James Terrence Trunk

Dear Trunk's,

Over the past 30 years, I have many fond memories of Terry. But the one I'll remember the most is he always had a smile on his face and a great sense of humor.

Whenever we would talk we would always end up laughing about something. Now, everytime I think of Terry, I find myself smiling. He will be missed.

My deepest sympathy,

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Trunk, Shelly and Danny,

Mom, Sheryl, Sheila and I are in Savannah for the holidays and wish we could be there to lend our support. We are at a total loss for words. We share your terrible grief and loss.

I did want to share our conversation yesterday as we were reminiscing all the years we spent together as next door neighbors and best friends and how over the years we grew up, went away to college, returned home and began our own families. I...

Dear Carol and Jim,
I cannot imagine the depth of your dispare on Christmas Day, in what should be one of the happiest seasons of the year. Your loss five years ago was more than most of us could ever imagine then, and now Terry. I don't know what to say to you, except that our hearts break for all of your family. It seems so out of order, when our children leave before we do. God surely was sparing Terry from something worse in the future.
If there is anything that I can do...

Terry was my oldest friend and I will miss him. Our deepest sympathies are with the Trunk family.

Sincerely,

Becky & Steve Huntsinger and Family