Rev. Joseph W,D, Tarpley

I miss you.

I think of Cousin Bill often, as the artist, the family man, the guy who worked and took care of those he loved, and the man who loved God and spread the Word to all who listened.

Miss you Cousin Bill! You were a great role model as a family man, and a person comfortable with his own convictions and above all his devotion to his faith. You were always a great host to me as a young man and student at Hampton Institute, and I still have the oil painting you gave me and Gale upon our wedding. I know you are enjoying the warm embrace of Lord Jesus as I offer these words. Thank you for being the strong African American man and good American citizen. You live on in the...

I cant believe ur gone its like a bad dream that I cant wake up from.. I always remember that I will always love u and will will make a promise that I will see you see u soon

I miss granddday love u

My father, the late Asa Jones, Jr. spoke of Mr. Tarpley often as they worked together with the postal service. Our prayers are with you

To my next door neighbors,
Thank you for welcoming me into your family. "Clara, where is my cottage cheese and peaches?" I miss and love you so very much. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. Keep holding on to God's unchanging hands.

May the love and peace of the Lord comfort you and the family during this difficult time. You remain in my prayers.