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for Alfred Stone
Marva & Stanley Drayton
January 18, 2006
We have just been informed of Mr. Stone's death and we are so sorry that we did not have a chance to say our last goodbyes. Mr. Stone was an outstanding role model and a Christian who cared for others and the church. Those of us who knew him had our lives enriched. When Stan got sick, Mr Stone had his caretaker to bring him for a visit. He was always thinking of others. We will surely miss him.
Yvonne, Clifton & Donald Taylor
December 31, 2005
Mr. Stone loved life and lived it to the fullest. He embraced his family and friends and added value to their lives. We will miss him.
We are better people because his life crossed our paths.
Pops, We love you, rest in peace.
Shirley Wright
December 31, 2005
To the family of Uncle AR my prayers are with you at this time.
We know that he will be missed by all of us
Love
Shirley
Nancy Amos
December 31, 2005
I did not personally know Alfred R. Stone, but I know (and knew) many other family members. God bless his family, church and many friends.
karen cooper
December 31, 2005
My sympathy goes out to the family, my cousins. find peace in knowing that cousin Alfred has reached a much better place. Be encouraged that we all will meet again! Love you all!
Shannon Taylor
December 28, 2005
Uncle Alfred will be remembered for so many things. His commitment to family, friends, education, and his zest for life. There was never a dull moment with Uncle Alfred. He knew how to "shake-it-up" and have fun! I will miss him...He will live in our hearts forever.
Jerri Haislip-Bell
December 28, 2005
"Mr. Centenary" is resting peacefully now. We are certainly saddened by this loss and Mr. Stone will truly be missed around Centenary. He loved his church and church family. "Well done, good and faithful servant".
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