William E. Chestang

What a Fellowship, What a joy divine, Leaning on the everlasting arms When I served you as a Nurse and Program Assistant at the Adult Center, you, Vivian and I would often sing this song as we awaited your caregivers evening pickup ride home. It brings me great comfort knowing that you are in the Arms of Jesus and have been reunited with Mrs.Vivian in the Holiness of Heaven. My sincere condolences to your children.❤

Uncle Gene I can never thank you enough for all of the love, advice and laughter you poured into me throughout the years. I can't thank you enough for guiding me as a child and as an adult. You were the epitome of what a great man should and could be. You will be eternally loved and missed.

Mr. Gene was the most pleasant man I've known. I only met him a few times through his wife Mrs. Chestang. While I was being a great Caregiver to her, I also showed him the great respect that he deserved while being cared under another facility. We would take a ride to see Mr. Gene and spend a few hours with him playing tic-tac-toe and watching TV. He was a quiet man but I knew all about him from his wonderful family. Mr. Gene and Mrs. Vivian were greatly appreciated. They really showed me the...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Please take comfort in the words found at 2nd Thessalonians 2:16,17.