ABBY GALE SMITH

I read your sad news in the kkg alumni magazine today. Abby and I lived in the same dorm freshman year of college and joined the same sorority. Haven't seen her since May 1979. She was a delightful person to know. My sympathy to all of you.

I'm so sorry for your loss, may the God of all comfort be with you in your time of bereavement.

Dear John and Family,
So sorry to find out that Abby had passed away. Found out just this morning on walking Captain. We are so very sorry and regret missing the farewell. She was such a nice person to know I will miss her friendly smile as she worked in her beautiful gardens. Always asked how I was not into herself. What a treasure we have lost. Linda & Ronnie Meeks

Kelly Oaks of Berkshire Hathaway emailed me to let me know of Abby's passing. I was shocked. I thought she was in remission. I moved in July to be closer to my daughter. Had I not I would have probably seen Abby at FCS. She was such a good person...I am so sorry for her husband (who I also knew from real estate) and children. I only kept four Sarasota numbers in my phone from work when I moved and Abby's was one. I'm not going to delete it quite yet.

I worked at Fl Cancer Specialists and we called her our Abby girl she was a great person for keeping everyone's spirits up including the staff. We never saw her without a smile

Dear John and Family,

Just heard about Abby's passing and wanted to express my condolences. Abby was such a joy to work with, never complained and always got things done. She loved, loved, loved her family and her home. Praying you will feel the Lord's comfort at this difficult time.
~Kelly Oakes, Lakewood Ranch, FL.

So sorry for your loss of Abby too soon. Such a giving person that all will miss tremendously. Cherish your fond memories and the advice she gave. God sees your tears and feels your pain. Deepest sympathy.

I am so sorry for your loss. Please let GOD comfort you through this tough time, because he is always there to help you PSALMS 91:2

My heart goes out to the Smiths and Sheinbarts -- the world is a bit less wise and kind now without Abby. You all composed such a meaningful Obituary for her I loved how you captured the essence of who she was. I met Abby when I was 17 on the first day of our lives at Vanderbilt, assigned to the lounge at the end of the hall and then roomed with her for three years. She taught me so much socially, helped build my confidence, kept me sane at sorority events, and it was a pleasure to witness...