John B. Abrams

Our love and sympathy goes out to our family members; If we all stand together we can deal with all the hardships that are thrown at us. The death of a loved one is the most difficult to bear. No words can really make anyone feel better but we all try to come up with something to help you in your healing process. Bottom line, only time can do that; just keep all those happy memories in your hearts and it will substain you when you are feeling really down. Think of the funniest memories and...

John was nor just my brother-in-law. He was my brother. I am sorry to see him go, but am happy that he is out of his pain and misery. I know he was well loved, and will be missed. I feel for my nephews and niece, ans and am sorry that I could not be there to bid him goodbye.

Rest well John, and know that you are loved and remembered fondly. To the family, I will be praying that you will have fond memories and peace. With much love,

Aunt Marie

THE GOOD MEN PERISH;THE GODLY DIE BEFORE THEIR TIME AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE OR WONDER WHY.NO ONE SEEMS TO REALIZE THAT GOD IS TAKEN THEM AWAY FROM EVIL DAYS AHEAD.FOR THE GODLY WHO DIE SHALL REST IN PEACE.(ISA 57:1-2). AGAPE SHALOM...

To the family of the late Mr. John Abrams. It is our prayer that you all will allow the Lord to guide you and keep you. Always being a witness to His abundant love and power to get you through any situation. May He also grant you the peace and contentment that surpasses all understanding. Again God Bless You.
The Williams Family

Remembered.What can I say,God holds all missing pieces,And in time will be placed In your Life`s Picture Puzzle- Then yours sorrow will be erased. God has taken his Pain,his Burden and the HEAVY CROSS.

Sorry I could not be there to help comfort you at this painful time. You all have my deepest sympathy. May God bless.