Albert William Gaither

The GWC Metro DC Chapter sends the Gaither family our love and sympathy on the loss of your loved one.

I remember my father, Ralph Earnhardt, talking about
Mr. Gaither while they worked in the Cannon Mills Cotton Department. My dad entered the Church Triumphant in 2003, so I bet they are sharing stories about the "old days" at Cannon. My sympathy especially to my classmate, Deborah.
God bless all of you. Mr. Gaither was a blessing.

My deppest sympathy goes out the Gaither Family he was a great individual to know personally and in the Beaumont Community.

Our memories will last long after our loved one are gone. Treasure them! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Cousins,
Noelle Najmaah, Zoe-Blue and I are sending our love and prayers to you all, while we remember Great-Uncle's gentleness, graciousness and his warm spirit.

God is love and he shared that with Mr. Gaither who not only shared it with his family but tought them how to share it with others as he did with the community. I miss you all as you all will miss him but the bible says we will all be together again. Take care and continue to pray.

Richard Willis & Family,

The old proverb says "It takes a village to raise a child." Mr. Gaither was not only a role model for his children, but also for the young people in our community. We have so many fond memories of Mr. Gaither growing up and he will truly be missed.

Leon and Marilyn, You are in my thoughts and prayers. I hope to see you all soon. Love you always, Audrey Whitaker, Odenton, MD