Mr. T. Knox, Jr.

You Wonder Why Saying Goodbye

You wonder why I went away As this day of sorrow comes, tears in our eyes, loneliness
and did not say good-bye. in our hearts, we say goodbye.

I could not bear to tell you Thank You for sharing your life with us,
for it hurts to see you cry. without you, we will not know the love of GOD for us.

My ship came in and beautiful to see. For you are a blessing in our eyes.
For the captain was King Jesus. We thank the Lord for sharing you with us.
He has given us a great gift that we will never forget.
He softly beckoned me. I ran across
the leeway and fell to His feet. Even as the sun sets and the rain falls down. GOD is
indeed amazing, for knowing who we need.
He gently took me in His arms my rest
is now complete. We will always love you, Tacorey.

Love Always, “TK” LOVE ALWAYS - Mom & Dad

FLOWER BEARERS • PALLBEARERS

FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Acknowledgements

The Family of Tacorey Knox, Jr. wishes to IN LOVING MEMORY of
express our sincere appreciation and
gratitude to each of you for your Prayers, TacoreyKnox, Jr.
Thoughts, and other Acts of Kindness during
this time of our bereavement. It is our prayer SUNDAY MARCH 21 • 2021 | TWELVE O'CLOCK P.M.
that God will continue to bless and THE CHAPEL AT LEGACY
strengthen you as you have strengthened us.

God Bless You All,

Our Family

Legacy Funeral Home & Life Center, Inc.

8968 Fayetteville Road • Jonesboro, Georgia • 30238 • (770) 477-2273

Order of Service

PRELUDE • PROCESSIONAL
SCRIPTURE READING

Old Testament • Minister Shirley Rainey
New Testament • Pastor Stacha White

PRAYER OF COMFORT

Pastor Stacha White

MUSICAL SELETION

Nikki Knox • Center of My Joy

POEM

Jordan Brady • Aaliyah Buckholts

REFLECTIONS • TWO MINUTES EACH

Vokirra Moore • Veronique Brower • Open Remarks

OBITUARY • VIDEO PRESENTATION

Please Read Silently

MUSICAL SELECTION

Nikki Knox • Deliver Me, This Is My Exodus

EULOGY

Apostle Elizabeth Gibson

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Mary Jane Robinson

RECESSIONAL • POSTLUDE
INTERNMENT

FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL GARDENS

5755 MALLORY ROAD • COLLEGE PARK • GEORGIA • 30349

Tacorey Knox, Jr. was born on February 7, 1999 in Atlanta,

Georgia to Sylanda and Tacorey Knox, Sr.

“Bookie” as he was most affectionately known by his family and also
known as “TK” by others, graduated from Riverdale High School and
attended Fort Valley State University. Tacorey was gifted in both
mathematics and language arts. He was also extremely athletic.

Whether it was baseball, basketball, football or track, he excelled in
every sport. Tacorey was charismatic, making friends easily and just
a lovable person. Everyone knew Tacorey to be fresh, neat, and clean
from head to toe. Very fashionable loving designer clothing, a
sneaker head, and made sure he wore the best cologne.

Tacorey accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior and
was baptized at the family’s church. He loved his family dearly and
shared his innermost feelings with his grandparents and was happy
that they had a listening ear. Tacorey was very respectful, kind and
fun, just an all- around good young man.

Whether it was fishing, washing cars, or doing yard work, he enjoyed learning and doing these things
with his father and grandfather. He loved music and was pursing his dream of becoming a rap artist.
At family gatherings, Tacorey loved to sing and dance and always was the life of the party just like
his Mother.

Another characteristic that he got from his mother was cooking in which he got
tips to create his own recipes with a twist. He was always protective of his sisters
and cousins and wanted to be respected as being the oldest. They looked up to
him and cherished the times they spent together.

He was determined to work and got his first job at Chucky Cheese. Later,
after attending College, he began a career working for the Yamaha Motor
Manufacturing Corporation of Newnan, Georgia. During which time, as a
result of his work ethic and dedication, he was awarded Employee of the
Month several times.

On Sunday March 14, 2021, Tacorey gained his wings and GOD called him
home. He was preceded in death by his Great Grandparents: Addis Johnson;
Anelle Robinson Jackson; Bobby Knox Sr.

He leaves to cherish his memory, his loving parents Tacorey and Sylanda Knox;
Sisters, Tamiyah and Taliah Knox; Grandparents; Douglas (Tammy) Hickson,
Robert (Scarlett) Godfrey; Great Grandmother, Freddie Mae Knox; Aunts,
Frances Robinson, Robin Knox, Maranda (Darrell) Thompson, Tanescia
Hickson; Uncles, Quentin Alexander Sr., Chris Godfrey; God-sister, Vokkira
Moore, and a of host Great Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Family and Friends.