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Mark Dawson
August 29, 2022
Sleep In Peace
Mark Dawson
August 29, 2021
SIP
September 7, 2012
To the Mathis family, this was a big shock for us. Craig was with us so much he became part of the family. It's like we lost a family member. I can still see him tagging along with my Mom everywhere she went. Our prayers are with you, Linda. We found out late and could not be with you on this day. Will keep you in our prayers.
Tommy, Junie, and SisterBabe
September 6, 2012
my prayers go out to you and your family
Karen Strand
September 6, 2012
To the Mathis family: May God continue to provide comfort and compassion and ease your soul during this time of bereavement.
Dennis Jackson, Jr.
Craig Rainey
September 5, 2012
Wow!!! Seeing this was a complete shock to me. Rest In Peace Little Craig, and my heartfelt condolences the the Mathis family. My prayers are with you all. He will be missed. I will never forget because I am Big Craig of the 8th Street family. I will be there In spirit because I just won't be able to get off that day. Stay strong family and friends.
September 5, 2012
Hi Linda,
Cousin Cinnie here, I'm so very sorry to hear of the lost of your son Craig. I cannot imagine what you are going through at this time. I only know for sure that God is with you and keeping you and your family in his care during this time of great sorrow.
I still think of your daughter from time to time over the years. They are together now with God.
Linda know that I love you dearly cousin and I'm praying for you and the family.
May God bless always,
Love you much,
Cinnie
Cinnie
Dennis Jackson
September 5, 2012
To the Mathis Family,
I would like to express our deepest condolences on your loss,Our family and the Mathis Family were two of the first AA's on 8th St.I remember vividly the nurturing care of his grandmother,Mamie Mathis,his uncles and aunts.Our Mom and his grandmom shared many family moments across the fence. A really great guy is gone. Craig was one of the first young friends I had who looked up to me and made me feel special. As I prospered in sports,education and employment, I will never forget Craig's smile and encouragement whenever I saw him.He was always smiling when he said my name. I felt a brotherly love and kindred spirit with Craig throughout his life. This is a shock to me. I know it's difficult that children do not outlive their parents. Linda, you have always represented strength to me. We have had similar backgrounds being raised by strong parents,close-knit families,neighbors who genuinely care about your well-being. I remember being blessed to speak at Carolyn's funeral on behalf of 8th St. She was a great person as well. No man knows the day or the hour when we will be called home. The Jackson Family grieves with you and rejoices also that Craig's journey on earth has ended but life eternal awaits him. No more pain or suffering. No more living up to the standards of this world. The Lord vindicates and erases our mistakes and our tears. I pray he will also do this for the children and the Mathis Family. May the Lord's grace and his mercy rest upon you and give you peace to endure. Love Dennis M Jackson Sr and Family.
mark dawson
September 5, 2012
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Geneva McClendon
September 4, 2012
I Sincerely Offer My Condolence: Craig's death has no doubt cast a shadow over you as you go about your daily life because death bring us face-to-face with the fact that he is gone too soon. His presence will be dearly missed. So despite the pain of grief,let it be your resolve to continue to work your way through pain and grief. The rich life that he led has left many memories. Times like this make us sad. But, there is "a time to weep". (Ecclesiastes 3:4) Yet you can have the hope of seeing your love one. Jesus said "Do not let your be troubled". (John 14:27) Sometimes we may feel paralyzed by a tragedy such as this. Remember: God can help you to endure any and every problem they may face. He will give the "power beyond what is nomal" to go from one day to the next. (2Corinthians 4:7)
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