Acknowledgement The family of Tracy Ann Littlejohn wishes to acknowledge

with deep appreciation the many expressions of love, concern and kindness shown to them at this time of

bereavement. Your prayers and presence have notably lessened our burden. A special thank you to Marlan J.

Gary Funeral Home Staff. You are all appreciated and may God richly bless you!

Pallbearers TRE LITTLEJOHN ~ TREVOR LITTLEJOHN

MARCELLUS WESTON ~ MARCE’ DAWKINS

STEPHON WOODRUFF ~ CHRISTOPHER CHANDLER

GOD’S GARDEN MUST BE BEAUTIFUL

God looked around the garden, And found an empty space.

He looked down upon the earth, And saw your tired face.

He put His arms around you, And lifted you to rest.

God’s garden must be beautiful, For He only takes the best.

He knew that you were weary And He knew you were in pain,

He knew that you would never be well on earth again. He saw the roads were getting rough,

The hills were hard to climb. So, He closed your weary eyelids,

And whispered peace be thine.

To offer condolences to The Littlejohn Family, visit www.TheChapelofPeace.com

Sunrise: December 30, 1964 ~ Sunset: July 30, 2020

~Service~

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 ~ 11:00 AM

MARLAN J. GARY FUNERAL HOME

Chapel of Peace East 5456 East Livingston Avenue

Columbus, Ohio 43232

ORGAN PRELUDE .............. Chapel of Peace Music Ministry

PARTING VIEW .................................. Immediate Family

OPENING SELECTION ............................... Congregation

“I Love to Praise Him”

SCRIPTURE READING ................. Pastor James Bradshaw Old Testament .............................................. Psalm 23

New Testament .......................... 1 Corinthians 15:55-58

PRAYER OF COMFORT ................. Pastor James Bradshaw

DANCE TRIBUTE .............................. Shaquoia Woodruff

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS/CONDOLENCES Marva Abbington

REFLECTIONS (2 minutes please) ........... Family & Friends

MUSICAL SELECTION ................................. Boyz II Men “Dear Momma”

READING OF OBITUARY .................................... Silently

POEM ................................................ Chelsea Mitchell

MUSICAL SELECTION .......................... Loletha Curenton

“Safe In His Arms”

The Eulogy PASTOR JOHNNY GARNETT

BENEDICTION ............................. Pastor Johnny Garnett

RECESSIONAL .......................... Clergy, Family & Friends

“Take Me to The King”

Interment Glen Rest Cemetery

I am the resurrection and the life: He that believeth in me

though he were dead yet shall he live.

And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. John 11:25-26

Obituary Order of Service

Tracy Ann Littlejohn, age 55, went home to be with the Lord on July 30, 2020. Tracy was born to Frederick and

Paula Littlejohn on December 30, 1964. Tracy was the second eldest and only daughter out of four children. Tracy

is preceded in death by her father, Frederick Littlejohn Sr.; maternal grandparents, Theodore Johnson; Florence and

Frank Banner; paternal grandparents, Nesbitt and Minnie Pearl Littlejohn; stepbrother, Tony Rivers. Tracy leaves to cherish her memories, her only precious daughter, Paula

Tierra Littlejohn; her only loving son, Frank Littlejohn; her loyal mother, Paula Ann Littlejohn-Young; her protective

brothers, Frederick (CeeCee) Littlejohn Jr., Nesbitt (Ro) Littlejohn; Frank Littlejohn; Charles Adrian(Claudia) Burnett; loving sisters, Dreconda Easley and stepsister,

Vicky Rivers; stepmother, Celestine Littlejohn; granddaughters, Jacqueline and Jennifer; special and

devoted cousins, Tonya Lane and Carla Dawkins; lifelong family friends, the Woodruffs; close special friend, J-Lo Vinson, many nieces, nephews, cousins, and close

relationship for over forty years with Rodney Cowan.

Tracy was a faithful and dedicated member of Temple of Grace Church and a longtime member of First Church of God. Tracy worked at Rosemont Center for many years

until it went out of business. She went on to work at U.M.C.H. for behavioral children then on to a group home

for young teenaged girls with babies. Tracy loved working with children and she was good at it. Tracy never met a stranger and was always willing to open her home to her

family or friends who needed a place to live. Everyone was family to her even if she just met you. Tracy loved the Lord

and loved bible study, reading scriptures and listening to gospel music. Tracy loved her family more than life itself and our hearts will forever have a piece missing, but we

know she will forever be in our spirits and looking down on us. We are thankful to the Lord for ending all of her pain

and suffering and giving Tracy her wings of an Angel. The world has truly lost a special gem!