Faye LaQuita Goodman

Rest well mom

I came across the sad news completely by chance. My family and I knew her and her family years ago when we were both stationed in Ansbach, Germany in the 1960's. She was just as enthusiastic and driven then in her chosen life's work as she appears to have been in her later years. My heartfelt condolences to her children and loved ones. They were my companions and playmates so many years ago.

Elder Goodman
A woman truly loving and truly loved. I know it was hard to let her go but she is in the arms of her Savior,whom she loved so dearly. Time will soothe the heartache of missing her smiling face, sweet voice and loving heart. I am so blessed to have been a witness of such a love between a husband and wife. A love only second to their love of God. May the Lord be your strength in the days to come, now and forever.

-Inez Ferguson

Dad,
Know that the Cross family's prayer for you is that the Love of God will enfold you, may the strength of Christ uphold you, and may the Comfort of the Holy Spirit console you and give you courage to face the days ahead.
Love you much.
Tiffany, Ben, Penny and MiMi

SFC Goodman (Ret)(Dwight),
I am so sorry to hear of your wife's passing. May God keep you and your family strong at this trying time. I will keep you in my prayers. May God bless and keep you.
Cynthia Dickerson

To my Big Brother, I am sorry for your loss. I love you, Your Little (Baby) Sister, Ivy Bond. (Chesapeake, VA).

Elder Goodman:
These words come make a different to you at this time. Psalms 23:1-3. Time heals everything.
Women of Thunder!

Dwight:

I wish to express my sincere sympathies to you and your family. Please stay strong!

(P.S. I'm your former neighbor in Portsmouth, VA; as well as, Manor High School Classmate - 1975)

Anita (Irvin) Green. I'm sorry for your loss.