Laurel L. Dickinson Jr.

Dear Aunt Bert and girls,
We were very sad to hear of Uncle Sonny's passing. I know that it has been a very hard road for you all but just remember that he is rejoicing with the lord now and he is no longer in any more pain.
I Love and miss you all and you will all be in our prayers.
I will never forget the special person that he was. I will cherish my Joy of Cooking cook book forever. I will greatly miss his baked beans and his humor. He always made you smile and had a smile for...

Sorry to hear of your loss.



(cousin)

I didn't know Mr. Dickinson but just reading the words he wrote prior to his death attests to what a wonderful person he was - and you were blessed to have had him in your lives. My condolences for your loss.

Dear Roberta, girls and family; On behalf of Terry, myself and our extended families here in Vegas we would all like to convey our heartfelt condolances and sadness at the news of Uncle Sonny's passsing. There are simply no words that we could say to you or to the family, other than we love you and you are all in our prayers. I think your husband/Father's last letter to you summed it up all quite nicely. He was a man that knew what he wanted to say and said it. Uncle Sonny made peace within...

That was beautifully written. Of course Uncle Sonny is with Grammie and Grampy having coffee and donuts. We're thinking of everyone in the family at this sad time.

love,
Summer and Bill

i attended kvvti with laurel in 1974 and remember him well, a wonderful fellow student. my father passed away that year, he was very kind in my time of need. may i now extend my kindness to you in yours.

Sorry to hear of your loss. May God be with each of you.

Our sympathies to all,I remember Sonny as a little boy the best, when we lived close to the family, I have fond memories of those days now we know he's free from pain, and surely he's with his Mom & Dad.