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You Wont Find a Man Like Jesus

August 21, 2015
 


You may search from sea to sea, but one thing is clear to me, you wont find a man like Jesus. Like Jesus, Like Jesus, no you won't find a man like Jesus.


You may search from sho to sho,but you won't find a man like Jesus
You may search up in the air, You may  search where ere you go, but you won't find a man like Jesus. No You wont find a man like Jesus. (repeat)



 

Invitation- Just Come

August 21, 2015



There is nothing better than knowing Jesus
            (Christ forgives you of all your sins, he died on the cross at Calvary for the sins of all mankind, regardless of your past, just confess and believe.

       For God so love the world he gave his only begotten Son, John 3:16)

   He will pick you up and turn life you around.
(Through his grace you will be saved. Just come as you are, He loves you)                           
You ought to know him, get to know him,

                          right now today. He (Jesus) gets sweeter as the days 
goes by,
(his yoke is easy and his burdens light)
you ought to know him, get to know him, right now, today.
 
                                          Right now is all there is, yesterday is gone,                                       tomorrow is not promised. Come today.
                                 Choose Gods way through his son, Jesus.
  


                                                                                   
Partial Lyrics by Unknown 

August 21, 2015
Internment at
Central Texas Veterans Cemetery

 Killeen, Texas
Shared by Ella Hogg on 08/21/2015



 On January 9, 2015, we gathered at Central Texas VA Cemetery for the last rites to be given and the family released our beloved over to the staff at Central Texas Veterans Cemetery.


Our heartfelt thanks to:
*  Pastor J. Williams, Toliver Chapel Baptist Church for his loyalty during our          period of bereavement and  
*  The honor guards at the facility, I personally have a new appreciation for your commitment to God and fellow man. The weather was colder than Ft. Carson,Colorado (another family's member burial).

Many thanks to the friends and family who would have liked to have been with us to the end, but circumstances did not allow you to attend.  Your thoughts and prayers were most appreciated.

 Christ died on that Cross to pay for the sins of all mankind...
Thank God for his perfect gift, Jesus.

Journey

February 6, 2015



Your Journey

@Ella Hogg 

Although your journey on earth is done
Your life in heaven has just begun
The trials and tribulations are over now
You finished well and you finished strong.

Life had it struggles, sometimes bittersweet
sometimes by choice, others by fate 
Decisions made, a little too late
at any rate you held on til the bitter end.  

Rest in peace, and know you are loved.

Copyright@2014-2015           



February 4, 2015


           









 
IN  Loving Memory 

Of

     
  LEROY SLAUGHTER  




  Sunrise                                                                            Sunset        

August 21, 1926                                                                     January 2, 2015




 Service

     Thursday, January 8, 2015, 11:00 A.M

   
            

Toliver Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
        1402 Elm Street
            Waco, Texas 76704 

 

 
           Dr. Jimmy D. Hunter, Pastor   






    

In Loving Memory

January 30, 2015

Leroy Slaughter was born in Waco, Tx to Jobie and Amie Talton Slaughter on August 21, 1926.

He was educated in the Waco Public Schools and graduated from A.J. Moore High School.  He also attended Paul Quinn College, Waco campus.

Leroy served in the United States Army during the WW ll era and was honorably discharged in 1946.  He retired from the United Postal Service.  For recreation, he enjoyed watching college and professional sports which included football and basketball. He also liked the great outdoors; fishing and hunting especially during deer season.

Mr. Slaughter was a devoted Christian, who spent his early years as a member of the Greater Mount Olive Baptist Church.  Later in life, he joined with Toliver Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, where he served as Deacon and Trustee.  He also sang in the Male Chorus. Dr. Jimmy D. Hunter, Pastor.

Preceding Leroy in death were his parents, step-mother Rosie Lee, two sisters, Joe B. and Elizabeth: six brothers, Marion, Bennie, Johnny, Newton, Joe Lewis, and Jobie Jr. 

He leaves to cherish his memory, Rosa his devoted wife of 45 years, a daughter, Ella H. and a step-daughter, Marcella W.  Three grandchildren, Dwana (D'Arda) McKinney; Duane (Theresa) of Rowlett; Charles of Dallas; and seven great- grandchildren. 


He also leaves eight siblings, Amy W. Houston, Emma Lee . and Opal K. of Kansas City, Mo.; Rosie H.(Nathaniel) and Katy S. of Waco; Edward (Norma) and Williams (Linda) of Warner Robbins, Ga.; Florence W. of Prosper; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.



                              
                            Gone but never forgotten, 
 I love you, Dad.   

                                                                    -Ella