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MR. THOMAS CHARLES WALTOWER 
Saturday, March 3, 1984 2:00 P.M. 
RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 
Rev. Alvin Lewis Officiating 
** OBITUARY ** 
Death comes on hushed footsteps to all. Thus it came to our dear 
loved one Deacon T. C. Waltower on Monday, Feb. 27, 1984 at 
University Hospital. 
He was born in Sept. 1898 in Burke County, Ga. to the late Mr. and 
Mrs. Frank Waltower. 
At an early age he was baptized at Bottford Baptist Church and later 
made his membership to Richmond Hill where he served faithfully until 
his illness. He retired from Shapiro Packing Company. In 1919 he 
was united in holy wedlock to Charity Louise Breen. 
He leaves to mourn a loving wife, Mrs. Charity Louise Waltower, 
Augusta, Ga.; 4 daughters, Mrs. Thelma Jenkins, Mrs. Elizabeth 
Crawford, Augusta, Ga., Mrs. Mamie Louise Kerise and Mrs. Lillie 
Gastic, Brooklyn, N.Y.; 7 sons, Mr. Sidney Waltower, Mr. Thomas 
Waltower, Mr. Archie Waltower, Mr. Eugene Waltower, Mr. Douglas 
Waltower, and Mr. Jessie Waltower, all of Augusta, Ga., and Mr. 
\ Lenzie Waltower, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; one sister, Mrs. Josephine 
Tillman, Augusta, Ga.; two brothers, Mr. Lenzie Waltower, Wayne- 
sboro, and Mr. David Waltower, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; two daughters- 
in-law, Mrs. Mary Waltower, and Mrs. Delores Waltower, Augusta, Ga.; 
one son-in-law, Mr. John Jenkins, Augusta, Ga.; one sister-in-law, Mrs. 
Cora Lee Waltower, Waynesboro, Ga., one brother-in-law, Mr. John 
Tillman, Augusta, Ga.; twenty-three grandchildren, six great-grand 
children, and a host if nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. 
** ORDER OF SERVICE ** 
PROCESSIONAL 
HYMN 
SCRIPTURE................................Rev- Smith 
PRAYER............................Deacon C. Jackson 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & OBITUARY......Mrs. Essie Middlebrook 
REMARKS.............................Mrs. Sue Rainey 
Deacon Archie Campbell 
Sister Inez Burton 
SOLO..............................Mrs. Annie Walker 
EULOGY..............................Rev. Alvin Lewis 
RECESSIONAL 
INTERMENT....................... Church Cemetery 
AFTER GLOW 
Id like the memory of me 
to be a happy one. 
Id like to leave an afterglow 
of smiles when life is done. 
Id like to leave an echo 
whispering softly down the ways, 
Of happy times and laughing times 
and bright and sunny days. 
Id like the tears of those who grieve, 
or dry before the sun 
Of happy memories that I leave 
When life is done. 
....Carol Mirkel 
** PALLBEARERS ** 
Deacons of Richmond Hill 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
The family acknowledges with deep appreciation all acts of sympathy 
shown during their time of grief. 
Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated and will always be 
remembered. 
WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME 
BENNIE A. WILLIAMS, MORTICIAN