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Glenda (Geneva) Cowart
Mrs. Glenda (Geneva) Cowart,
77, went to be with her Lord and
Savior on Monday, October 23,
2023.
Geneva was bom November 27,
1945 in Atlanta, was a homemaker
and member of Sardis Baptist
Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband of 59 years Don Cowart
and brother, Leamon Davis.
Graveside services will be 2:00 pm Friday, October 27,
2023 at the Habersham United Methodist Cemetery with
Rev. Roy D. Cates officiating. Visitation will be after the
service.
Survivors include her daughter, Wendy Davis (Gregory)
of Sardis; granddaughter, Sydney E. Skinner and 3 great
grandchildren; Drake, Skylar and Wryn; her siblings,
Theresa Plante (Michael), Danny Nelson (Rose), and
Frankie Nelson, (Julie), her sister-in-law, Alice Lynn
Fennell of Sardis and several nieces and nephews.
Crowe-Fields Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Crowe-Fields
Funeral Home
Eileen Duff Beauregard
seven great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends on Sunday, October 29,
2023, from 2 PM. to 4 PM. at Thompson-Strickland-
Waters Funeral Home.
A funeral will be held at a later date in Newcomerstown,
Ohio.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be
made to Sylvania First United Methodist Church, Post
Office Box 258, Sylvania, Georgia 30467 or Ogeechee
Area Hospice, 200 Donehoo Street, Statesboro, Georgia
30458.
Please share your thoughts and memories about Eileen and
her life at www.thompsonstricklandwaters.com.
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Michael "Mike" Hall
Sylvania - With heavy hearts, we
share the passing of Eileen Duff
Beauregard of Sylvania, Georgia,
on October 26, 2023, at the age
of 97.
She was predeceased by her
husband. Dean Beauregard, her
parents, Paul Hawthorne and Alta
Craig Duff; her siblings, Francis
and Dana Duff. She is survived by
her daughters, Deborah Cleveland
Dunaway (Thomas, III) and Carol
Ayers (Phillip) and her grandchildren, Blake Hansford
Cleveland (Beth), Anita Beauregard Cleveland Crane
(Andrew) and Duff Beauregard Ayers (Ashley). She leaves
Mr. Michael “Mike” Hall, 72,
died Thursday, October 26, 2023
at Piedmont Augusta Hospital.
He was born in Jenkins County
to the late Gene and Jean Waters
Hall, a U. S. Army veteran, was
a retired Senior Conductor for
Norfolk Southern Railroad and
was a member of Millen Baptist
Church.
Mike loved the outdoors which
included hunting, fishing, playing
with grandchildren at St. Simons, camping, motorcycle
rides, and riding with his canine buddy Luke on the golf
cart.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Joe Hall and
brother-in-law Tom Hamilton.
Graveside services were held at 11:00 am Monday,
October 30, 2023 at the Millen Cemetery with Rev. Brad
Asbury officiating.
Survivors include his loving wife of 48 years, Myra
Cheney Hall; sons, Jess Hall and Pate Hall (Virginia) of
St. Simons Island; grandchildren, Jasper and Julian Hall;
sisters, Ann Hall Hamilton and Kay Hall Fleming (Johnny)
of Millen; and very special first cousin Sherri Smith.
Nephews were Honorary Pallbearers. . ,,
Crowe-Fields
Funeral Home
Henry Lee Royal, Sr.
Henry Lee Royal Sr., 82, passed away peacefully at his daughter’s home on Wednesday, October
18,2023.
He was born in Jenkins County on February 4, 1941 to B. Frank Royal and Jannie Williams Royal.
He was one of six children.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother, Charles Royal Sr. and sister, Mary R. Bragg.
He was a retired parts manager for H. L. Cook Company and Brooks Chevrolet. He was a Baptist
and previously attended West Millen Baptist Church and Oak Hill Baptist Church.
He loved his family, his friends, and his community. Henry’s legacy will live on through the love
and joy he spread, the lives he touched, and the lasting relationships he built.
Graveside services were held at 3:00 pm Sunday, October 22, 2023, at Millen Cemetery.
Survivors include his, seven children, Ingrid Royal, Lee Royal II (Jenny), Perry Royal (Bessie),
Wesley Hendrix, Angel Arnsdorf (Casey), Corey Royal, and Kryslynn Royal (Dominic); siblings,
Betty R. Bolton of Statesboro, Royce Rhinehart of Millen, and Larry Royal (Cheryl) of Augusta; and
several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Crowe-Fields
Funeral Home
2023 MLK
Scholarship Donors
Without the following individuals and businesses the
scholarship drive could not have been successful. There
was nearly $7,000 raised!
Thank you everyone who contributed.
