Cecil H. Sanders Jr.

"Missing you, Cecil!.......Thank you for your Support." j.j. Master Dj.

Hard to accept that it has been a year since Cecil departed this world to move into the next phase of life. It seems like only yesterday that I saw and chatted with him in our local supermarket as we remembered our days at Hampton. To his wife, sons and grandchildren may God continue to keep his loving arms wrapped around you and guide you. Peace be with you always.

One of the brothers holding the light higher so the rest of us could see where we're going. Prayers to the wife, sons and grand-kids that now must seek a path forward without him. Gonna miss you.

I’ll miss that wonderful welcoming smile!
I will always cherish the happy memories with you, Joanne and the gang at the big house. Rest in peace dear friend.

From the time that I first met Cecil going back to the days when we were both students at Hampton Institute (University) in the mid `60's, it was clear that here was a man of integrity and promise. Over the years he has proven that he would live up to that potential. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. May you rest in peace and enjoy the fruits and rewards of your labor.

Cecil you will be missed. You were always a true gentleman and an outstanding Guardsman.

Sheila and I send our blessings to you and your family, we shared some memories that will never be loss, we pray that God will continue to keep you with his strength and continue to be blessed with his love

Cecil and I were classmates and for our senior year off campus roommates while attending Hampton University. He was a good friend and the epitome of a very cool and classy guy from the New York/New Jersey area. However, and more importantly, he was an outstanding student as he graduated with Honors from the School of Architecture. He was in my estimation, a good man and a great guy who after leaving Hampton built a wonderful life with Joann, while also enjoying success as President of his...

My Heartfelt Sympathy to Joanne and Family . Cecil will be missed with that caring heart for others. Liz Urquhart