Home Going Service 
for the late 
Mr. Charlie McCoy, Jr. 
Sunrise Sunset 
February 28,1932 October 25,1999 
Sunday, October 31,1999 
2:00 P.M. 
Hagan Chapel Missionary 
Baptist Church 
HAGAN, GEORGIA 
REV. CRAIG R. TREMBLE, PASTOR 
ELDER ABEL HOUSTON, OFFICIATING 
INTERMENT - HAGAN CHAPEL CEMETERY 
HAGAN, GEORGIA 
SERVICES ENTRUSTED TO: 
MOODYS FUNERAL HOME 
201 CHURCH STREET 
CLAXTON, GEORGIA 30417 
PHONE: (912) 739-4932 
FAX: (912) 739-0877 
OBITUARY 
A Time To Be Born: 
Charlie McCoy Jr., was bom Febmary 28, 1932 in Evans County, Georgia to 
Bertha A. Coleman and the late Charlie McCoy, Sr. He attended school in Evans County. 
A Time To Worship: 
He and his wife Clara attended the Church of God in Glennville, Georgia. 
A Time To Marry: 
Charlie McCoy Jr. was joined in Holy Matrimony to Clara Bell Davis on 
December 24, 1954. To this union three children were bom. 
A Time To Die: 
Charlie departed this life on Monday, October 25, 1999 at Memorial Medical 
Center in Savannah, Georgia. 
A Time To Mourn: 
He leaves to cherish his memories, a wife, Clara Belle McCoy, Glennville, 
Ga.; four children, Yolanda Robinson (Grady) of Claxton, Georgia, Sharon McCoy of 
Glennville, Georgia, Charles Anthony McCoy of Claxton, Georgia and Isreal McCoy of 
Miami, Florida; his mother, Bertha Coleman; two sisters, Leslie McCoy of Statesboro, 
Georgia and Johnnie Mae Moody of Glennville, Georgia; three aunts, Mildred Carr, 
Shellie Miller, Claxton, Georgia, and Ella Sherman of Toledo, Ohio; four sisters-in-law, 
Bonnie Berry, Thelma Davis, Marion (Robert) Collins, all of Glennville, Georgia, Shirley 
(Ernest) Harvell of Jacksonville, Florida; six brothers-in-law, Jerry (Elizabeth) Davis, 
Metter, Georgia, J.D. Davis, James Davis, Jimmy (Linda) Davis, Edward (Geraldine) 
Davis and Jerome Davis, all of Glennville, Georgia; eleven grandchildren, four great- 
grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends. A special 
friend, Mary Alice Williams. 
Miss Me! 
When I come to the end of the road. 
And the sun has set for me; 
I want no rites in a gloom-filled room. 
Why cry for a soul set free. 
Miss me a little - but not too long ami not with your head bowed low. 
Remember the love that we once shared; 
Miss me - but let me go. 
For this journey is a that we all must take. 
And each must go alone; 
It's all a part of the Masters plan, 
A step on the road to home. 
When you are lonely and sick at heart 
Go to the frieruls we know; 
And bury your sorrows in doing good deeds. 
Miss me - but let me go. 
Sadly submitted by; 
The family 
ORDER OF SERVICE 
Processional........................Clergy & Family 
Presiding 
Hymn ..........................................Choir 
Scripture.........................Elder Tyree Weaver 
Invocation 
Solo.............................Dea. Robert Jackson 
Remarks...........................(3 minutes please) 
As I Knew Him..................Sis. Betty Hamilton 
Dea. Robert Jackson 
Acknowledgements..................Sis. Diane Holland 
Obituary............(Soft Music) .......Read Silently 
Solo............................Bro. Anthony Collins 
Eulogy............................Elder Abel Houston 
A Parting Glance............Moodys Directors & Staff 
Recessional 
Interment ....................Hagan Chapel Cemetery 
Family and friends will be received at Hagan Chapels 
Social Hall immediately following the committal. 
ACTIVE PALLBEARERS 
Camell Killcreek 
Victor McCoy 
Edward Davis 
Joey Hamilton 
HONORARY PALLBEARERS 
Deacons of Hagan Chapel 
Missionary Baptist Church 
FLORAL ATTENDANTS 
Ushers and Friends of the Family 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
We the family of the late Mr. Charlie 
McCoy, Jr. would like to thank you for your kind 
thoughts, cards, flowers, food, and words of 
expressions during our time of bereavement. Words 
cannot express our true feelings and gratitude in 
which you have shown. May God bless each of 
you. 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO THE FAMILY 
On behalf of the Staff of Moodys Funeral 
Home, we would like to offer our sympathy on your 
loss. We want to thank you for entmsting to us the final 
disposition of your loved one. We hope our services 
has been a comfort to you, and if we helped to lighten 
your burden, then our aim was accomplished. Thank 
you. 
The Family 
The Management