Connie Alphonzia Sparrow

To The Sparrow Family:
The Toliver Family would like to extend our prayers to you during your time of sorrow.
May God Bless you and Keep you.

To the Sparrow Family,
My Mother, Dorothy Howe, and I were deeply saddened to learn of the death of Mr. Sparrow. He was a longtime friend of both of my parents. Mr. Sparrow was a kind and loving person whose faith in God was always apparent when you spoke to him. Additionally, he was a true gentleman who will be missed by all who knew and loved him. I know that my Dad, Mitchell Howe, and all of his buddies were waiting at Heaven's gate to welcome him home.
May God bless you in this...

It is with a heavy heart that I learned of the passing of Poncho. I had the privilege of working along side Poncho years ago in my Dad's construction business, and he taught me several life lessons that I still try to adhere to this day. I have not lived in Buchanan for almost 20 years, but when I come home to visit I would quite often see Poncho at Del's or the Stop-In, and he ALWAYS asked about my family and how we were all doing. He will be greatly missed!

TO THE SPARROW FAMILY.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST IN BUCHANAN. WE ARE PRAYING FOR YOU.

To the Sparrow Sisters:
Have faith that God will take care of
your sorrows,and broken hearts. He will give you the strength to endure and gradually over-come your grief, just remember, that he promised to grant us peace, happiness and joy...It will come!!! If I can help just by listening or being there, please let me know. Poncho was very special to all who knew him.

Al & Lola W. Manigault, Rke, Va.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To the Sparrow Family;
You all have my deepest sympathy, I remember him an my father being together all the time, James Jackson. He will be sadly miss, May God be with you at this time.
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Along the same lines as John Powell’s entry, my brother John and I have known Poncho our entire lives and he was a beloved member of our extended family. My earliest memories of Poncho revolve around various brick and block jobs working with my Father, Ray Ware, and my Grandfather, Frank Fringer – two men who thought the world of Poncho. Poncho always maintained a positive, forward-looking attitude and sincerely cared for my family like it was his own. Poncho was one of the kindest men I...

I have known Poncho all my life. He worked for my dad years and years ago-helped build his house, which I live in now, and my first house. He was more like family than a hired hand. We grew up with Poncho around and grew to know and love him. He was one of the most thoughtful and faithful people I have ever known and he will be greatly missed. I am sure angels are singing great praises as he joins them now.