/Maybank Families 
Repast will be held at in the Church Fellowship Hall. 
We Serve To Please 
Services Entrusted To:4 
Butler & Sons Funeral Home 
306 North Bouknight Ferry Road 
^Saluda, South Carolina 29138 
(864) 445-2623 
Celebrating the Life 
and Home Going 
Of 
Mr. Artis Turner, Sr. 
Service 
Oclock 
Rock Hill Baptist Church 
130 Rock Hill Road 
Saluda, South Carolina 
Reverend Herbert Martin-Pastor/Eulogist 
Reverend Dr. Augustus D. Robinson, Jr. - Presiding 
Assisting: Reverend Raymond Adams, Reverend 
Aaron Walker & Reverend Benny Williams 
-Obituary- 
Mr. Artis Turner, Sr. was bom on August 6, 
1926, in Saluda County, He was the son of the late Willie 
and Luella Holloway Turner. On Sunday morning, August 
26,2007, God called and Artis entered in eternal rest. 
He attended public school in Saluda County, South 
Carolina. 
At an early age, he joined the Rock Hill Baptist 
Church where he served faithfully in various capacities in- 
cluding the Senior Choir. When he moved to Charleston to 
be with his daughter, he attended the Mt. Moriah Missionary 
Baptist Church when his health allowed. 
He was married to the late Sallie Mae Scurry Turner 
and to that union two children were bom, a daughter and a 
son. Later in life, he married Ollie Mae Mason. He will be 
missed by family and friends. 
He leaves to cherish fond memories, a daughter, 
Vanessa Tumer-Maybank, Charleston, SC; a son, Artis 
Turner, Jr., North Carolina; a brother, a grandson, Alexander 
T. Maybank, Charleston, SC; Willie James (Veola) Turner, 
Ridge Spring, SC; two sisters, Sallie L. Vaughn, Massachu- 
setts, and Annie Ruth (Talmadge) Jenkins, Aiken, SC; two 
brothers-in-law, James A. (Marsha) Scurry, Estee (Bemiece) 
Scurry, New York; a sister-in-law, Jerrie L. Simpkins, 
Monetta, SC; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, other rela- 
tives, extended family and friends. 
Precious Memories 
-The Order of Service- 
The Reverend Dr. Augustus D. Robinson, Jr. 
Pastor - Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church 
Charleston, SC 
Musician .......................... Mr. William Rhinehart 
Processional/Final Viewing.................... Soft Music 
Hymn .....................Take My Hand, Precious Lord 
Scripture ... Old Testament......The Rev. Raymond Adams 
New Testament.....,.....The Rev. Aaron Walker 
Prayer ........................ Reverend Benny Williams 
Selection ...................He Keeps on Blessing Me 
(James Melvin, Jimmy and Freddie Holloway) 
Reflections........Deacon Johnny McCloud - Senior Choir 
Deacon George L. Brown - CDB 
Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church 
Mr. Ulysses Simpkins, Jr. 
Words of Comfort....Reverend Dr. Augustus D. Robinson, Jr 
Poem ............................Tasha Quattlebaum 
Acknowledgements ..................... Mrs. A. Butler 
Expression of Thanks.....Ms. Vanessa Tumer-Maybank 
Selection ........................Ill Be All Right 
(James Melvin, Jimmy and Freddie Holloway) 
Eulogy 
(y-A-J. oJl 'faJce^ 
......Reverend Herbert Martin 
Recessional 
Interment .. 
... Ill Fly Away 
Church Cemetery