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Please sign in to post or comment. "Homegoing" service endsPosted by Chronicle Newsroom on December 30, 2006 - 5:52 PM The Rev. Larry Fryer has given the benediction at James Brown's four-hour "homegoing celebration" this afternoon, as the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson deliver parting words. The gold casket carrying Mr. Brown's body is being closed as the family is now leaving for a private burial at Mr. Brown's Beech Island, S.C. home. -- Johnny Edwards Submitted by GregPeterson on December 30, 2006 - 6:25 PM.
Mr. James Brown: The Sole Soul Man Was The Lord’s Christmas Gift to the World A tribute to Mr. James Brown by Greg Peterson, co-organizer of original James Brown Appreciation Day in 1986 with Terence Dicks in Augusta, GA. Calming angered souls during riots, hopeful words that moved the soul, and that funky music born deep within his soul - Mr. Brown is the Sole Man of Soul. Christmas With James Brown: From our tears on Christmas day to our fears every day, James Brown’s message is live for today and don’t worry about yesterday. Please, Please, Please: Shining shoes for a penny, James Brown’s shining soul always did plenty. Living in America: An American patriot at heart, but traveling the globe, James Brown’s hometown was the world’s to behold.. It’s a Man’s World: Yes, but women and children are James Brown’s universe - without whom he could not pen a verse. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag: From a child dancing so he could eat, to a Godfather quick on his feet. James Brown’s Funky Christmas: The spirit of James Brown will forever live - glowing brightest on Christmas morning. I Feel Good: James Brown’s goodness will live in us all, his life an example of resilience should any of us fall. Submitted by markxr7 on December 31, 2006 - 3:31 AM.
Thanks for the unforgettable and showstopping time back on September 24, 1988 Mr. Brown. It was my first and only encounter with you. I was standing near the intersection of Buena Vista and Atomic Rd. at the Big H Food Store the day North Augusta Public Safety Officer Lieutenant Ronnie Delaughter pulled you over while you were high as a kite on PCP and packing a shotgun. You then attempted to shift your Jeep pick-up truck in reverse and made a valiant effort to mow down the rest of North Augusta's finest. Too bad they proceeded to shoot out your tires out and you had to ride on rims to try to outrun the posse. Yes, they got their man and put you away for a while. Then a few years later BEHOLD! You were PARDONED!...Only the Godfather of Soul can put on a show for the Board of Parole...Priceless! Submitted by stephi_00 on January 21, 2007 - 7:11 PM.
BLawton, I respect your right to 'move on', but I hardly believe the officers lives he endangered that day feel the same, nor their families. I thank God that your child, mother, or brother was not on the road while 'Dr. Brown' went on his little joy ride. That would be a different story, wouldn’t it? Although I believe everyone deserves forgiveness, excuse me if I do not glorify him. Submitted by NotPederastom on March 05, 2008 - 5:25 AM.
lol, but ive actually been in a funeral home and the body in the casket lifted his arm straight in the air so we went to tell the people in the reception area and they didnt believe us and closed the casket but it was five of us in viewing the body we didnt know the person we just deviated from the family we were in and started walking around the funeral home but im telling the truth
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