Sam C. Visger

I miss you Sam you taught me so much. I was shocked when I heard of your passing I thought you live forever

So sorry for your loss

Love and miss you uncle sam, i always remember fishing with you and you making me catfish bites,and teaching me how to shoot a bow, have many great memories including the jewlery box you made me when i was younger and my earrings made from fishing lures. May you rest in peace, give everyone a hug and kiss from me

Brother Sam, I will miss you deeply. You dumped the bucket of bullheads back in the lake because I had caught more than you, However, you bought my poles, line, license, and provided the transportation and boat. In addition I was an obnoxious teenager. By the way folks Sam took me fishing a lot, we probably had fish at home.

Dan Visger

We came across this picture from Aunt Ruth's pictures and thought it was most appropriate to post in Sammy's Guest Book.

Our family consited of six kids, five boys and one girl. We lost Steve awhile ago; now Sam. He was one of my big brothers and there is nothing he wouldn't have done for any of us upon asking. He loved living in Fremont on the Lake where for several years he threw one of the grandest pig roasts for friends and family. Everyone was welcome and they truly appreciated and enjoyed the day with friends and family. He was a hunter, fisherman, and he was also a trapper during his earlier years. If...

I am so sorry to learn of Sammy's passing. He was always kind to me as a child; his smile and enthusiasm welcomed us each time our dad would bring us for a visit!The miles and years do separate, but cousins share a bond that never goes away. May God's peace and comfort be with the family at this difficult time.

Your cousin in Tennessee,
Faith

So sorry to hear about Sam. He will be very sadly missed.