(Mrs. Coot) 
 
Monday, June 10, 2013 
11:00 A.M. 
Green Cypress Missionary Baptist Church 
Bishop A. C. Pierce, Pastor 
Interment: 
Historic Mt Pleasant 
Missionary Baptist Church 
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Processional 
 
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Viewing 
Presiding....... 
Prayer......... 
Seiection....... 
Scripture 
Oid Testament- 
New Testament. 
Soio............ 
Dr. Artis Carsweil Jr. 
...Dr. Linda Roberts 
..............Choir 
.Dea. Jonas Wiiliams 
..Dea. Junior Paimer 
...Yolanda Johnson 
Remarks: 
As Her Deacon....................Dea. Roosevelt Palmer 
Representative from Senior Center......Mr. C. B. Waters 
Obituary and Acknowiedgments.......Moodys Funeral Home 
Selection.........................................Choir 
Solo..................................Pastor Onassis Clay 
Eulogy................................Bishop A. C. Pierce 
Recessionai 
Mrs. Lillie Mae (Coot) Baitman was born to the late 
Andrew and Farrie B. Beasley on October 5,1931 in Evans 
County. She was a faithful member of Green Cyprus 
Missionary Baptist Church. She was an active member of 
the concerted services senior center. 
She was preceded in death by her son, Mr. Charles 
A. Beasley, three brothers, Henry T. Riley, Tearges Riley, 
Ernest (Jabo) Williams, and two sisters Pauline Bryant and 
Gennie Carrie Byrd. 
She leaves to cherish her precious memories, a 
husband of 46 years Mr. Eugene (Shep) Baitman. Three 
daughters Debra Jenkins, Joyce Williams (Marvin) and 
Sylvia Porter (Jerry); one son, Kenneth L. Beasley, one 
brother Joseph (Pa) Williams, one sister Irene Williams of 
Bushnell, FL; two brother-in-laws Robert Baitman and Terry 
Baitman of Statesboro, GA; five sister-in-laws Willie Mae 
Walton of Millen GA, Mary Baitman of New York, Katherine 
Baitman of New Jersey, Florie Mae Baitman of Florida, and 
Lizzie Burney of Claxton, GA; She also leaves a niece 
Marie Green who she reared as her own. She leaves 17 
grandchildren, 34 great grand children and two great-great 
grandchildren. And a host of nieces, nephrews, relatives 
and friends. 
Im sorry I had to leave you 
My loved ones, oh so dear 
But you se 
His voii 
I had ma 
A heavin 
And l;knew 
aster called me, 
very clear! 
y reservation 
ticket for one, 
He would call me 
Whi^ He felt my work was done. 
I knoi|K that your hearts are heavy 
B^ca^se I have gone away 
but wheb the Master called me, 
I knew I could not stay. 
Yes, Ikn ^rry I h^to leave you 
<>nes ^ so dear. 
But yoir jBee, the Master called me 
An^ow Im resting here. 
Yes, Ive crossed on over to glory 
And, to you all I say 
Just stay In the hands of Jesus 
And we^^eet agpjn someday. 
Grandma, these many days you have heen here, you 
have done your work and you have taught us many things 
by listening and learning from you. We love and miss you, 
it was your time, rest in peace. 
__Tyqilla 
It is with profound gratitude that we graciousiy acknowledge the many 
king expressions of condolences extended to us in the passing of our 
loved one, Mrs. Lillie Mae (Coot) Baitman. The treasured memory of 
your generosity and kindness will always embrace our hearts we are 
grateful to God for expressing His love through you and pray his 
blessings always abide in your life. 
Repast: The home of Pator Onassis & Lutrenda Clay 
In case of rain: 
Cleo Griffin Building 
158 Ridge Street Ciaxton, GA 30417 
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Calvin Riley Sr. 
Reginald Riley 
Thurman Riley 
Ronald Riley 
Albelene Jones 
Bobby Thompkins 
James Riley 
Darrell Haper 
Matthew Beal 
Jerry Porter 
Thernell Mills 
Duane Nunnally 
Family and Friends 
A Special Thanks to Onassis, Trenda, Tyqilla, and Tyquan for taking 
care of our Mother. 
The Daughters 
Professional Services Entrusted to: 
Moodys Funeral Home 
201 Church Street 
Claxton, Georgia 
(9121 739-4932 
Owner Waymon Moody Manager Greg Stewart 
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