incey 
Sunrise^ Iff Sunset 
December 24,1965 - " July 1, 2017 
Saturday, July 8, 2017 
~ 10:00am ~ 
Hagan Temple Grace Deliverance 
954 Firetower Road  Claxton, GA 30417 
Marsha Ann Mincey began her lifes journey in Claxton, Ga 
on December 24, 1965. She was bom to the late 
Mrs. Priscilla and Mr. Charlie Bob Mincey. She confessed her 
faith in Christ at an early age. She attended Borean Christian 
Church in Stone Mountain, GA. She made her transition on 
July 1, 2017, at the age of 51. 
Left to cherish fond and loving memories one daughter; 
Ms. Sabrina Bronner of Lithonia, GA; One Son Rodrick Mincey 
(Brittany) and 3 grandchildren; Saniya Mincey of Claxton Ga; 
Ayden and Kylan Mincey of Lithonia GA. Three brothers Charlie 
Mincey of Anderson, SC; Bernard Mincey of Jonesboro GA; 
Tyrone Mincey (Felicia) of Anderson, SC; Aunts, Sarah Mincey 
of Statesboro, GA, Surrina Greene (Thomas) of Cleveland, OH, 
Barbara Fennell of Jonesboro, GA; Uncle, Nathaniel Fennell Jr 
(Laura) of Wascilla, AK, A Special daughter Mleea of Lithonia, 
GA and host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other 
loving relatives and friends. 
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Presiding - Evangelist Ramanda Brown 
Prelude 
Processional 
Invocation.............................Pastor Deanna Benjamin 
Scripture 
Old Testament...............................Minister Kim Smith 
New Testament....................Evangelist Constance McClain 
Musical Selection................................C.O.G Choir 
Remarks 
(Family and Friends) 2 Minutes 
A Special Tribute.......................The Class of 1986 
Solo..................................Mr. Anthony Collins 
Acknowledgements........................ Ms. Errika Small 
Musical Selection............................C.O.G Choir 
Spoken Word................................Pastor Greg Stafford 
Parting Glance 
Not How Did She Die 
Not, how did she die, but how did she live? 
Not, what did she gain, but what did she give? 
These are the units to measure the worth 
Of a woman as a woman, regardless of her birth. 
Not what was her church, 
not what was her creed? 
But had she befriended 
those really in need? 
Was she ever ready, with 
words of good cheer. 
To bring back a smile, to 
banish a tear? 
Not what did the sketch in 
the newspaper say. 
But how many were sorry 
when she passed away? 
I cried when you passed away. I cry still today. 
Although I love you dearly, I couldn't make you stay. 
A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest. 
It breaks my heart you're gone but GOD only takes the best! 
As We Look Back 
As we look back over time 
We find ourselves wondering... 
Did we remember to thank you enough 
For all you have done for us? 
For all the times you were by our sides 
To help and support us.. 
To celebrate our successes 
To understand our problems 
And accept our defeats? 
Or for teaching us by your example, 
The value of hard work, good judgment. 
Courage and integrity? 
We wonder if we ever thanked you 
For the sacrifices you made. 
And for the simple things 
Like laughter, smiles and times we shared? 
If we have forgotten to show our 
Gratitude enough for all the things you did. 
We're thanking you now. 
And we are hoping you knew all along. 
How much you meant to us. 
Ladies Class of 1986 
Gentlemen Class of 1986 
In all times and through all things, friendship is a 
steadfast reminder that love endures. We wish to 
express our sincere appreciation for all acts of 
kindness shown to us during this time of 
bereavement. Special Thanks to The Class of 1986 
and Co- Workers of Life Line Screening 
May God bless all of you. 
The Family of Marsha Ann Mincey 
Services Entrusted To: 
Moody Funeral Home