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T hank Y ou, Mom from Sharon Trimble
Thank you, Mom, for all that you have done,
Celebration of Life for
Pal l bearers Cortney Trimble KenDarius Trimble CorDarius Trimble DeMarcus Trimble Keondre Trimble Alvin Woods, Jr.
For giving me strength, when I had none. Thank you for simply being there, When it seemed no one else cared. I will always cherish the love we shared. Thank you for teaching me the true meaning of love; I know everything great within you came from above. Thank you for giving me the passion to help others.
Fl ower Bearers Katrice Small Shameika Woods Kimberly DeVaughn DeBrecca DeVaughn Angelia Southward Wyneka Woods
I could not have prayed for, or borrowed, a greater mother. God made no mistake when he brought me into your life; For 48 years, you made me feel safe, despite my fears. You were kind, compassionate, graceful, and a true beauty. You always stressed the importance of unity. I know all of the pain I am going through
Acknowl edgement
The family of Mrs. Savannah Woods Campbell would like to thank everyone for their kind expressions. Your phone calls, visits, flowers, thoughts and prayers have all helped greatly during our time of bereavement. May God continue to bless each of you, is our prayer.
I knew you were a very strong woman. Although none of us were ready for you to leave, You knew the stairway of Heaven was in front of you. You will always have a special place in my heart; I will miss you as you go home to be with God.
Sunrise
Sunset
July 2, 2017 Saturday, July 8, 2017 1:00 PM
You touched the hearts of everyone you were around,
Even at the end you said, “I am not worried.”
Woods Campbel l
July 20, 1947
Will soon get easier, because I know God has greater plans for you.
And there was nothing in this world that could get you down.
Mrs. Savannah
Professional Services Entrusted To
BURTON’S FUNERAL HOME 607 East Martin L. King Hwy. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.burtonsfuneralhome.com Tuskegee, Alabama 36083 Tel. 334 727-2120 Fax: 334 727-1330
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church 33800 County Road 2 Shorter, Alabama 36075
Interment
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Reverend Robert Evans, Pastor Reverend Samuel Howard, Officiating
Obit uary
Mrs. Savannah Campbel l was born on July 20,
1947, to the late James and Juanita Woods, Sr. She was preceded in death by both parents; her brothers, James Woods, Jr., and Calvin Woods; grandson, Cordarius J. Trimble; and granddaughter, Emerica Howard. She departed this life on Sunday, July 2, 2017. Savannah accepted Christ at an early age and joined Mount Olive Baptist Church, where she was a faithful member, serving as the church secretary until her death. She joined the Sisters of Christ organization and was a member for 16 years. Savannah graduated from Prairie Farm School. She was employed at the Sewing Factory in Tuskegee, Alabama until it closed. She was a caretaker for the elderly for many years and a volunteer at the Tysonville Center, helping any way she could. She also worked at Victoryland in the kitchen for many years. Savannah enjoyed cooking, and feeding the hungry, and people who simply enjoyed her cooking. She leaves to cherish her memory: a devoted husband of 17 years, Anthony Campbell; three daughters, Sharon (Jerome) Trimble of Montgomery, Alabama, Tanya (Andrew) Jemison of Atlanta, Georgia, and Chudney Trimble of Tuskegee, Alabama; one son, Paul (Jeanna) Trimble, Jr., of Lacey, Washington; one stepdaughter, Wendy Campbell of Freeport, New York; 13 grandchildren, Cortney (Dana) Trimble of Shorter, Alabama, DeMarcus Trimble, KenDarius Trimble, CorDarius Trimble, Keondre Trimble, Michael Trimble, all of Montgomery, Alabama, Cambria Trimble, Malcolm Toure of Atlanta, Georgia, Jeremiah, Jazmier, and Jada Lewis and Treyvon and Marquis Trimble of Lacey, Washington; six great-grandchildren, Alissa Trimble of Atlanta, Georgia, Daishauna, DeNaishia, and Dallynn Trimble, Dorien and Deon Cook of Shorter, Alabama; three sisters, Mary (Cornelius) Trimble of Pontiac, Michigan, Claudia (Henry) DeVaughn of Shorter, Alabama, and Angela Brooks of Montgomery, Alabama; four brothers, Willie Joe Woods of Selma, Alabama, Jerome Woods of Pontiac, Michigan, Eddie Charles (Mary) Woods and Alvin (Brenda) Woods of Shorter, Alabama; one aunt, Ida Powe of Old Saybrook, Connecticut; a host of nieces and nephews; and devoted friends, Louis Browder, Remona and John Lazenby.
Order of Service Processional Solo......... It’s in My Heart................Paul Nickerson Scripture Old Testament.............. Reverend Robert Evans New Testament............. Reverend Robert Evans Prayer................................. Reverend Robert Evans Solo..........Take Me to the King........Jermanda Cliett Poem.........................................DeMarcus Trimble Reflections............................... Two minutes, please Solo.......... I Give Myself Away.............. Bro. Jenkins Eulogy............................Reverend Samuel Howard Recessional
Precious Memories
Thank you, Mom, for all that you have done,
Celebration of Life for
Pal l bearers Cortney Trimble KenDarius Trimble CorDarius Trimble DeMarcus Trimble Keondre Trimble Alvin Woods, Jr.
