Joan Bechtel

Tom,
You probably don't remember me but i went with Joan, you and friend Roy to Gatlinburg years ago.
My son saw Carol and she told him the sad news.
Joan and i weren't close but we were friends.
After my husband died i kept thinking i would call Joan and stop by to see her. Thats what happens when you put things off.
I was sorry to hear of your son's death. I know there is nothing like losing a child.
Again am so sorry to hear about Joan.
Tom what happened?

To the family,

I express my deepest condolences at this time of sorrow. I pray for your strength as each day passes. Continue to reflect on the memories that brought so much joy. Seek refuge in the God of all comfort and he will sustain you.

R.D.

Birmingham, AL

Tom; My deepest sympathy in your great loss. I have many happy memories of you and I being roommates on Edgemont Circle and your weekend trips to Jacksonville when dating Joan. Having lost my wife, I know you will be feeling this loss for a long time (for the rest of your life). God is good and we learn to live with the pain and the anticipation of seeing our loved ones again. God Bless
Fr. Roy Runkle

My deepest sympathy for your loss. There are no words that can ease the pain of losing someone so beloved. May you find comfort and peace in knowing that your loved one is in God's memory, because those who fall asleep in death are precious in his eyes. Psalms 116:15

Mr. Becthel, Jeff and Family. Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of you wife and mother. I pray the God will give you strength and courage during this difficult time.