Homer Vander Mey

Joanne and family, May God bring you comfort during this difficult, Just know that he is in a better place, Your cousin in Fl, Ruth Nederveld

We extend our heartfelt Christian sympathy to you Joanne and your entire family. What excellent contributions you both have made in our ministries and outreach at the West Valley Christian Fellowship. We will always treasure Homer's modest and wise counsel, and well thought out prayers and the inspiration he extended to all of us as friends and fellow members. May the Lord surround you with caring love and enduring compassion. Rodg and Marijane Buining

My sincere Christian sympathy to a fellow teacher and Librarian.RLHaan

To JoAnn and Family
I was in shock to here of Homer's passing. I took care of him at Raybrook on the third floor for a couple of years and he was a special individual and i got to know his wife and couple of the family. God bless you Homer and family

To the VanderMey Family.My sincere sympathy extended to you also.I had Homer for my teacher in Baxter Christian school in the 1940`s.Wonderful teacher.

To the VanderMey family,
So sorry to hear of Coach Vander Mey's death. Not only was he a literate, eloquent man, but as a baseball coach--we took first place in city in '63--he could kick up dust with the best of them. Many times he charged out to argue with umpires with his timely opening line, "I beg to disagree!" When we were 2-3 early in the season, he called a team meeting and said, "Men, we can win if we rely on our native skills." And he once turned to me, his neophyte...

I loved his quiet, dry wit and intelligence. We'll miss him.

Sending our heartfelt sympathy to you, Jo, and your family. We have so many happy memories of Homer's days at Christian High and our times together there. May God's peace and blessing be yours in the next days and weeks as you adjust to life without him. Our prayers are with you all. John and Jane Warners