David R. Lopez

We look forward to the time when no resident will say I am sick Isaiah 33: 24...

My sincere sympathy to the family for the loss of your dear loved one. May you find peace and comfort in Psalms 65:2. Again my deepest sympathy.

Paula and Girls,
David would be very proud of you. Our hearts are broken so we can only imagine how hard it is for you. Remember, we are all on the train to life; David has just moved to the sleeper car, but we will all get there together. Hold on a couple more months, and we will see him again. Then, instead of the hundreds who said goodbye, there will be thousands stopping by to say "Hello, welcome back, we've missed you greatly."

Love you much.

May Jehovah God give you all the needed strength at such a difficult time. Jehovah has given us the wonderful gift of seeing our loved ones again in the near future through the resurrection. My heart is filled with sadness as I reflect on his love and kind words despite my health issues, and encouragement to hang in there, yet the hope of the resurrection gives me peace, as it will you too. Deepest sympathy. Cedar Hill Park Congregation

To the Lopez Family, Olaya Lopez
and Mr. & Mrs. Phil Simmons.

It was so sad to hear that your beloved
husband, father, son and brother has
passed on. May you all cherish all
the wonderful memories he has left behind and may Jehovah give you the
strength to go forward in life and
accept that accidents do happen. We
do have a wonderful hope of the resurrection so that surely should
console us to see him in the near future. With Deepest Sympathy.

Nemesio...

I am so very sorry for your loss as well as our classmate. David was very kind. This really has taken me by surprise. He will be missed but never forgotten.

To say that I'm sorry for your great loss doesn't seem like strong enough words but they're the best words I have at the moment. We are truly sorry. We will love you and support you through this most difficult time. Love Always, Kristie L. Cooper