Montgomery County GaArchives Obituaries.....Manning, Monnie Ray Coleman September 14, 1924
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The Montgomery Monitor 9-25-1924 Page 4
                        In Memoriam
 On Saturday morning, September 13th (death certificate lists September 14th), 
God in His wonderful grace saw fit to take from our home our beloved sister, 
Monnie Coleman Manning. All that human hands could do was done for her but to 
no avail. The angels took her to her eternal home.
 Monnie was nearly 25 years old, born near Tarrytown, Montgomery County, Oct. 
31, 1899. She leaves a devoted usband, W. A. Manning, a little son, W. A. Jr., 
a father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Coleman, two sisters, Mrs. Lester 
Canady and Mrs. Horace Goff, one brother, Leland Coleman, besides a host of 
friends and relatives to mourn her departure.
 She was laid to rest in the Tarrytown Cemetery, Rev. T. E. Sikes of Vidalia 
conducting the funeral services.
 And while we are left to mourn her departure, she is peacefully resting in 
the arms of our Divine Saviour. It is so sad to give her up, but for the sweet 
hope of meeting her again, we could not bear it. If we could only draw aside 
the dark veil and see her as she is, we would not mourn, as we do not wish her 
back in this vile world of sin, but have a sweeter desire to that eternal home 
in the Heavens not made with hands, now enjoyed by her.
 May we all be resigned to God, who doeth all things well, knowing that some 
day the silver cord will break and I no more as now shall sing; but oh the joy 
when we shall wake within the palace of our King. Someday my earthly house 
shall fall; I know not how soon it will be. But this I know when I shall wake 
within the palace of my King. Yes, I shall see him face to face and tell the 
sweet story saved by grace. And I shall see her face to face and be with her 
forevermore. May God bless us to bear our burdens and live nearer to him each 
day and night. This is our 
prayer.                                                                        
                                Her Sisters,
                             Mrs. Lester Canady
                             Mrs. Horace Goff

Additional Comments:
Monnie parents were George Washington Coleman and Joanna Tyson Coleman. 
Georgia death certificate #28112-F.

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