Dreamers $150.00 or above
B&T Food Fresh Market,
Vera Clark Bussey,
Country Wayne,
Daisy J. Gordon,
Betty Green,
JD’s Beauty/Barber Salon (Lucretia Davis),
Jenkins County Senior Center (Lee Wilson/Lisa Dailey),
Mabell Johnson,
Julia Lassiter,
Tammie Lovett & F amily,
(Raphel, Rhonda, Reggie, Kimberly),
Gloria Mills,
Arthur Milton, DBA,
A &A Bus Lines
Myrtis Reese,
Johnnie Mae Sherrod,
Dr. Giovanni R Shumake,
Darryl & Patricia Simpkins,
LaShawn Spells, Spells Backhoe Services,
Spring Creek Auction,
Jenkins County Times,
Thomas Wadley,
William Grove Missionary Baptist Church,
(Pastor Bobby Williams, Jr.).
Advocates/ $100.00 or above
J B Logging, LLC,
Reginald & Chandra Johnson,
Tylisha Jones,
Kelsey Chapel Baptist Church, (Pastor Danny Bennett),
Carrie Lovett,
Gloria Ogelsby,
Robert Olgesby, Sheriff,
Hiller Spann,
Charlie & Elnora Taylor.
Friends/ $75.00 or above
Needful Baptist Church (Pastor James Waltower)
Supporters/ $50.00 or above
Irene M.Drummer,
Eagle Pharmacy,
Mary Francis Lattimore,
Louis Mitchell,
Mt Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, (Pastor Leroy Jordan, Jr.),
Vetta Resse
John Solsberry
Mary Ruffin
Delphine & James Edward Swanson, Sr.,
Bryan & Mandy Underwood.
Donation/ $ 25.00 or above
Jerry Badie,
Jeffery Ball, Sr.,
Pastor Danny & Verna Bennett,
Johnathan Carter,
Andy Coney,
Mary S. Coney,
Melvin Coney,
Pierre Coney
Turquoise R. Coney
Adrian Griffin
Thomas & Keisha Hudson
Michael Knight
Darryl Lacue,
Lamar Lovett,
Charlie Moore,
Leamon Moore,
Johnny Mosley,
Robert lee Muckerson,
Newton Service Station,
Krystal Reed,
Annette Roberson,
Roy Lee & Gloria Robinson,
Suggs & Friends,
Stephanie Odum,
Lori Taylor,
Tyquira Wadley,
Rayford Whitehead,
Annette S. Williams,
Karen Wilson
flyrcns That
Touch the fteart
Matthew 7:12 - Do Unto Others
In Matthew 7:12 it says," So in everything, do to others
what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the
Law and the Prophets."
Not only is this written in scripture. The Nelons have
written a song on this particular subject. "Do unto others".
Have you ever encountered that one person who does
not want to pay the amount of money they owe to you?
Recently, I have.
Now, I have to say, I pay my bills. I have never decided
one day, I am just not going to pay that. I was raised you
pay your debts and you pay your debts on time. At the same
time, I was taught that you do unto others as you would
have them do unto you. I remember a scripture that my
Dad would always quote,, “The wicked borroweth, and
payeth not again: but the righteous sheweth mercy, and
giveth.” Psalms 37:21.
Being raised in a Christian family, you and I both know
the importance of paying what you owe. Of course, when
we are younger, we learn that money does not grow on
trees and sometimes, we live paycheck to paycheck, or use
a credit card to the limit, not really knowing what we were
doing. But, never would Inot pay what was owed.
The NELSON'S
As a Christian, we all signed up to do what is right and
what the Lord commands of us. To love each other and live
by the scriptures set forth by him.
The best we can all do is to hold fast to the scripture
Romans 13:7, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God
what is God's." Pay everyone what you owe him: taxes
to whom taxes are due, revenue to whom revenue is due,
respect to whom respect is due, and honor to whom honor
is due".
This particular song has some fantastic lyrics, it may not
be what we all want to hear, but it is still very true.
Brothers & sisters what the Bible says is true,
you must do unto others as you'd have them do to you.
Chorus:
You've got to just do unto others,
we're all sisters & brothers,
do unto others as you'd have them do to you.
Well a man can go to college & still be a worthless fool,
what good is a head full of knowledge if you don't know
the golden rule.
When someone's wagon gets stuck in the mud,
help push them to the bam or some
day when your wagon gets stuck,
you'll be there til the judgment mom.
When you climb up to success,
don't snub the people on the ground cause brother
when your luck gets turned you meet the same people
coming down.
Oh,when someone tells you gossip,
keep it locked up on the shelf,
cause you can't sling mud at people & expect to keep
clean yourself.
THE
COTTON GIN
" Millen f s Florisf'
Since 1987
478.982.2153
717 Cotton Ave.
Millen, GA
