Lawrence Leroy Potts

MY SYMPATHY TO THE POTTS FAMILY

Chase,
I wanted to let you know how sorry I was to hear of your Grandfather's passing. I always enjoyed his visits to work and will always remember the stories, especially the one about the apples. I only got the pleasure of meeting him a few times, but thats all it took to know how good of a person he was. I will keep you, your Mom and Dad in my prayers. God Bless.

Rosemary, Your dad knew 100's of people, and I think that he made their day with his cheery attitude. I first knew "Mr. Potts" when I worked at Jos. T Griffin. ..2 weeks ago, he called his friend Chuck Foley (who was the Griffin mgr) and asked him to come up to tool around the fairgrounds with him at the State Fair. He gave away many plants which will live in his memory--including my white dogwood that is now 30'wide.

Rosemary, Lee and Chase:

Mr. Potts was a terrific man and will be missed. His visits to us at work were always something to look forward to.
Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

Rosemary,
I have known your Dad for several years from the nursery business. He and I had many laughs together and I loved his stories. He had many fine comments about his grandson. I will sure miss him and his wit. Prayers for your family and you at this difficult time.

Rosemary, You are in our thoughts and prayers. Your dad touched so many lives including everyone at the fairgrounds, especially his friends at The Kentucky Pork Producers. He will be greatly missed by us all.

Rosemary, You are in our prayers. May God provide you comfort that only He can in this tradegy.

I met your dad only once, but he left a great impression on me.

Love,
Kathy and Mike Hillebrand