Order of Service Praise and Worship Opening Prayer Scripture Psalms 91 Musical Selection
Natasha McManus
Tributes (Family)
Richard Edwards (Uncle) Kenyatta McCleish Phillip Randall (Nephew)
Musical Selection
Amoye Dixon
Tributes (Co-Workers)
Norma Pagan Marie Rumble Jinette-Inez Alfred
Presentation
Oneness Apostolic Church Children’s Choir
Tributes (Ministry)
Pastor Cynthia Greene - NY Bishop Charles Mullings - FL Mininster George Gallimore – Oneness Apostolic Church
Order of Service Presentation
Apostolic Camp International
Tributes Hilma Campbell
Sis. Winsome Nelson Sis.Doreen Palmer
Musical Tribute
Andrew Loague
Eulogy Joseph Loague Tribute to Mom from the children
Rachel Loague (Daughter) Andrew Loague (Son) Joseph Loague (Son)
Choir Pentab Mass Choir Message
Bishop Benjamin Nelson
Prayer For the Family
Pastor Gallimore
Closing Words
Pastor S. Robert Stewart
Recessional Final Viewing
Eulogy On December 29th, 1961, an angel by the name of Audrey Angelia Edwards was born to John I. Edwards and Nelzena Brown. Audrey was raised in Portland, Jamaica as one of nine children. At the tender age of nine, Audrey began attending Miracle Valley Apostolic. By the age of twelve, Audrey dedicated her life in service to The Lord. Audrey never stopped trusting in the Lord and living by His word. At the age of 21, Audrey married Eric Loague. Shortly after their marriage, Audrey and Eric migrated to Brooklyn, New York where they had three children: Joseph, Andrew, and Rachel. Audrey later moved to Florida and began to work with Family Central, Inc. Audrey concurrently pursued her Bachelor’s Degree in Education. After obtaining her degree, Audrey’s passion for children
Eulogy led her to accept an opportunity as a classroom teacher at Broadview Elementary School. Audrey later started a ministry for children at The Oneness Apostolic Church in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. This was one of many ministries that Audrey was a fundamental part of. Audrey enjoyed travelling and maintained fond memories of her visits to Jamaica, Canada, New York, Georgia, New Jersey, Arkansas, Puerto Rico, Aruba, North and South Carolina to name a few. In 2009, Audrey was diagnosed with breast cancer. On May 30, 2013 at approximately 8:30 p.m., Audrey’s battle with cancer ended as she entered her eternal rest.
Precious Memories
Mom’s Favorite Things
Memories of Mom
From Joseph
One day as I was eating dinner, I decided that I only wanted to drink juice. Of course I knew that in my house food came before drinking. My mom left the table and when she came back she realized that the food was in the plate, but the cup had disappeared. After a few minutes searching for the cup, she located it in the kitchen sink. My mom looked at me and said “tell me the truth, how did the cup reach in the sink.” I answered, “I don’t know mom”. After asking a few more times, she got frustrated and said “Joseph, did the cup walk or run in the sink.” I said, no mommy, it JUMPED!”
Memories of Mom From Andrew
One thing I can say about mom is that she is my favorite drummer. She was a woman that loved the drum set. Drumming is one of my many passions, and to know that my mom could share that passion with me is special. I remember one year we were at convocation at Gospel Tabernacle in Brooklyn, New York and service was starting. I started to play the drums and after two minutes my mom came and snatched me up and I cried; but as the years passed I used that experience to practice and focus on my gift. I am the musician she wanted me to be and I thank her for giving me this gift. Love you Mom.
From Rachel
One of the most touching experiences with my mom was in the month of May, the beginning of May to be exact. I was going through a lot of pain and so was my mom. In her weakness, she said “Rachel, come let me pray for you.” Walking over to my mom, I started to see the real pain in her eyes. I was hesitant, but she beckoned me to come. As I joined her on the couch, she started to rub my belly and pray for me. The anointing of God came over her and shortly after, my pain had subsided. I fell asleep right there in her lap. There is nothing like a mother’s touch.
Acknowledgments
We would like to thank our family, the Oneness and PenTab family, along with close friends and well-wishers who have supported our mother throughout the years. Your compassionate thoughts and deeds carried our mom through the most trying of times. May you receive the Lord’s many Blessings and Mercy in the days ahead. -The Family
Pallbearers
Andrew Loague Joseph Loague Phillip Randall Steven Randall Jotham Randall Cleon-Paul Blake
Professional Services
Royal Funeral Service, Inc. Mr. Leon Bland 17475 NW 27th Avenue Miami Gardens, FL 33056
Interment
Hollywood Memorial Gardens North 3001 North 72nd Avenue Hollywood, FL 33024