Dwight Buchanan Easty

I'm grateful Mr. Easty gave his son Mac to us.

To the Easty family, please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of Dwight. A neighbor when he lived on Clover Lane and fellow Torch Club member, Dwight was a kind, gentle and caring person. I'll remember him most for the twinkle in his eye and his engaging spirit.

My sons, Paul and Mark, were very lucky to have been able to share time with you and your dad in Troop 8. The memories of the scout outings still stick in their minds. Our sympathy.

Dear Easty family, I am sorry for your loss and am so glad to have been able to have met your Dad when he was with us in our home in Savannah in 2013 for the celebration of the incarnation of Jesus. Christmas 2013 was truly a special time together. The Chastains love Mack and feel a kinship to you all through our love for Mack. We pray you all know the power and greatness of God's Son in your time of thinking about eternity.

I really enjoyed the time Dwight spent working with our team as a volunteer and he loved to write about LEAN in his blog. My condolences to the entire family.

We were blessed to know Dwight, a truly honorable man. May your sweet memories, your faith in Him, and the continuing unconditional love of family and friends bring you peace. Love, Hugs, and God's blessings today, tomorrow and always!

Dear Easty family,
Our sincere condolences to you at this time. We hope the memory of your father will bring a smile to your days ahead.
Your dad was a quiet but kind man and I am grateful he shared a ride with my mother on their way to volunteer on Thursdays. Bldg 16 is all the more Blessed having known your dad.
Tracey Van Srippen, daughter of Agnes