Dr. Robert Whitman Lord

My most vivid memory with our first year at University of Georgia & we went to his family home in Dublin.... And watched the first man walking on the moon in the summer of `69.

Memory

Lurue,
Our heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. We shared a flight with him on our way to an eye conference and he kept us informed and entertained concerning the aircraft and noise-cancelling headphones. Great memories! Charles and Andrea Harris

Lurue and family, Destry and I send our condolences in the loss of Whit, our Dr. Lord. We pray for the peace that comes ONLY from the Prince of Peace. It is never easy to get to that peaceful state but I can assure you that the Grace of God is sufficient to provide it. Treasure the precious memories and look forward to the reunion you and he will have when that time comes.
Blessings,
Destry and Shelby Rogers

Lurue, I have vivid memories of the deep sadness I experienced in 2001 when my mother passed away as a result of a brain tumor, so I know you must be experiencing a great deal of pain at this time. I'm thinking of you and will continue to do so as you travel a difficult path through the next months. With best wishes and lots of prayers, Constance Campbell

Lurue,
Our Mom, Gretchen and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We are Dave Hansen's sister and Mom and we know how Dave was blessed by Whit's friendship. Sympathy and Blessings to You!

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

Gone but certainly not forgotten. He was a very kind and caring man. Keith and Patti Barber and Family.

Nancy Johnson