For giving me strength, when I had none. Thank you for simply being there, When it seemed no one else cared. I will always cherish the love we shared. Thank you for teaching me the true meaning of love; I know everything great within you came from above. Thank you for giving me the passion to help others.
Fl ower Bearers Katrice Small Shameika Woods Kimberly DeVaughn DeBrecca DeVaughn Angelia Southward Wyneka Woods
I could not have prayed for, or borrowed, a greater mother. God made no mistake when he brought me into your life; For 48 years, you made me feel safe, despite my fears. You were kind, compassionate, graceful, and a true beauty. You always stressed the importance of unity. I know all of the pain I am going through
Acknowl edgement
The family of Mrs. Savannah Woods Campbell would like to thank everyone for their kind expressions. Your phone calls, visits, flowers, thoughts and prayers have all helped greatly during our time of bereavement. May God continue to bless each of you, is our prayer.
I knew you were a very strong woman. Although none of us were ready for you to leave, You knew the stairway of Heaven was in front of you. You will always have a special place in my heart; I will miss you as you go home to be with God.
Sunrise
Sunset
July 2, 2017 Saturday, July 8, 2017 1:00 PM
You touched the hearts of everyone you were around,
Even at the end you said, “I am not worried.”
Woods Campbel l
July 20, 1947
Will soon get easier, because I know God has greater plans for you.
And there was nothing in this world that could get you down.
Mrs. Savannah
Professional Services Entrusted To
BURTON’S FUNERAL HOME 607 East Martin L. King Hwy. E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.burtonsfuneralhome.com Tuskegee, Alabama 36083 Tel. 334 727-2120 Fax: 334 727-1330
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church 33800 County Road 2 Shorter, Alabama 36075
Interment
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Reverend Robert Evans, Pastor Reverend Samuel Howard, Officiating
Obit uary
Mrs. Savannah Campbel l was born on July 20,
1947, to the late James and Juanita Woods, Sr. She was preceded in death by both parents; her brothers, James Woods, Jr., and Calvin Woods; grandson, Cordarius J. Trimble; and granddaughter, Emerica Howard. She departed this life on Sunday, July 2, 2017. Savannah accepted Christ at an early age and joined Mount Olive Baptist Church, where she was a faithful member, serving as the church secretary until her death. She joined the Sisters of Christ organization and was a member for 16 years. Savannah graduated from Prairie Farm School. She was employed at the Sewing Factory in Tuskegee, Alabama until it closed. She was a caretaker for the elderly for many years and a volunteer at the Tysonville Center, helping any way she could. She also worked at Victoryland in the kitchen for many years. Savannah enjoyed cooking, and feeding the hungry, and people who simply enjoyed her cooking. She leaves to cherish her memory: a devoted husband of 17 years, Anthony Campbell; three daughters, Sharon (Jerome) Trimble of Montgomery, Alabama, Tanya (Andrew) Jemison of Atlanta, Georgia, and Chudney Trimble of Tuskegee, Alabama; one son, Paul (Jeanna) Trimble, Jr., of Lacey, Washington; one stepdaughter, Wendy Campbell of Freeport, New York; 13 grandchildren, Cortney (Dana) Trimble of Shorter, Alabama, DeMarcus Trimble, KenDarius Trimble, CorDarius Trimble, Keondre Trimble, Michael Trimble, all of Montgomery, Alabama, Cambria Trimble, Malcolm Toure of Atlanta, Georgia, Jeremiah, Jazmier, and Jada Lewis and Treyvon and Marquis Trimble of Lacey, Washington; six great-grandchildren, Alissa Trimble of Atlanta, Georgia, Daishauna, DeNaishia, and Dallynn Trimble, Dorien and Deon Cook of Shorter, Alabama; three sisters, Mary (Cornelius) Trimble of Pontiac, Michigan, Claudia (Henry) DeVaughn of Shorter, Alabama, and Angela Brooks of Montgomery, Alabama; four brothers, Willie Joe Woods of Selma, Alabama, Jerome Woods of Pontiac, Michigan, Eddie Charles (Mary) Woods and Alvin (Brenda) Woods of Shorter, Alabama; one aunt, Ida Powe of Old Saybrook, Connecticut; a host of nieces and nephews; and devoted friends, Louis Browder, Remona and John Lazenby.
Order of Service Processional Solo......... It’s in My Heart................Paul Nickerson Scripture Old Testament.............. Reverend Robert Evans New Testament............. Reverend Robert Evans Prayer................................. Reverend Robert Evans Solo..........Take Me to the King........Jermanda Cliett Poem.........................................DeMarcus Trimble Reflections............................... Two minutes, please Solo.......... I Give Myself Away.............. Bro. Jenkins Eulogy............................Reverend Samuel Howard Recessional
Precious Memories
