Service: 2 o'clock, Saturday, March 31, 2018 Place: Clarkesville Baptist Church, Clarkesville, GA Visitation: 1-2pm, one hour prior to service time Place: Clarkesville Baptist Church Anna Augusta "Gus" Shore Bellinetti went to Glory 21 March 2018, just 6 days shy of her 95th birthday on 27 March. She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Ernest L. Bellinetti; her parents and 7 siblings. Surviving are her son, E. Frank Bellinetti and wife, Carol Ann, of Strasburg, VA; daughters, Natalie B. Adams and husband, Mike, of Covington, GA and Anna Marie Fambrough and husband, Mike, of Stockbridge, GA; grandchildren, Wendy Bellinetti and son, Sebastion; West Bellinetti, wife, Renee, and son, Emery; Scott Bellinetti, wife, Jen, and children, Chris and Ari; Amy Quinn, husband, Robbie, and children, Madison Augusta and Trathen Daniel; Emily Perry, husband, Blake, and son, Bennett James; Thomas Henderson and wife, Liz, and son, Isaac; Clayton Henderson and wife, Melanie; Gina Marie Davis, husband, Charles and children, Jaxon and Maddox. Gus was loved by all and she opened her heart and home freely. She was an active leader in the Baptist WMU and the Girls in Action organizations throughout her adult life. Her life was well lived and shared with many. Natalie's Special Memories "My mom loved reading her Bible with her first cup of coffee every morning for as long as I can remember. She could sew beautifully and made a lot clothes for my sister and me! She sent me clothes while Mike was in pharmacy school at UGA to save us money. She had a knack for crafts and enjoyed making very nice ornaments for us at Christmas and other holidays. She loved making Winnie the Pooh bears for all of her grandchildren. Most of all my Mom taught me to love God and spread the gospel wherever God took me. Our home was open to all of our friends, missionaries, and others who were visitors to our church. I will be forever grateful that she gave me a verse from the Bible during a difficult time for me as a teenager which became my life's verse: Roman 8:28. I has no idea how much that verse would be used by God as a theme for my life and a comfort to me that He was using all of things, both the good and the bad, for His purposes. I will be forever grateful to my precious Mom who taught me to memorize Scriptures that would bring wisdom to my walk with the Lord. She was an example of a godly woman who I wanted to be half the woman and mother that she was to me. I love you Mom!" Nats A memorial service will be held 2 o'clock, Saturday, March 31, 2018, at Clarkesville Baptist Church, 1287 Washington Street, Clarkesville, GA 30253. The family will receive friends one hour prior to time of service at the church. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in her memory to the Mission Fund/ Clarkesville Baptist Church or Sacred Journey Hospice, McDonough, GA.