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Larry Reed Jr.
March 15, 2007
Dear Janet and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
We send our love and condolences to the family.
Larry Jr. and Family
TARKESHA ALDRIDGE
March 13, 2007
My prayers go out to the family. Stay strong through this difficult time. Mr. Britton is in a better place now. I will miss his smile even though he didn't feel his best when he came in for his appoinments at Advanced Healthcare. May God bless your family,friends and loved ones.
Jerrold, Sonja & Jas Mathis
March 11, 2007
Our prayers are with you all as we fellowship as one with the Homegoing of our love one.
Gus Ricca
March 9, 2007
Just got word of Marshall's death this morning at the informal Falk employee breakfast at Genesis Restaurant on Hwy 100.
Marshall was an unforgettable man. He was always in good spirits and congenial. During the Viet Nam war he was an ally with us who wanted it to end.
My condolences to the family.
Vern Sr., and Jeanne Britton
March 8, 2007
Dear Janet and Family,
We would like to express our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to you and yours. Our brother/brother-in-law Preston will be truly missed and we will cherish his memory. May God bless you keep you in his tender care.
Kent & Traci Britton
March 7, 2007
Dear Aunt Janet,
We will sincerely miss Uncle Pres. Traci and I have fond memories of him and his wonderful smile. We love you and wish you peace. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Larry Sumner
March 7, 2007
I remember Mr. Britton as a kind and loving man who put his family first. I went to school with Ronald, 1st through 12th grade at St Benedict the Moor. Sometimes on Sunday after Mass I would be at Ronny's house at lunch time. Mr. Britton would invite me to share lunch with the family, some of the kids would not want to eat. He would say,"come and sit and watch us eat". They end up eating something with us. My prayers go out to The Family, He is in a better Place. We will all miss him. Larry Sumner
Vernal Jr., Roz and Faith Britton
March 7, 2007
Dear Aunt Janet,
Uncle Pres will be truly missed. We love you all and will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Marilyn White
March 6, 2007
My prayer goes out to the Britton family. I met Mr & Mrs Britton while employed with Medical Clincic about 17 years ago. Mr Britton would always say to me, Is your husband a good cook? This is information that I had shared with him. It was always a pleasure to see Mr & Mrs Britton. I was invited to their 50th anniversary and it was a joyous event listening to the stories and the love that was displayed at Aliotos. I pray that God strengthen you and keep you.
Linda Hausladen
March 6, 2007
Dear Family of Marshall Britton,
I met your husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather when he would visit the UWM Bookstore when Mike & I worked there. I will never forget his smile, his gentle voice or the light in his eyes. He was a wonderful man to speak with and I always enjoyed it when he stopped by. I know you will miss him. Although these times are not without pain, he now shares in the resurrection and new life at the heavenly banquet. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Linda Hausladen & John Habeck
Maureen Kelly
March 6, 2007
Dear Veronica Britton,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of great loss. I am happy to have had the pleasure of meeting your father a couple of years ago. Even though his passing leaves an obvious hole in your life, he is no longer suffering..for that let's all be thankful.
Love,
Maureen Kelly
Rose McMillian (Courthouse)
March 6, 2007
Dear Atty.Ronald Britton & family
Remembering with you the wonderful ways your loved one blessed the lives of many people. My continued prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Fr. Marv Knighton
March 6, 2007
Dear Mrs. Britton & Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you deal with the passing of Marshall. Marshall struck me as a gentle soul who simply loved others in his gentle and loving way. It is our faith during this Lenten season that summons us to believe that Marshall's "life is simply changed, not ended." He is at peace because he was such a good "servant" of our Lord. I hold you all in prayer.
Love,
Fr. Marv Knighton
Phoenix, AZ
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