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E Thornton
November 7, 2009
May Jehovah comfort the Purvis Family at this time. Bro Purvis was always a comfort to me when we saw one another; sharing something spiritually upbuilding. Especially when we used to street witness in Downtown Richmond. He will be missed.
Bro. Thornton
November 6, 2009
Uncle Joe you will always be remembered in our hearts and you will be truly missed. To my father Toney Zimmerman I will be praying for you and your siblings in your time of sorrow...Love Erika Bobb and Family
Jane Alphin
November 6, 2009
Dear Betty,
How sorry I am for the loss of your brother-in-law, "Joe". Please know I am thinking of you and Ro and that others are too as you go through these most difficult days. You know Jesus is with you and will continue to comfort you and bring you the strength you need. My very best to you both.
mae McClendon
November 6, 2009
To the family of Brother Willis Purvis:
Remember your love one will not be forgotten. Bro. Purvis holds a special place in my heart. I found him to be so genuine and sincere. I was glad to know him and see him from time to time.
Love,
Ms. Mae McClendon
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