From Eddie's granddaughter, Megan Temple, regarding her Pop-Pop:
He was the most genuine man of faith I have ever known. He loved God and loved people. We have received countless comments, messages, and calls of stories from people whose lives were touched by his love and kindness. He exuded Christ in every aspect- his words, his actions, his behaviors, his choices, etc. He never met a stranger and if he did, he told them that Jesus loved them. He was everything that a Christian should be. He lived life to the absolute fullest and in complete contentment. In his final days even in the hospital, he was concerned about whether or not he could still be a witness and testimony to people from his hospital bed or not. He didn't go a single hospital stay without praying with at least one nurse or staff member.
To know Pop-pop, is to love Pop-pop. Just like to know Jesus, is to love Jesus. I am so saddened he has left this earth, but I have never been more aware of eternity and have never savored the hope we have in Jesus more than I do now. I can't wait to be with Jesus someday, and with Pop-pop alongside me.
George Eddie Collier of Graniteville, South Carolina, passed away on June 15, 2021.
He was predeceased by his parents, Thomas and Eula Mae Collier of Golden, Mississippi; his brother Ray Collier and sister Martha Collier. He is survived by his wife Carolyn Barker Collier; his daughters, Michele Collier Lowe (Rob) and Deana Collier Burch (Joe); his siblings, Peggy Antwine, Mary Jo McCarty and Tommy Collier; as well as many beloved grand-children, nieces and nephews. Celebration of life service for George Eddie Collier:
New Hope Worship Center
715 S Old Belair Road
Grovetown, GA 30813
Thursday, June 17th at 5 pm
Visitation to follow the service for a brief time.
In lieu of flowers, a donation to New Hope Worship Center Youth or the Bridge ministry of the CSRA.
For those that are not able to attend, the service will be live-streamed via Facebook.
He was the most genuine man of faith I have ever known. He loved God and loved people. We have received countless comments, messages, and calls of stories from people whose lives were touched by his love and kindness. He exuded Christ in every aspect- his words, his actions, his behaviors, his choices, etc. He never met a stranger and if he did, he told them that Jesus loved them. He was everything that a Christian should be. He lived life to the absolute fullest and in complete contentment. In his final days even in the hospital, he was concerned about whether or not he could still be a witness and testimony to people from his hospital bed or not. He didn't go a single hospital stay without praying with at least one nurse or staff member.
To know Pop-pop, is to love Pop-pop. Just like to know Jesus, is to love Jesus. I am so saddened he has left this earth, but I have never been more aware of eternity and have never savored the hope we have in Jesus more than I do now. I can't wait to be with Jesus someday, and with Pop-pop alongside me.
George Eddie Collier of Graniteville, South Carolina, passed away on June 15, 2021.
He was predeceased by his parents, Thomas and Eula Mae Collier of Golden, Mississippi; his brother Ray Collier and sister Martha Collier. He is survived by his wife Carolyn Barker Collier; his daughters, Michele Collier Lowe (Rob) and Deana Collier Burch (Joe); his siblings, Peggy Antwine, Mary Jo McCarty and Tommy Collier; as well as many beloved grand-children, nieces and nephews. Celebration of life service for George Eddie Collier:
New Hope Worship Center
715 S Old Belair Road
Grovetown, GA 30813
Thursday, June 17th at 5 pm
Visitation to follow the service for a brief time.
In lieu of flowers, a donation to New Hope Worship Center Youth or the Bridge ministry of the CSRA.
For those that are not able to attend, the service will be live-streamed via Facebook.
From Eddie's granddaughter, Megan Temple, regarding her Pop-Pop:
He was the most genuine man of faith I have ever known. He loved God and loved people. We have received countless comments, messages, and calls of stories from people whose lives were touched by his love and kindness. He exuded Christ in every aspect- his words, his actions, his behaviors, his choices, etc. He never met a stranger and if he did, he told them that Jesus loved them. He was everything that a Christian should be. He lived life to the absolute fullest and in complete contentment. In his final days even in the hospital, he was concerned about whether or not he could still be a witness and testimony to people from his hospital bed or not. He didn't go a single hospital stay without praying with at least one nurse or staff member.
To know Pop-pop, is to love Pop-pop. Just like to know Jesus, is to love Jesus. I am so saddened he has left this earth, but I have never been more aware of eternity and have never savored the hope we have in Jesus more than I do now. I can't wait to be with Jesus someday, and with Pop-pop alongside me.
George Eddie Collier of Graniteville, South Carolina, passed away on June 15, 2021.
He was predeceased by his parents, Thomas and Eula Mae Collier of Golden, Mississippi; his brother Ray Collier and sister Martha Collier. He is survived by his wife Carolyn Barker Collier; his daughters, Michele Collier Lowe (Rob) and Deana Collier Burch (Joe); his siblings, Peggy Antwine, Mary Jo McCarty and Tommy Collier; as well as many beloved grand-children, nieces and nephews. Celebration of life service for George Eddie Collier:
New Hope Worship Center
715 S Old Belair Road
Grovetown, GA 30813
Thursday, June 17th at 5 pm
Visitation to follow the service for a brief time.
In lieu of flowers, a donation to New Hope Worship Center Youth or the Bridge ministry of the CSRA.
For those that are not able to attend, the service will be live-streamed via Facebook.
He was the most genuine man of faith I have ever known. He loved God and loved people. We have received countless comments, messages, and calls of stories from people whose lives were touched by his love and kindness. He exuded Christ in every aspect- his words, his actions, his behaviors, his choices, etc. He never met a stranger and if he did, he told them that Jesus loved them. He was everything that a Christian should be. He lived life to the absolute fullest and in complete contentment. In his final days even in the hospital, he was concerned about whether or not he could still be a witness and testimony to people from his hospital bed or not. He didn't go a single hospital stay without praying with at least one nurse or staff member.
To know Pop-pop, is to love Pop-pop. Just like to know Jesus, is to love Jesus. I am so saddened he has left this earth, but I have never been more aware of eternity and have never savored the hope we have in Jesus more than I do now. I can't wait to be with Jesus someday, and with Pop-pop alongside me.
George Eddie Collier of Graniteville, South Carolina, passed away on June 15, 2021.
He was predeceased by his parents, Thomas and Eula Mae Collier of Golden, Mississippi; his brother Ray Collier and sister Martha Collier. He is survived by his wife Carolyn Barker Collier; his daughters, Michele Collier Lowe (Rob) and Deana Collier Burch (Joe); his siblings, Peggy Antwine, Mary Jo McCarty and Tommy Collier; as well as many beloved grand-children, nieces and nephews. Celebration of life service for George Eddie Collier:
New Hope Worship Center
715 S Old Belair Road
Grovetown, GA 30813
Thursday, June 17th at 5 pm
Visitation to follow the service for a brief time.
In lieu of flowers, a donation to New Hope Worship Center Youth or the Bridge ministry of the CSRA.
For those that are not able to attend, the service will be live-streamed via Facebook.
