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Wednesday, December 8, 2004 
1:00P.M. 
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Augusta, Georgia 
Reverend J.S. Wright ~ Officiating 
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On Saturday, December 4, 2004, the Angel of Silence released ANNIE MAE W ALKER, from her present 
world of joy and pain; and the essence of her life soared to a land far fairer than ours. 
At an early age, ANNIE was converted and baptized at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in McCormick, South 
Carolina. Several years after moving to Augusta, she united with the Elim Baptist Church, where she rendered 
exemplary service until the time of her death. She sang in the Senior Choir for more than forty years and was a 
member of the Senior Mission for many years. 
Annie, one of nine children, was born on June 27, 1918, in McCormick, South Carolina to the late Enoch and 
Mozel Lanham. She was preceded in death by eight siblings, David Sonny Lanham, Inez L. Brunson, Marie 
Maggie L. McLemore, Augustus James A.J. Lanham, Enoch C. Buddy Lanham, Jr., Willie Moses Will Lanham 
and Isaac Ike Lanham, Sr. Left to cherish loving memories of Annie is her sister, Lula B. Lreeman. 
In addition to having been bom into a large and loving family, ANNIE was especially blessed when she met VALDON 
WALKER, SR. They married on July 8, 1945. Throughout their life together, he gave her as much love and 
support as a spouse and friend could give a mate. 
A chapter completed . . . a page well turned ... a life well lived ... a rest well earned. 
ANNIEs life was also greatly enriched by her three loving devoted children: Valdon Walker, Jr., Velma W. (James) 
Johnson and Alice L. Vaughns. The three children have given Annie and Valdon five grandchildren, thirteen 
great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by five sisters-in-law; Doris B. Lanham, 
Regina Lanham, Ora Lanham, Christine McGruder, Countess Walker; numerous other loving nieces, nephews, 
cousins and friends who mourn her passing. 
As the family Matriarch, ANNIE gave great advice and counsel to her many family members, and especially her 
children, nieces, nephews and grands. 
ANNIE was an avid lover of plants and was known for her green thumb. She was also a professional seamstress. 
Our strength comes from Gods presence with us." 
-Edward A. Baryeh 
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Annie M. Walker is now eternally strengthened in Qods presence . . 
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Inspirational Music 
Processional and Sentences from the Holy Scriptures 
Farewell Glance 
Selection...................................................Elim Baptist Church Combined Choir 
It Is Well With My Soul 
Scriptures ............................................................Pastor Luther H. Jones, Jr. 
Old Testament ~ Psalm 121 
New Testament ~ 1 Corinthians 15:5008 
Prayer ........................................................................................Minister 
Expressions 
As A Neighbor ~ Ms. Rebecca Parks 
Mission ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan 
Member ~ Dea. Ellis M. Johnson 
Selection.........................................................Elim Baptist Church Combined Choir 
Its All Over 
Obituary............. 
Acknowledgements...... 
Tribute To Our Mother 
Solo................. 
Words of Comfort..... 
Recessional.......... 
Soft Music 
Im Free 
....................Read Silently 
..................Mrs. Lois Hayes 
................Valdon Walker, Jr. 
.............Mrs. Rosalyn C. Jones 
..................Rev. J.S. Wright 
Elim Baptist Church Combined Choir 
Interment 
Bellevue Memorial Gardens 
~ ^Repast ~ 
Elim Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 
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The Pallbearers 
Grandsons & Nephews 
The Honorary Pallbearers 
Deacon Board of Elim Baptist Church 
The Flower Bearers 
Senior Mission & Ushers of Elim Baptist Church 
HOPE 
Hope cometh in the morning, When the yellow rays of dawn 
Inflame the far horizon with promise, joy and song. 
Hope cometh in the morning when the golden sun appears, 
And the lovely smile of nature brings a healing balm of cheer. 
Hope cometh in the morning when I hear the music ring 
From every little birds throat that finds sweet cause to sing. 
Hope cometh in the morning when I feel that God is near, 
When I breathe a whispered prayer and know that He will hear. 
~ Joy Belle Burgess 
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To ALL WHO HAVE SHARED IN OUR SORROW AND EXPRESSED THEIR LOVE in SO MANY WAYS . . . OUR HEARTFELT 
THANKS. 
-The Family 
 
Services Entrusted to 
Historic Dent's Undertaking Establishment 
930 DAntignac Street ~ Augusta, Georgia 
(706) 722-4809