IN LOVING MEMORY AZZIE LEE DUNCAN ( no dates given) The proud grandmother of 19 grandchildren who love her grandchildren would like to remember grandmama in loving ways, going out to eat, sitting out under the shade trees, going to Springhill Community Church for Sunday School, humming her favorite songs as she washed clothes or tended to her beautiful gardens. We also want to remember her kind ways feeding us and the neighborhood kids. Grandma we love you for the times you prayed with us and the times you gave us advice, for the times you put your loving hands out to catch us from falling by the wayside. We just want to say thanks and we will never forget you. We love you and one day I pray we will all be together again. I cannot say it enough, we love you Grandma, all 19 of us. IN LOVING MEMORY DONALD M. GODWIN, SR. Sept. 7, 1936-June 2, 1998 We did not know that morning that God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same. It broke our heats to lose you, you did not go alone. For parts of us went with you, the God called you home. You left us peaceful memories, your love is still our guide. And though we cannot see you, you are always at our side. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same. But as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. Sadly missed by your family, Wife, Barbara Godwin and children, Artie, Wayne, Mark, Chris and Mandy. (photo) CARD OF THANKS MR. LEMAR WALLACE (photo) The Wallace Family would like to extend thanks to everyone for their condolences, prayers and support in our time of bereavement in the passing of Mr. Lemar Wallace. may God bless each of you. (no dates given) RECEPTION HONORS VELMA SAWYER ON 90TH BIRTHDAY (PHOTO) Mrs. Velma Sawyer of Castleberry was recently honor(ed) with a reception given by her children to celebrate her 90th birthday. "Granny" has so many grandchildren to keep up with. Teh last cunt (count) she had was eight 5th generation grandchildren and expecting two more 4th generation. Mrs. Velma not only is blessed with such a large loving family but also so many friends she had made for generations. Mrs. Sawyer has a very large church family. To make this a very special day, we wanted to share our mother with all her friends. The reception was held at London Baptist Church in Castleberry.Mama's life and the example she has set before us offers all her fmily a great challenge to model our lives after her own. Christ shows His love throught her. mama has alsways extended God's love to us. We love her greatly. We look forward to God continuing to Bless her with many more years of good health! Mrs. Sawyer is the widow of Wallace Sawyer. Her children are the late Jean Bartlett, Jerome Sawyer, the late Wayne Sawyer, Charles Sawyer, Joyce Gleaves, Eleanor lambert, Dondald Sawyer, Sylvia Browning and marilyn Vonderau. Mrs. Sawyer has one brother living, Clarence Dewberry who is 92. She has five deceased sisters, Inez Cazrter, Nannie Mae Green, Ollie Baggett, Annie Bwell Whitten, and Emma Kast and two deceased brothers, Marvin Dewberry and Hannis Raines. MR. & MRS WARREN CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (Photo) Robert and Anmn Estelle Bodiford Warren celebrated their 50th wedding anniversay on June 1st. They are orginally from Castleberry and were married on June 1, 1955 in Montgomery. They have 2 children and 2 grandchildren. Their son, Don Warren, daughter-in-law Marlene and grandchildren, Christi and Taylor live in marietta, Georgia. Their daughter, Rene' Warren Sweatt, and son-in-law Mark, aslo live in marietta, Georgia. The Warrens have lived in Roswell, Georgia for the past 25 years. Robert retired from the U.S. Navy in Great Lakes, Illinois(1968), Aetna Life & Casuality, Atlants, Georgia (1991)and Crawford & Company, marietta, Georgia (1996). Robert and Ann will celebrate their golden anniversary at a later date at a family diner party to be hosted by their daughter and son-in-law. NOTE....OBITS will follow later