Velma Archie Fields

This saddens my heart and nearly took my breath away! I know that she is with the Lord! She was a beautiful neighbor and friend to me and my son. Although I moved away from the neighborhood, whenever I saw Velma , I saw her beautiful smile and heard her unique wonderful laughter. To the Fields Family, my sincere condolences

So sorry for your loss, Dee. I hope you are well. Deborah Tabor Presnell

My love & condolences to the Family, I was blessed to witness that beautiful smile that was contagious and also wore by the members of the Archie Family, Thank you Heavenly Father for the time you let her be in our presence. Rev . Dorothy C Kelley.

My Deepest Sympathy is with the Family, Mrs. Fields your generosity and effectionist smile which I never seen you without you was always smiling thru it all even when I use to stop by to say hello 1st thing you saw is the gold tooth and beautiful smile, thank you for being there like a mom for talks or whatever when needed, Myself, Neice, Ann and Jerry will miss you and will continue keep Prayers of Comfort, love and strength to rest of the family..Love Always the Phifer Family

My deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Fields Family. I will forever remember Velma and the EBC Chorale and throughout the years while in service at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Much love prayers as God strengthens you as you go through this time of pain and sorrow. Your sister in Christ - Rev. Carol Brown Atlanta, Georgia

My deepest condolences are extended to the Fields family. I will forever cherish the memories I have of Velma in the EBC Chorale, being such a beautiful interpreter for the Deaf and all of the many smiles she gave when she walked in a room. To the family, may God continue to hold you close, comfort, keep you, lead & guide you through this time of pain and sorrow. Most sincerely, your sister in Christ, Rev. Carol Brown Atlanta, Georgia

CONDOLENCES TO YOU ALL SHE WILL BE MISSED

My deepest condolences my brother

My deepest condolences and love to the family. During the few years that I lived in Winston Salem, I became very close with Lashonda. Mrs. Fields always had a sweet word and kind smile whenever I saw her. May her soul rest in sweet peace.