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for Quentin Blueye
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Ronald & Michelle Staedt
November 6, 2007
It has been an "Honor" to have known such a Godly man. Many thanks for willing to preach at our church (Wheatfield Neighborhood Church, North Tonawanda, NY). Our prayers go out to his family.
Robert & Cathee Poulsen
November 2, 2007
The Blueeye family and the Poulsen family go back many years with many happy memories. The loss of Sonny is a very deep loss for the Indian people and for the Kingdom of God. Sonny has passed on to his eternal reward and is, today, basking in the true light of the Son of God where he is being greeted by the hosts of heaven. “Welcome home, Sonny. Receive your reward and enter into the joy of the Lord. You have been a faithful servant in little things, I will make you lord over many things in My Kingdom.” We wish we could be there to celebrate his life with you and to share some of the fun events from the past.
With much love and grace from our house to your house.
Bob, Cathee and the children
Rick Williamson
November 1, 2007
There is no greater legacy a man can have than a godly heritage. Quentin's many words of scriptual encouragment and warm handshakes have spurred me on numerous times.
To Rachael & Family, know that you will be thought of and prayed for.
Isaiah 26:3
Catherine Lambe
November 1, 2007
Reverend Sonny will be missed greatly in this world. He was a compassionate, intelligent, loving and humorous person.
I have spoken about Sonny and his family over the years to many people. His name is a familiar one to my older son, as my son's father was also a friend.
Sonny loved each and every one of you.
Catherine Lambe
(mother of Lyman Joseph Poodry)and family
Titusville, FL
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