Deloris Leo Stokes

So sorry for your loss. Deloris was a good man and a great friend to all. May the good Lord bless your family at this time.

bobhill

Camie and Family

Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your father, grandfather. With love and appreciation, he is a great
man.

Just a note to send our love and support. I have fond memories of spending time with all of you and Grandma Smith during Thanksgiving and Special Sundays. Your home was always filled with laughter and wonderful smells. I still miss Aunt Eleda's cinnamon rolls! Karl remembers the wonderful, kind, way Uncle Deloris and Aunt Eleda were when his parents were sealed in the Logan Temple. Uncle Deloris's sweet words that day, have blessed our life for generations. He will be missed. May the Lord...

Deloris loved to talk to people. He went up to Ron playing the piano at the Golden Dragon Room in 1965. That began a lasting friendship throughout the years. We will miss him and Eleda who are together again. Love, Ron and Gail Miyashiro.

To the Stokes family:
May the Almighty God be your source of strength at this time of grief. May he grant you peace as you look forward to the time when his promise at 1 Corinthians 15:26 will come true and all of you will be reunited in peace.