Julian Samuel Elmore III

Barbara and Julie I am heartbroken
I have been so sad since David passed and now Sam. Why do the good ones have to leave us so soon.
I have thought of the both of you so much. I allowed myself to get so sad over David, I cut myself off from the world. I wish I had called you on at least one of the occasions that I thought of you. May God bless you both, I am so sorry, I guess he and David can sell together again. Love you very much, Kay

Julie, my sincerest sympathies to you and your Mom. May God provide you with strength in the difficult days ahead.

Julie, I offer you and your Mom my heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies. May his memory be a blessing and a comfort to you both in the future.

Sam and I worked together after he got out of the Army. My Dad Clay Macy and Sam were parters in a furniture store for years. Sam was always looking forward to make things bigger and better.He had a great vision for Elmores to be one of the biggest and best. We were good friends and I will miss him.

My deepest sympathies are with the Elmore family and friends. I did not have the fortune to know Mr. Elmore, but as a friend of his daughter Julie, I have witnessed her clearly inherited commitment to community.

May God bless you Barbara, and your daughter Julie. We will all miss Sam, knowing that his spirit lives on.

Sam's was surely a well-lived life. The highlight was probably having you and your daughter in it. Our hearts and prayers are with you. Peace.

Sam was a fine gentleman who loved his family as they loved him in return. Please accept our heartfelt sympanthy.