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Patsy Guthrie
August 26, 2008
To all of Mr. Furrows family, I got to know him when mama was put in Trinity Mission he was a very likeable man you couldn't help but like him we would laugh and joke. My grandchildren though a lot of him too. I know you will all miss him. When I walked my his room today it didn't look the same without him in it. You are all in my prayers.
margie & wayne gearhart
August 26, 2008
Sorry to hear of Mr. Furrow's passing.
God bless and keep.
Brenda (Nichols) Espriella
August 26, 2008
To all the family,
I am sorry to hear of your loss.
I remember coming to visit your mom and dad on Sundays when I was a little girl. Coming to visit was one of the most fun things a little girl could do. Walking to the house seemed like an adventure to me and riding Sugar Baby was always something that I looked forward to.
Brenda
Karen Webster
August 26, 2008
Sandra
My prayers are with you today. Keep you head up and remember that your dad is in a better place now. It will be okay.
John Reese & Judy Crook
August 26, 2008
We are sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lynn DiMarco
August 26, 2008
Sandra,
Words seem so inadequate when the loss is so great - our prayers and thoughts are with you during this very difficult time.
Love Lynn and Phil
Dreama LEDBETTER
August 26, 2008
Hello sorry to hear about your loss
God Bless you all
Hazel Hancock
August 25, 2008
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss.MY thoughts and prayers are with you.
Joyce Norris
August 25, 2008
I'm so very sorry that I can't be there at this sad time in your lives.I have fond memories of my times with the family even thought I haven't seen most of you in many years.May you know that my thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Shelly Bowles
August 25, 2008
Sandra, you are in our prayers
Love Shelly, Terry, and Olivia, Elizabeth, and Angela
John & Jennifer Hulvey
August 25, 2008
We are thinking of your with our deepest sympathy for your loss.
Michele & Lauren Flippo
August 25, 2008
My daughter and I visited Trinity Mission during the holidays last year and had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Furrow. He waved us into his room where you could immediately tell that he cared a lot for his family. He had pictures everywhere and all kinds of knick knacks. He told us about his family and his days farming. In fact, he was wearing bib overalls - he just looked like a farmer.
I'm sure he is resting in peace. May you find comfort in your memories.
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