Brice W. Corder

To my Best Friend on the 10th anniversary of his passing. I think of Brice often, maybe every day. We are 10 years closer to teeing it up again, Love you Brice. Ed

Thank you Brice for helping me get into medical school at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Class of 1990!

Brice was a good man. I will always remember him.

I've known Brice since we were kids and classmates. They say that some people cone into your life, stay awhile and then go. Others come into your life, stay awhile but always leave a special place in your heart. I feel that way about Brice - we were best friends, confidants,and buddies. Brice, I'll miss you - our chats and times together - you;ll always be in my heart - you were the best !

Too soon we have lost a brother and a dear friend. We will both miss him greatly. The quiet chats, the golf and other sports competitions, and the family devotion to us. Thanks for the wonderful memories. Rest in peace dear brother. Carey and MaryAlice

Daniel Gonzalez

Blessings, Jim, Joan and Jeannette

Although I am a Corder by marriage (Carey and MaryAlice's late son, Steve), I have always felt blessed to be a part of the family. Brice was part of that blessing. We didn't get to see him often, but so enjoyed it when he was here. My prayers are with you, Sandy for God's comfort and peace.

My name is Wilda Brann Cheseldine. My mother and Brice's mother were sisters. Brice was about 4 years older than I, but I loved him. He was so handsome and tall and I looked up to him all the time. We haven't seen each other in many years, as he left home and I stayed in the Washington D.C. area where I was raised. As kids we all went to MeMaw's house and I remember that there were so many of us that they sent the kids upstairs to the bedrooms to eat. We sat on the bed, floor or anywhere...