John Bedell

April..sorry to hear about John, I praise God for the girls He has given you to support you at this time as well as that special sister of yours!

To the Bedell Family, I rode the bus with John when we were kids, did plenty of sledding, and watched some very scary, black and white Frankenstein and the Wolfman movies on an old 8 mm projector in the 1960's. I loved his passion for playing the drums, and although I have not seen him in a few yeas, I was so sorry to hear of his passing. Anna, thank you for coming to my dad's calling hours a few weeks ago. I surely would have done the same had I been in town. My sincere condolences to...

April, So very sorry for your loss. Know that the thoughts & prayers of your coworkers are with you and your family at this time.

To all the Bedells: Was so sorry to hear about your loss. I remember many good times at your house growing up on Glenmary Drive

April and girls:, You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We are so sorry for your loss.

I, too, was surprised to hear of John's passing. He was my best friend in high school, when I didn't have many. I remember his sweet smile, his sparkling brown eyes, his long, curly brown hair and his freckles! He was fun-loving, kind and loved to rock, but he was down-to-earth, too.
My sincere sympathy to his family.
Rock 'em in Heaven, Brown!
Carol Pratt
Tifton, GA

April, Natalie, and Rachel...

Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers! May you find peace and comfort knowing that John is in God's presence right now. Be sure to let Him and those around you help and love you through this!(Psalm 91)

April, we were so sorry to hear the news about John. Natalie and Rachel, I'm so sorry about your dad. He loved all of you very much. I struggle to find words that will comfort you. Just know that he is in the presence of God, getting his first glimpse of Heaven and enjoying the fact that he is healthy. How awesome is that!

We miss all of your smiling faces. Love, Karen & Bob Mikulski

To all the Bedells. I am very sorry for your loss. It is a shock to me. I have very good memories of Brown. His quiet laugh, his almost stiff way of walking. But that was 35 years ago. Again, I am very sorry.

Doug Fletcher