Going Home Service 
for 
Mr. Thomas Rosevelte Moody 
Nov. 10,1933 - Jan. 28,1996 
Saturday, February 3,1996 
12:00 a.m. 
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church 
Groveland, Ga. 
Rev. Dr. L. Perry McNeal, Pastor, officiating 
Rev. Talmadge, presiding 
Interment, Jerusalem Cemetery 
Harper's Funeral Home 
Claxton, Ga. 
in charfie of arrantrements 
Obituary 
Mr. Thomas Rosevelte Moody was bom November 10, 
1933 in Tattnall County, to the late Mr. Sollie Moody and 
Annie Mae Hendrix. He departed this life at home on 
January 28,1996 after a long illness. He was a native of Evans 
County. He was a retired truck driver and a member of the 
Jemsalem Missionary Baptist Church. 
He leaves to cherish his memory, a loving wife, Mrs. May 
Loise Brewton Moody; his mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Moody; 
one son, Thomas Virgil Moody; his mother-in-law, Mrs. Effie 
Brewton; daughter-in-law, Valerie Moody; one brother, 
Brooker T. Moody; in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCoy of 
Augusta, Mr. Sormy Brewton of Claxton, Mr. and Mrs. Wylie 
Brewton of Reidsville; five grandchildren; one niece and a 
great nephew; a host of other relatives and friends. 
A precious one from us is gone, 
A voice we loved is still. 
A place is vacant in our home. 
The world can never fill. 
Order of Service 
Prelude....................... 
Processional 
Hymn 
Scripture 
Invocation 
Selection..................... 
Solo.......................... 
Remarks - Friend.............. 
Neighbor............ 
Solo.......................... 
Acknowledgement and Obituary 
Solo.......................... 
Eulogy........................ 
Viewing....................... 
Recessional 
Soft Music 
..........By The Choir 
......Emma Lue Littles 
.......Dea. James Smith 
......Lola Mae Murray 
..........Toni Johnson 
......Martha Wilkerson 
..........Ricky Murray 
Rev. Dr. L. Perry McNeal 
......Harper's Director 
Dinner Will Be Served at the Home of 
Mrs. May Loise Moody 
Pallbearers 
Darrell Hatcher 
Wylie Brewton 
Ivory McNeal 
Roy Calhoun 
Donell Wright 
Zackery Scott 
Flower Attendants 
Friends and Ushers 
Expressions of Thanks 
It's not what we say with our lips that amounts 
It's the great value you gave on our way. 
It's the many loads that you lifted the dark clouds 
you rolled away 
It's the visit, the flowers, the kind words and prayers 
It's to you that we are grateful. 
It's you who said "We Care". 
God Bless You! 
The Family