Home Going Service 
for the late 
Brother Maurice Fields 
June 10,1943 January 20,2007 
Sunday, January 28,2007 
2:00 p.m. 
United House of Prayer for All People 
Bellville, Georgia 
Elder L.E. Freeman, Pastor (Officiating) 
Apostle F.E. Brown, Eulogist 
Interment-Hagan Cemetery 
Hagan, Georgia 
Obituary 
Brother Maurice Fields was bom June 10, 1943, in Evans County, GA. He was 
the son of the late Berether Mills Mincey and the late Herbert Mincey. Maurice 
departed this life in Roxbury, MA on January 20,2007 after a short ilbess. 
Maurice attended the public schools of Evans County. At an early age, Maurice 
joined the United House of Prayer in Bellville, GA where he served faithfully under 
the leadership of Bishop C.M. Grace as a Grace Soldier and he also was a lead singer 
with the House of Prayer quartet group. The Holy Aires. Maurice moved to 
Washington, D.C. where he was joined in holy matrimony to the late Esther Fields 
and to this union three children were bom. Later, Maurice moved to Roxbury, MA 
where he continued his work for the Lord as a lead singer with Bill Love and The 
Gospel Trath. 
His son, Maurice, Jr. and two sisters. Hazel Joiner and Beulah Adams preceded 
him in death. He leaves to cherish his memory: four daughter, Yvonne Woods 
(Stephanos) of Pineland, S.C., Shadatrice Fields and Pamela Fields, both of 
Baltimore, MD. and Veronica Whycoff of Silver Springs, MD; three adopted sons, 
Qwamane Williams, Carmon Williams and Cleveland Williams all of Roxbury, MA; 
four sisters, Sarah Hunt (Richard, Sr.) of Macon GA., Vennice Edwards (Elder Earl) 
of Savannah, GA., Linda Butler of Bellville, GA and Renee Johnson (Terry) of 
Salisbury, N.C.; four brothers, Herbert Mincey (Patty) of Statesboro, GA, Kelly 
Mincey of Rincon, GA, Theron Mincey of Portsmouth, VA and Norris Mincey 
(Jacqueline) of Claxton, GA; one sister-in-law, Theresa Mincey of Hagan, GA; one 
brother-in-law, Earl Joiner of Metter, GA; seven grandchildren; three great 
grandchildren; a special uncle, Flutcher Lee Mills of Bellville, GA; three special 
aunts Cora Mikell and Mae Rether Thompkins both of Bellville, GA; and Wilease 
Mills of Claxton, GA; and a host of nephews, nieces and cousins including a special 
cousin who was a constant friend, Wilson Thompson. 
To The Family 
Im Free 
Dont grieve for me, for now Im free; Im following the path God laid for me. 
I took his hand when I heard his call; I turned my back and left it all. 
I could not stay another day; to laugh, to love, to work or play 
Tasks left undone must stay that way; Ive found that place at the close of day. 
If my parting has left a void; then fill it with memories and joy. 
A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss; ah yes, these things I too will miss. 
Be not burdened with times of sorrow; I wish you the sunshine of tomorrow. 
My lifes been full. Ive savored much; good friends, good times, a loved ones 
touch. 
Perhaps my time seemed all too brief; dont lengthen it now with undue grief. 
Lift up your hearts and share with me; God wanted me now, HE SET ME FREE. 
ORDER OF SERVICE 
Processional......... 
Presiding............ 
Scripture............ 
Prayer............... 
Mistress of Ceremony, 
Solo................. 
Madison Young Adult Choir 
........Elder L.E. Freeman 
........Elder Earl Edwards 
........Elder L.E. Freeman 
.....Saint Theresa Mincey 
.....Brother Theron Mincey 
Portsmouth, Virginia 
Remarks.......... 
Remarks.......... 
Solo............. 
Remarks.......... 
Poem............. 
Selection........ 
Acknowledgements 
Solo............. 
Eulogy........... 
Selection........ 
Recessional 
.(Family Members)............Brother Wilson Thompson 
Newark, New Jersey 
.(Childhood Friend)...........Deacon Harold Jones 
............................Brother Herbert Mincey 
..(Childhood Neighbor)..........Saint Mae Etta Smith 
... (Granddaughter)...............Shalondra Smith 
.........................Madison Sons of Harmony 
............................  Saint Theresa Mincey 
....(Nephew)........Reverend Richard M. Hunt, Jr. 
..............................Apostle F.E. Brown 
Pastor, United House of Prayer, Jacksonville, FL. 
.........................Madison Sons of Harmony 
Active Pallbearers 
Brothers-in-law and Nephews 
Floral Attendants 
United House of Prayer Ushers 
And 
Friends of the Family 
Words of Appreciation 
We would like to thank our many family and 
friends for your prayers, flowers, cards, other acts of kindness 
and moral support during the home going of our brother, 
Maurice. A special thank you to our cousin, Wilson 
Thompson, for his loyal friendship to Maurice down through 
the years and especially during his illness. 
A God bless you to Quinette Little and Luretha 
Williams who were supportive caregivers in Roxbury, 
Massachusetts. We would also like to thank the Hospice 
nursed for the exceptional care given to Maurice during his 
last hours. 
May God richly bless each of you is our prayer. 
Services Entrusted to; 
Whitaker Funeral Home 
Metter, Georgia 
Business (912)685-5158