Benjamin B. Boyd

Ben,
Missing you very much today. Time seems to stand still since you've been gone. Hope to see you in our dreams soon.

Tara,
I wanted to say how sorry I was to hear about Ben. You and Luke will be in my thoughts and prayers during this trying time.

July 5th....this is the anniversary of my son's funeral, so I am keenly aware of your grief. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Wynell Henry LeCroy, Class of 1956
Paschal High School

Ben,
We were honored and blessed to have you as part of our family. Remembering you brings kindness into our hearts. You know we will take good care of Tara and Luke... We know you will be right by our side. Deeply loved and never forgotten.

Dear Tara,

I write this note of condolence with a heavy heart. Hara, Anya and I were so deeply saddened by this news and you and Luke have been in our thoughts constantly. We will always remember Ben and his courageous attitude. I know he was a wonderful father and husband and that you, along with so many others, will carry him in your hearts forever.

It is with profound regret that we were unable to attend the service today as we had to be out of town due to a family matter....

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Ben,
Our Franklin Park Golf day, and the Golden Tee challenges will always be in my mind. God Speed to you, and God Bless your family.
Forever on my mind....
Your friend,
Brian Hurley------The Grounds at The Masters were better this year Ten fold...Always your friend.....

Tara;
I am praying fervently for you and Luke as you journey through this trying time. I haven't seen you in years, but keep up to date on your life through my mother, and have been praying for Ben since I heard of his illness. I pray for strength, courage and peace for you and Luke. I have heard such wonderful things about you and Ben and your life together, and I will keep you in my thoughts.
Love,
Chris Anne (Barry) Barclay

Tara, I did not know you or your husband but read his obituary in today's paper and felt the need to reach out to you. My husband, TJ, died of esophogeal cancer on June 19. I know the devastation of this particularly lethal cancer. I hope to work to increase awareness of this disease. Please know that I share your loss and pray for serenity for you and your family. While I've met many cancer patients, I've not met any with esophogeal cancer. If ever you would like to contact me I'd be...