Andrew Ashcraft

Many prayers and huge thanks...

God Bless & keep you.

I located this obituary doing a search on my family name. I too, wonder if we are related, & hope that leaving a message at this late date does not tear open a scab, but as I said, feel compelled. I hope that God has been, & contimues to be a source of comfort & strength to you following this tragedy. May you be as strong as your husband/son Your family remains in my prayers. God Bless

Your loss is our loss. Brave men die fighting for others. May your heart be healed and your grief be eased. You and your family our in our prayers.
Major James Ashcraft and family

I am so sorry for your loss. I am Larry Bagby and I am sitting at the family history center and just wondering if you are related to me through Andrew Jackson Ashcraft born 1 May 1840 in kentucky and married to Ellen Martha McClanahan? I am at [email protected] Again, so sorry for your loss. Families are indeed forever sealed in our Holy Temples

Dear loved ones of Andrew,
It has been nearly six months since this horrific tragedy. My prayer is for you to continue to endure in spite of the emotional pain that greets you each day. May you be comforted in knowing that our heavenly father knows how you feel and listens intently if you call on him and come and pray to him, he listens and will calm your heart. – Jeremiah 29:12

To the family and friends of Mr. Ashcraft you have my deepest sympathy for you loss. May the God of comfort ,comfort you in this your time of sorrow. May Mr. Ashcraft sleep in peace.

To the family and friends of Mr. Ashcraft you have my deepest sympathy for you loss. May the God of comfort ,comfort you in this your time of sorrow. May Mr. Ashcraft sleep in peace.