HoMEGOiivG Service 
February 2b, 1*?52 
April e 2009 
Bro. Vlle James Collins 
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Scturckiy, Afxil 18, 2009 
tOB p.m. 
Unfed House of Prayer For Al PeopJe 
20? North Brood Street 
Cloxton, Georgia 30417 
ApKDsrie C. R. Durham, OfficicaTt 
Scmt Elder W. Brooks, Eulo^st 
LOVING MEMORIES OE BRO. WILLIE JAMES COLLINS 
WILLIE JAMES COLLINS was bom February 26, 1952 to the late Deacon Eddie Collins and Saint Robbie Mae 
Collins of Claxton, Georgia. 
Willie James was a lifelong member of the United House of Prayer For All People. As a child, he was very energetic 
and had many friends. Willie James loved his family dearly. 
As an adult, Willie James continued to be very kindhearted and charismatic. He was very outgoing as well as 
outspoken...his persona seemed at times, "larger than life". He was sharp-witted, intelligent and knowledgeable. 
Willie James' character and personality allowed him to adapt to any social environment. 
On April 12, 2009, EASTER RESURRECTION SUNDAY, God called Willie James home to rest. 
To cherish his memory, Willie James leaves two daughters, LaConda D. Collins-Lawrence of Fort Eustis, Virginia 
and Chandra D. Robinson of Atlanta, Georgia, and seven grandchildren, Thomas J. Collins, Dynesha Collins, Nadia 
Lawrence, Ashia Lawrence, Jayden Miller-Lawrence, Cameron Robinson and Casey Robinson. He also leaves to 
mourn his sister, Robbie Annette Brown of Claxton, Georgia, his brother, Jimmy Collins of Portsmouth, Virginia 
and Vicki Sgagias, a special and dear friend. Mr. Collins leaves 11 nieces and nephews Roslyn Lowe of Decatur, 
Georgia, Katha Collins of Rahway, New Jersey, Gregory Collins of Clinton, Maryland, Linnex Hines of 
Montgomery, Alabama, Nicole Brown of Alpharetta, Georgia, Jimmy Collins, Jr. of Orlando, Florida, Sheronda 
Collins of Elizabeth, New Jersey, Eddie Lamont Collins of Rahway, New Jersey, Travis Collins of Portsmouth, 
Virginia, Marcus Collins of Orlando, Florida and Stephanie Collins of Portsmouth, Virginia. He also leaves a host 
of grandnieces, grandnephews, aunts, cousins and friends and a special cousin, Mae Helen Sherwood of Charlotte, 
North Carolina. He was preceded in death by his parents as well as his two brothers, Eddie B. Collins and Thomas 
Collins. 
PRECIOUS MEMORIES 
ORDER. OF SERVICE 
Apostle C.R. Durham, Officiant 
Savannah, Georgia 
Processional 
Scripture.............. 
Old Testament 
Nexv Testament 
Prayer................ 
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Reflections On His Life 
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Remarks............... 
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Obituary 
Acknowledgments. 
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Eulogy 
Selection 
Viewing.... 
Recessional 
Apostle T. L. Mikell, 
Claxton, Georgia 
......Apostle J. Mapp, Pastor 
Claxton, Georgia 
....Bailey Young Adult Choir 
Bellville, Georgia 
.......Bailey Sounds of Love 
Atlanta, Georgia 
.........Mr. Jimmy L. Brown 
Hagan, Georgia 
...........Bailey Adult Choir 
Atlanta, Georgia 
.......Bailey Sounds of Love 
Atlanta, Georgia 
Apostle M. Johnson, Jr., Pastor 
Atlanta, Georgia 
........Deacon Kelly Mincey 
Bellville, Georgia 
.............Sis. Rena Mainer 
Claxton, Georgia 
..Moody Funeral Home Staff 
.............St. Joyce Blocton 
Atlanta, Georgia 
..............Soimds of Love 
Atlanta, Georgia 
........Saint Elder W. Brooks 
Atlanta, Georgia 
..............Sounds of Love 
Atlanta, Georgia 
...Moody Funeral Home Staff 
INTERMENT 
Hagan Cemetery 
Hagan, Georgia 
PALLBEARERS 
Mr. Jimmy Brown 
Mr. Wilson Burgess 
Deacon Gary Holland 
Deacon Lanice Mikell 
Deacon Willie Mikell, Sr. 
Mr. Charles Stewart 
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 
We, the family of Bro. Willie James Collins, sincerely thank you for your acts of kindness 
extended to us during our time of bereavement. May God bless and keep you always. 
 
Repast will be served at the United House of Prayer For All People 
immediately following interment. 
 
Professional Services by 
MOODY FUNERAL HOME 
CLAXTON, GEORGIA