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Obituary For Pauline Evans Williams Hall

Mrs. Pauline Evans Williams Hall, age 95, departed life on Monday April 20, 2020 at Comfort Creek Nursing Home in Wadley, Ga.

Graveside services will be held Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at 2:00 P.M. at Pierce Grove Baptist Church Cemetery,

Viewing will be held today from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. at Davis Funeral Home,

She was born September 02, 1925 in Bartow, Ga. She worked for Jefferson County School System as a Cafeteria Cook for many years. Mrs. Pauline Hall was a devoted member of Pierce Grove Baptist Church, Bartow, Ga. She was well known in her community for homemade cakes, pies, and southern cooking. Pauline was born to the parentage of the late Dan Evans and Beatrice Williams Evans, who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Archie Hall, siblings, Louis (Willie Mae) Evans and Lena Scott and children Imogene Grier and Samuel Williams.

Survivors includes her children: Elton Williams III, Wadley, Ga., Mae Florence Gamble Williams, Albany, Ga., Shirley W. Brown, Wadley, Ga., Barbara (Leroy) Wilcher, Wadley, Ga., and Zora (Tim) Gale Allen, Leesburg, Ga; A host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives.

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What a pleasing assurance to know that you're finally home again. That you're in a place where age and aches don't exist. Where pain nor prejudice can gain access. Where tears nor trials reside. Where weaknesses and death shall never enter. You're home. You don't have to pray to your God any more--you can just talk to him face to face now. And you don't have to open your Bible and read about Jesus, John, Peter, Paul, Mary, the disciples, Jeremiah, Joshua or any of our forefathers or predecessors. You can just join hands with them and stroll around Heaven all day. You don't have to sing songs of praise or hymns in your heart any longer, now you sing them before the Throne of Grace with the angelic choir. Your work here is done. And now all that remains is for you to hear God say, "Well done, my good and faithful servant. Well done. In you I am well pleased. Come unto me and take your rest." Rest, Auntie. Rest from your trials, troubles, and tribulations. For God has rescued you from the wickedness of this world and has called you home unto and into a perfect rest He has prepared for you. Yes, I'll miss you, but my heart will yet be glad, because I know you are now at rest. I love you and pray to walk the streets of glory with you again someday--both of us with our new and glorified bodies. But for now--rest in the bosom of Jesus. Your niece and nephew, Samuel and Sharleen Williams.

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