7 Entries
Angela Bailey
September 4, 2008
To Aunt Julie,
My thoughts and prayers are with you, if you need me I'm always a call away. I am going to miss my cousin Warren, he was like a brother to me than a cousin. He always made me laugh,and he was just a joy to be with. I am so glad I got to spend last mothers day with him in my back yard. We had so much fun along with my sister Elaine. They are both in heaven, laughing and enjoying one another along with the other loved ones that has past on. Warren will be watching over you Aunt Julie, just remember his big pretty smile. "Weeping may endure for a night but joyeth comes in the morning." Warren is in a better place now.
Love niece (Pal)
Marrietta Lewis
September 2, 2008
I love the way you make me laugh. I love the way the smile on your face light up the room. I love you for being you.Now it time to make all the angel in the cloud smile.along with the rest of your family. So Warren rest for one day Ill join you.
Marrietta Lewis
September 2, 2008
Marrietta Lewis
Ray Holliman
August 31, 2008
To the Family
Warren was like a brother to the Holliman family, especially Earl.
He will be greatly missed by all of us.
You have our sincere condolences and prayer
( Earl, Kitten, Curtis, Frankie, Ray & Mom)
Larry & Suzette Eatton
August 31, 2008
Our hearts and prayers are with you and your family.
Flora Ford
August 30, 2008
To the family,
I know Warren will be greatly missed, always remember his BIG smile and the joy he gave......you are in my prayers .... God is Able.....God Bless
Flo (Ham's daughter)
Chris Evans
August 30, 2008
To my Cousin Tina and the rest of the Family;
At a time when words are so hard to find. Please know that you are loved and cared for by many and you are in my thoughts and prayers. When you feel all hope is gone... just ask GOD to grant you the serenity to accept those things you can not change, courage to change those things that you can, and wisdom to know the difference.
(Fannie "Duck" Evans grandson)
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