Rickey Oneal Smith Sr.

My dearest friend Darcel,
Prayer is your 911 line to God. It doesn't matter if you know how to articulate your problem to him. He is listening every hour of every day; he knows your name; he understands your circumstances; and he has already dispatched the help you need. You can approach God's throne whenever you desire and pour out your heart to him. Prayer is a precious opportunity that is available 24/7-take advantage of it as often as you can. What a tremendous...

Darcel and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family in this time of need. Your memories shall bring you comfort.

To Mary Smith and family,
May God bless and keep you always. I pray that you will seek comfort in him. Please know that Ashley and I are always here for you!

To Mary & John Smith. I'm so sorry to here about Rickey's passing. I remember when he and Ken was growing up. Those memories I'll never forget. You have my sympathy, and may God bless and keep you doing this time of sorrow.

I knew Rickey via Fanny Smith (Rickey's Grandmother) who was formely married to the now deceased Major Davis.(My Uncle) Rickey and I played football at West Side together. I remember him as a very competitive athelete with a good heart. We had good times going to the "Country" together to Major Davis's Rod and Gun Club on various summer holidays when were teenagers.
My prayers and sympathy go out to Mary and the entire Smith Family.

Darcel,
Always remember that God never gives you too much that you can't handle. You are one of the most strongest people that I know and you will get through it all. Don't worry at all you have people out here who love you and will help you get through this. My deepest condolences.
Love Ty

MY DEEPEST PRAYERS GO OUT TO RICKEYS' WIFE AND FAMILY. I WAS RAISED UP NEXT DOOR TO RICKEY AND HE PROVED TO BE A TREMENDOUSLY GOOD FRIEND TO ME.GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU.

I was very sad to hear about Rickey passing away, he was truely a great person, he was always a blessing and very good sense of humor. I extend my sympothy to his mother and father and Darcelmarie. My prayes are with you and your family
Robyn Talian-State Farm ins

To the Smith Family:
I was shocked and sad when I read that Rickey had passed. I remember Ricky from Edison and West Side. I had not seen Rickey since we left West Side in 1979. Know that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. Mrs. Smith my heart goes out to you because there is nothing like the love that a mother has for he child. Be Blessed