Parker D. Archibald

Roni Gilbert and her father and mother witness you as much as camera obscure to the pixel wall of law. Energy does not destroy itself, and Einstein says "imagination is power" - ah, the first amendment is so eternal.

When I was in Staples in Charlottesville, I told Parker about the Bible verse that reads "Lay hands on the devil, he is God's Servant, not man's, do no more." He had never heard that before - later I showed him the chapter in KJV - the month before I moved to California; I talked with him about my family and my love in California. He was at my parents 50th wedding anniversary and gave them a nice photo album for all of their children. I moved to California in 2001. This news about his death...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Never have we had better neighbors. God bless your family as you have a great homecoming in Heaven with Christ Jesus.

What an honor it was to have had the pleasure of studying the Lord's scriptures with Parker on Saturday mornings. As a member of God's elected body, Parker is home with the Lord; rejoicing, celebrating and serving our King and Messiah. I look forward to seeing him again. Trigg, may the comfort, assurance and joy of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family. Ronald 'Bud' Butler

Trigg and family,

Unfortunately, I only knew Parker a short time, but feel very blessed to have been able to share in the study of God's Word with him on several occasions. I pray for His comfort and care during your time of grief, and know that Parker is sitting at the right hand of the Saviour.

Trigg - Archibald Family

We were honored having Parker in our Sturday morning Bible study grou at Ukrops. We will miss him, but know he is in a better place, he is with his and our Lord and Saviour.

We ask God to give you all the peace that surpasses all unmderstanding.

Our lives are better for knowing Parker.

God bless all.

Richard H. Klumb

Steve, Connie and the Archibald Family,
I didn't have the opportunity to know the original "Arch" or "Pop" but I wish I had. I can see from the photo where Steve got his smile.....and his hairline. Pop served his family, his God and his country and will be remembered and loved for that. As you celebrate Pop's life I hope you find comfort and a smile as you remember him. Pop and the Archibald family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Mama Trigg, I am so thankful that we got to meet you and papa at Crystal and Nates wedding along with Steve and Connie. He was a wonderful man and I know he was a wonderful papa and person. Our deepest condolences to you and your family. God be with you and your family at this time.