MCelebration of ILife

of0lrst. fUtfie M ae Sreene

January 22, 1925 - November 3, 2011

Wednesday, November 9, 2011, i:oo P.M.

Kinsey & Walton Funeral Home 3618 Peach Orchard Road

Augusta, GA 30906

Bishop Bernard Bush, Officiating

Obituary

On Thursday, November 3, 2011, Lizzie Mae Greene received her angel wings to return home to our father in heaven. She may rest from her labor. She was born to the late Julian Jones and Mattie Bell on January 22, 1925 in Augusta, GA, Richmond County, Georgia. She accepted Jesus Christ in her life at Hale Street Baptist Church by the late Reverend E. A. Brown and remained a servant of God until her last breath. Many years she provided Hale Street Baptist flower arrangements for many occasions through her home based business, L. G. Florist. Retired from VA Hospital several years ago but continued to remain active in the community.

Lizzie was loved by all that knew her. She lived a humble life giving her all to everyone. She was a Worthy Matron of Heroines of Jericho; District Deputy of #16, Order of Eastern Star; Bright Morning Star; M.A. Jones Court #577; F&A.A.Y. Masons, friends and family including her extended (Bush) family.

She leaves to cherish her loving memories one son: Charlie P. Greene, Jr., daughter- n- law, Agnes Bush, daughter, Willie Mae Hibbler and a son-n- law, Alonzo Hibbler, grandchildren; Charlene Murray, Charlene Hardwick- Kyler, Rodtrellus and Kimberly Greene, and Tonya Greene, Milton and Darren Hibbler. Great-grands: Marquel and Zakiwwah Murray Charmaine Kyler, Kayla Greene and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be 1:00 pm, Wednesday, November 9, 2011, at Kinsey & Walton Chapel with Bishop Bernard Bush, officiating. Interment will follow in Cedar Grove Cemetery, 120 Watkins Street.

Order of Service

ProcessionalMusic: Karen Gordon

Presiding: Darren Hibbler

Scripture................................................... Darren HibblerPrayer....................................................... Alonzo HibblerWords of Comfort....................................Frank Bush, Sr.Acknowledgements................................ Darren Hibbler

Obituary (read silently)Poem............................................................ Eastern Star

ResolutionCeremony......................................... Heroines of JerichoSolo.............................................................Pamela GrantEulogy............................................Bishop Bernard Bush

Recessional

IntermentWednesday, November 9, 2011

Cedar Grove Cemetery 120 Watkins Street

PallbearersFrank L. Bush, Jr. Antron Bush Darren Hibbler

Maurice Bush Robert Crawford Milton Hibbler

Acknowledgements

We, the family of Lizzie M. Greene would like to express our sincere appreciation for the expressions of love and kindness extended the family during her illness. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. May God continue to bless and keep each and every one of you. - Charlie P. Greene, Jr. & Agnes B. Bush

Special thanks from Lizzie Greene...Let my life be an example of how a life of giving is rewarding. You all know that I enjoyed my life and strived to do good deeds to ensure that my living was not in vain. When I became unable to reach out to others, I found myself surrounded by loved ones to care for me. I let go and let God. Today I want you to listen to your own heart and respond to that that is good. Goodness is of God. Embrace it even when it is not clear. Just trust in God. Let go and let God and witness his touch. Thank you all for letting God use you to care for me. This was five years of a challenge mixed with fun and laughter and I love you for it. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I will see you again.

In Loving Memory of Lizzie Mae Greene...Grandma will always be remembered for the sunshine she brought us. She expressed the joy in her heart by giving and ensuring that all was lovely. It breaks our heart to know that others will not get to meet her. We have learned from her and hope that our living will be a reflection of her in Jesus name. She left us with a good lesson and holds us accountable to spread love, practice patience, to remain productive all the time. Be a happy and have fun. Enjoy a life in sharing. It is worth it. Your Grandchildren.....