-- Obituary -- Mr. Frank H. Williams was born November 9, 1919 in Millen, Georgia to the late Lewis and Inez Wiliams. He was the last to depart this life often siblings. He slept into eternal rest March 5, 2007 at his residence. He attended the Burke County School System. He joined the Armed Forces and was stationed in various regions of our country. He was a W. W. II Veteran. Following a successful enlistment and an hohorable discharge from the United States Army, he resumed his life in Augusta, Georgia. There he met his beloved and faithful wife, Ms. Susie Fowler. They celebrated fifty-seven years of marriage October of 2006. To this happy union three children were born: Frank Jr., Lorraine, and Valerie Ann. In 1952, he accepted Christ as his Savior and joined Crawford Baptist Church under the Pastorate of the late Reverend T.L. Bennefield. He was ordained as a Deacon and served faithfully. He later moved his membership to the Mount Calvary Baptist Church under the Pastorate of Reverend Clyde Hill, Sr.. He enjoyed every task assigned affiliated with the church's ministries. Although, he could not attend church once he became extensively ill, he continued to be a strong spirit-filled warrior that touched the hearts of all who knew him. He had a love for God so strong that we knew the "Joy o f the Lord" was his strength. He really took "One Day At A Time". He was employed at Veteran Administration Hospital as a Plumber and retired after 32 years of service. His love as a plumber extended well beyond his retirement. He used his God-Given skills to bless others. He was affectionately known as "Mr. Frank, The Plumber". He leaves to cherish his memory : his loving devoted wife, Susie F. Williams; one son, Frank H. Williams, Jr.; two daughters, Lorraine (Romeo) Jackson and Valarie Ann (Richard) Mims; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildred, all of Augusta,GA; four devoted nieces, Mrs. Barbara Stephen of Hartfdcd, CT^ Mrs. Evelyn Brown of GreenQove; FL, Mrs. Rosa M. White of Millen, GA, Mrs. Evelyn Edwards of North Augusta, S.C; one brother-in-law, Willie (Corneilus) Fowler of 
 
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-- Order of Service -- 
 
Processional 
 
Selection ............................................................... Choir 
 
Scripture ................................ Reverend W. A. Roberts 
 
Prayer .............................. Reverend Airehie Haltower 
 
Selection ............................................................... Choir 
 
Reflections (Limit to Three Minutes Please) Wardman -- Deacon Charlie July Friend -- Deacon Willie Bates 
 
Acknowledgements ............ Sister Elizabeth S. Jenkins 
 
Obituary .................................................. Read Silently 
 
Words Of Comfort ................ Reverend Clyde Hill, Sr. 
 
Recessional 
 
Interment ................................ Walker Memorial Park 
 
Repast ............................ 
 
Pauline Lewis Memorial Activity Room 
 
 Active Pallbearers 
 
Donnie Terrance Jackson 
 
Frank H. Williams, Jr. 
 
Richard Dean Mims II 
 
Rodrick Dean Mims 
 
Fredrick Dean Mims 
 
Patrick Dean Mims 
 
Broderick Dean Mims 
 
Honorary Pallbearers 
 
Deacons Ministry' 
 
Sr. Citizens Ministry 
 
Church-In-Training 
 
Church School 
 
November Birthmonth Fellowship Group 
 
"How Will You Be Remehered? " 
 
Our lives are unfinished hooks, 
 
Which we are writing day by day. 
 
When completed others will read them. 
 
And remember what we had to say. 
 
What this book shall contain, 
 
Is ours alone to decide. 
 
And whatever our decisions are, 
 
By them we must surely abide. 
 
So let me live is my prayer, 
 
That I will be remembered 
 
As afriend o f man ever true, 
 
Ever ready, and ever busy. 
 
Extending a cherrful 
 
Helping hand 
 
In Jesus' name. 
 
"If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble 
 
themselves, and pray, and seek myface, and turnfrom their 
 
wicked ways; then will I hearfrom heaven, and willforgive then 
 
sin, and will heal their land. " 
 
2Chron: 7:14 
 
-- Acknowledgements -- 
 
The Williams family acknowledges with grateful 
 
appreciation the many acts o f kindness shown during the 
 
illness and passing o f our loved one. May God richly bless 
 
each ofyou: 
 
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The Family