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Jerold Ottley
December 17, 2003
Our condolences for the loss of your loved one. As time moves on and we get closer to the day when we will pass through the veil, we become more grateful for our associations and our knowledge of the gospel. As Pres. Marion G. Romney once said, "Don't worry about getting old. Get old, get dead, and get on with it". It's still no easier to say goodbye to those we love. Unfortunately, we did not know Brother Tate, but our experiences with Leon and Sherman through music are precious to us. May God bless and comfort you all.
Jerold and JoAnn Ottley
Gregory Johnson
December 16, 2003
I was sorry to hear of Burton's passing. I got to be his friend through church and the Swanee Singers. He was a wonderful person and I will miss him. May the Lord's blessings and comfort be with you in this time of sorrow. How wonderful it is to know we will be reunited with him in our next estate.
West High Chorale and A Capella
December 16, 2003
Mrs. Tate you are a great teacher and we give our greatest condolences for your loss at this time. We hope that you may find hope and comfort in these times of trial. Always in our hearts.
Sincerely,
Your students
Alisa Lee
December 16, 2003
Hugs and kisses to you, Grandma and Tricia. I feel so blessed to have such wonderful grandparents in my life, and such a perfect aunt. Love you tons!
Terry & Laurie Van Wormer
December 16, 2003
We wish our deepest sympathies to the Tate family and to let you know that we will miss our favorite whistling Burt! He used to drive for the NAC (Newspaper Agency Corporation) and whenever things looked gloomy, he was always cheerful and whistling or singing good tunes. Rest in peace, Burt! May God continue to Bless the Tate family! Families are forever!
December 15, 2003
We think the world of the Tate family. We express our deepest sympathy to Sister Tate, the Tate Children and grandchildren.
Burton as well as all of the Tate family are truly a great example to everyone. It is great to know as we all continue in their example of living the Gospel of Jesus Christ, that families will be together forever!
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