Wanda Ford

Dear Lyndell, Frank and family,

Judy and I send our sincerest sympathy to all of you. I knew your mom and she was a wonderful lady. Will miss her and saddened by her passing.

Love,

Wayne and Judy Berg (Indian Trail, NC)

To the family of Wanda Ford:
On behalf of Ketoctin Chapter, NSDAR, I send sincere sympathy on the loss of Wanda. Her Obituary was read at the September Chapter meeting and she was remembered fondly by those who knew her. Please know we are thinking of you at this sad time.
Sincerely,
Joan Whitener, Chaplain
Ketoctin Chapter, NSDAR

To the family of Wanda Ford:
Our deepest sympathy is with you all in
the sad passing of Wanda, who is my cousin. I didn't know her well, but do know her sister, Mary Lou well.
Our many prayers are with you at this sad time. Sincerely, Mayna Joy Johnson Hall (daughter of Odessa Elledge Johnson)

May. the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort,who comforts us in all our tribulation give you the needed strenght to endure in this time of duch deep sorrow.
"The Holy Scriptures" promise:(Revelation 21:3-4) . . .. And God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”

Dear Lyndell and Dad,

Though I did not know Wanda well, I found her to be a lady of much grace and style. She always struck me as the quintessential Baltimore society lady - a very down-to-earth society lady, that is. It amazed me to learn that Wanda was actually raised on a farm in Texas during the Great Depression. The fact that she came so far from her origins is a testament to her spirit and her intelligence.

-Nathaniel

Dear Lyndell and Dan,
This is just a word to let you know of our heartfelt sympathy.
Sincerely,
Trudi & Chuck Booth