Repast Held at the residence: 215 Sessions St.

Latta, South Carolina

Acknowledgement The family deeply appreciates all the acts of kindness

extended to them during the passing of their loved one. Every thought, prayer, card, telephone call, visit, food, and

services rendered are greatly appreciated. May God continue to richly bless and keep each of you in His loving care.

~The Family

Professional Services Entrusted To: Stubbs Funeral Home, LLC - Dillon

1007 Highway 301-North, Dillon, South Carolina Phone (843) 479-6701

Website: www.stubbsfuneral.com

Stubbs Funeral Home, LLC

224 Jennings Street – Post Office Box 148 Bennettsville, South Carolina 29512-0148

Funeral Home Phone (843) 479-6701 Office Fax (843) 535-0877

Reginald A. Stubbs, Sr.- Manager/Mortician/Owner Milton A. Stubbs III-CFSP Funeral Director

“Third Generation of Continued Family Service”

Sunrise: 05/28/1952

Sunset:

05/31/2020

In Loving Memory Of

Mrs. Addie Mae Thomas

Saturday, June 6, 2020 11:00 in the morning

Resthaven Cemetery Haymount Road

Latta, South Carolina 29565

Officiating

Reverend Martha McLeod Bridges

Reverend Martha McLeod Bridges- Pastor Minturn Grove Missionary Baptist Church

Minturn, South Carolina, Presiding

Gathering of Family & Friends

Prayer of Comfort……………………Rev. Martha Bridges

The Scriptures: Old Testament New Testament

Acknowledgements………..……Stubbs Funeral Home LLC

The Obituary……………..…….Stubbs Funeral Home LLC

Solo…………………………….……..Ms. Vassie Graves

Words of Comfort….………...Rev. Martha McLeod Bridges Pastor, Minturn Grove Missionary Baptist Church

Committal Service

Closing Prayer and Benediction

Dove Releasing……...………….Stubbs Funeral Home LLC

Dismissal

Family Balloon Release

Resthaven Cemetery Latta, South Carolina

The Obituary “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.2 In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” John 14: 1-3

Addie was a loving, energetic, outgoing and phenomenal lady. She had a

huge impact on her family and many others that she came in contact

with. Addie was a lady of many yes’s and very few no’s, because of her

love and compassion.

Addie Mae Thomas, daughter of the late Cora Lee Legette and James

Legette was born May 28, 1952. She departed this earthly life on

Sunday, May 31, 2020 at McLeod Regional Medical Center, Florence,

South Carolina.

Addie attended the Public Schools of Latta, South Carolina; after her

education, she became employed with Craft Tech, Temperence Hill

Sewing Plant and MJ Soffe for many years. Addie was also a Foster

Parent with Dillon County Department of Social Services.

In her later career, she moved into the transportation department of the

school districts, where she started driving buses for the districts of Latta,

Dillon and Marion for over 30 years. Addie also enjoyed being part of

the Vision Learning Center of Dillon, South Carolina.

Addie was a devoted member of Minturn Grove Missionary Baptist

Church for many years. Upon joining, she was under the leadership of

Rev. Richard Hough, after Rev. Hough’s passing; she began following

the leadership of Rev. Martha Bridges.

She was preceded in death by her parents, the late Cora and James

Legette, brother, Paul Legette, sisters, Ruby Swinney and Hester Small

and foster son, Emanuel Brown.

She leaves loving memories to her loving and devoted husband, John

Thomas, of Brooklyn, New York; her son Robert Lee Legette

(Wendy)of Latta, South Carolina; her daughter, Ruthey Legette, of

Florence, South Carolina; seven grandchildren, Christopher Legette,

Malcolm Legette, Lashawn Mumford, Jr., all of Florence, South

Carolina; Quiyona Legette, of Marion, South Carolina; Sir Brandon

Legette, of Florence, South Carolina; Cedric Legette. Of Grayson,

Kentucky; and Sha`Diamond Parker, of Chicago, Illinois; six great

grandchildren, two of which reared as her own, Kiyona Legette and

Kameron Legette, she was a loving foster parent to Terrica Brown and

Rochelle (Shiqeru) Brown, Tomosha Sellers, one godson, Xa`Zyvier

Alford, two goddaughters, Nushova Brown, New Jersey; and Renee

(James) McNeil, of Greenville, South Carolina; Three sisters, Ludale

Legette, Hazel Straker and Helen Carmichael, all of Latta, South

Carolina; one niece/sister, Bobbie Simpson, of Dillon, South Carolina;

three brothers, Wilbert (Mary) Legette and Samuel Watson, all of Latta,

South Carolina; and James Watson, of High Point, North Carolina; a

special friend, Angie M. Jones and a host of other nieces, nephews,

cousins and other relatives and friends.

Order Of Service Miss Me But Let Me Go

When I come to the end of the road,

And the sun has set for me,

I want no rites in gloom-filled rooms,

Why cry for a soul set free?

Miss me a little--but not too long,

And not with your head bowed low;

Remember the love that we once shared

Miss Me--But Let Me Go.

For this is a journey that we all must take,

And each must go alone.

It's all a part of the Master's plan,

A step on the road to home.

When you are lonely and sick at heart,

Go to the friends we know,

And busy your sorrows in doing good deeds.

Miss Me - But Let Me Go.

Interment