Bennie M. Smith

Ms. Smith, It has been a pleasure to have known you. I will miss all the fun times we had at the "Oak Cliff " branch. I am sad but happy that you are in a better place where there is no more pain or sorrow. I WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND!

Let us thank God for the time we were able to spend with such a wonderful person as Benny Smith. I knew her through my job at Chase Bank, she always had a smile and a feistiness about her. I know she will be deeply missed by family and friends. May the strength of Christ console her family and friends at this time. Sincerely, Oakcliff Branch

Thank You for your friendship Ms. Smith. I will miss seeing you and helping you here at the Oak Cliff branch. It was a pleasure.

To my friend like she use to say. My friend my friend my friend. I will miss you. In a friendship color or race does not matter since we all have red blood running through our bodies. I will always remember you and love you with all my heart.

Ms. Smith was a sweet lady. she was my son"s teacher Kevonne Pierce when they were at Bishop Heights. She was crazy about my son and always joked about taking him home. She always came to see me at work and i would always give her a lemon chess pie. She will be missed!

Cousin Bennie was a sweet person who walked to the beat of her own drum, and will be missed. She and my father, Lawrence Mason, were morelike sister and brother than cousins, and it's good to know they're together in Heaven right now.