Earl W. Redman

Hi Grandpa!

It has been a year today and I could not sleep. I just wanted to talk to you before I went to sleep tonight. I wanted to you to know that I miss you so much. I miss you everyday, but this weekend was rough. The Superbowl was not the same without you. Nothing is the same without you. March Madness, High School Basketball, Buckeye Football, and life. There have been times when I went to pick up the phone to call you and I forgot you were not here to answer it. Then I talk to...

I pray that your year will include very good memories of your loved one and that you will be encouraged to be a blessing as God blesses you in your wonderful life.

Becky and Skippy - May the Lord continue to bless and comfort you not just in the near times but in the times to come as well. I love you and continue to pray for you!

Warmest Regards,
Love

to the redman family :
it was indeed a pleasure to have meet and lived with him ,to watch and learn how life should be, i remember how much he enjoyed pitching horseshoes..much love

To The Redman Family,

May God Bless You All And Give You Strength.

Earl was a frequent visitor to my Office when I worked with his Uncle Alex. He usually had a funny story to tell. I saw him frequently after he retired and he still had the smile and the stories. He told me if he knew Retirement was going to be this good, he would have done it years earlier.

I will take his advice.

He will be missed.
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-Trent

Mrs Becky & Skip,
We are sorry to hear about Mr. Earl and will keep you in our prayers. If there is anything you need please feel free to let us know. I know that He & Daddy are somewhere in a corner in heaven talking ! They are both in a better place.
The Johnson Family
Pat, Debbie & LaKeitha

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Thanks be to God for we know that all things work together for good to them that love God and are the called accoeding to His purpose.
My hands are available for you.

We met thouugh the fishing club, and he always had a smile on his face. He was always a truthful person, and I respected that. Our deepest sympathy. jeff and theresa Harris