Samuel B. Saxton

A better friend could not be found.

Dear Missy & Family, I am so sorry to learn of Sam's passing. I think of him often, especially our ski trips. He led a long and abundant life, giving back in many ways. You are blessed to have had him in your life. Diana

Mrs. Saxton: Michael Kraynick here. I am in town for a few days and just realized that Sam had passed away. I am so sorry. I flew into Queen City and was trying to call him and did not know. I had spoken to him for a few months. I hope you and your family are well. My sincere condolences. I don't have you phone number so if you want to call my number is 208-720-2509. You all were such great friends of my parents. Best regards.

Melissa I am so sorry to hear of Sam´s passing. He was a wonderful man and I am blessed to have known him. He lived such a great and active life and is one of the kindest men I´ve ever met. I will miss him and think of him often. He was fun to shoot with, talk dogs with and listen to his awesome stories of his travels. We loved him....Rest in Peace Sam, Heaven gained an awesome man....love Sue & Harry Shaw

To: Dr. Martha Hutson-Saxton
Dear Missy,
We, Society of the Arts members, were so sorry to learn about the passing of your husband Sam. His promotion and generous support of the Allentown Art Museum, as well as your own, have been greatly valued by our organization. Know that you and your family will be in our thoughts during this difficult time.
With deepest sympathy,
Your SOTA friends

Uncle Sam was the best. Memories of Bear Hollow have lasted throughout my lifetime. Heartfelt condolences to Missey and entire family. You will be missed.

Samuel B. Saxton . . . . “ I know it’s him, because it says it on the barn ! ! “ Many years of friendship and fun parties . . . My thoughts are with his family. Robert Bungerz, Allentown