William Slayton

Memory is gratitude of the heart
I found your love at the old cranberry bog
And then again walking the shore of Lake Michigan. It was there again upon the White River on a cold Winters day....the sun glinting on the water. Two tracking the National forest. Savoring wild rice. Splitting wood with Bill.
Sunrise, sunset. Sunday Mass. The Fred wave. The Fred dance. I will sing to you the first day of Spring....
Blessed to be your Daughter

Dear Sandy
Reggie and I were very saddened to hear of Terry's death. Erin contacted us. We were sorry we never got the chance to meet Terry - we almost did but unfortunately circumstances intervened. Reading through the comments in the Guest Book, it is obvious Terry was a special person to a lot of people but you don't need us to tell you that - you know that better than most.

Please accept our sincere condolences at this very sad time - you are in our thoughts and prayers.

With love
Marbeth and Reggie (Wilson)
Killyless, N Ireland

So sorry for your loss, Mike.

Vince and Jennifer

I will keep all of you and Terry in my thoughts and prayers. He was a friend of Bob Kinsley and my Mom, Val. I know they shared a lot of good times and many laughs! I remember visiting the Slayton home a few times and it was a loving place to be.

So sorry for your loss. We did not know Bill, but he must have been a great man to raise such fine family.
Mike and Kim (Bellinger) Mayberry