Samuel G. Kemp

I came across something I had framed a long time ago. I'd packed it away and uncovered it when I moved. It was a poem about poppy flowers. My sister passed a few years before and I felt silly buying a birthday card and said so to the old man in the store. Unbeknownst to me that man was Mr. Kemp and he assured me I wasn't being silly at all. He was so nice, he talked with me. He talked about love and loss and how to appreciate the beauty in things. That got him to talking about Poppies. He...

To the Kemp family, so sorry to read about your Mom and Dads passing, I have a lot of fond memories of days going by. My Mom Bernice grew up knowing your Dad through the florist industry she even worked for him for about 13 years. Peace be with your family knowing that God has them in safe keeping.

Together Forever in Heaven and in Our Hearts. We were Blessed to have All of You in our Lives.

With Love and Prayers
from the Family of the
late John and Carolyn Nagle.
Evelyn Junior, Dottie
Nagle and Family

Mr. Sam was always generous to the Brooklyn Park community. He would always hand you a carnation when you visited. Loved how he always flew the large American flag so proudly.

We love and miss you and Gladys.

So many fond memories of Mr. Sam and Cedar Hill Florist. Our deepest sympathy to his entire family.

The Charles Haas family of Arnold

So sorry for your loss Ron Jeanne

Joyce & family,
I can't imagine the sorrow and void you all must feel loosing both your parents within a short period of time. Our hearts feel for you and your family during this difficult time.

Love,

Peggy & Tom Bauer

My sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Kemp. May God comfort your hearts and strengthen you each day. 2Thess 2:17