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Bill & Linda Downing Blau
January 22, 2009
Sherry,
Linda and I are saddened to learn of the loss of your husband. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and the Siniard family.
God bless us all,
Bill & Linda Blau
Marty and Sissy Simpler(Ladonia)
January 22, 2009
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.
Laurie Woodson
January 20, 2009
I just wanted to share a wonderful story that shows just what kind of man Mr. Siniard was. When I was in 5th grade, Mr. Siniard was superintendent of the Russell County school system. I had just recently entered public school and was excited to participate in my first 4H County baking competition which was being held on a Saturday at the Roy Martin Center. As you can imagine, I had baked and baked and baked that week. Late on Friday evening, we discovered that I had left my 4H book in my desk at school. I was devastated. Without my book, I would not be allowed to compete, and after all that work. I was in tears. Needless to say, my mother began calling everyone she could think of to find a way into that school. She finally got Mr. Siniard's home phone number and contacted him. At 8 or 9 on that Friday evening, Mr. Siniard left his home in Smiths Station and drove all the way to Seale, AL to let me in the school to retrieve my book so I could compete the next day. No one else would have gone out of their way to ensure a 10 year old girl could compete in her first competition. Most would have feigned being too busy or just said that I would have to learn my lesson for next time. I have never forgotten Mr. Siniard for his kindness and his gift to me. Needless to say, I did not win the baking competition that next day, but did go on to win State Competitions in other 4H areas over my next several years in the RC school system. God Bless your family and know that Mr. Siniard made a difference in may children's lives over his years in RC.
Teresa Bridges
January 19, 2009
Dear Bill: Sorry to hear of your loss. I pray that you find comfort that your Father is no longer suffering. I will continue to pray for you and your family.
Teresa Bridges
Cheri Shelley
January 19, 2009
We are sorry for the loss in your family. God will help you thru this time if you lean on him. The pain from your loss will eventually ease and sweet memories will be with you forever.
The Shelley Family
Dorothy Shelley, Mattie Shelley Clark (Jer), Larry, (Cheri Skipper), Kaleb Shelley, Lynn, (Diane), Michele Shelley, & Rev. C.M. Skipper
Carolyn (McKinney) Schmidt
January 19, 2009
Linda and family - I remember Mr. Siniard as principal at Ladiona, and shared classes with you there - so very long ago. So sorry for your loss.
Stephanie (Herring)
January 19, 2009
What a difference Mr. Siniard made in Ladonia and the entire Russell County School system! He was an extremely kind, positive and intelligent man. Always able to offer up just the right words of encouragement, support and correction when we needed it and he did it all with love and kindness. We will miss him. I thank God for having been blessed with such a great role model in my life. Mr. Siniard YOU made a difference in our world! My thoughts and prayers are with your family now; may God grant you all strength, grace, courage and comfort in your time of sorrow.
Ladonia 1968-1973
Jack Harper
January 18, 2009
Sherry, so sorry for yoaur loss, tried to make the viewing ,but having medical complications,,,,,
Alice Russell Jordan
January 18, 2009
Dear Sherry,
Earl and I "grew up" together on Rosemont Drive in Columbus, and you and I were sorority sisters at Auburn. Extending my deepest sympathy to you, your children, grandchildren and Earl's sisters. May our God grant to each of you peace and understanding.
Alice
Jim Langley
January 18, 2009
Bill was an old and dear friend, many youngsters benefitted from his leadership,
BILLY WILLIAMS
January 18, 2009
LADONIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
J. Keith Rumph
January 18, 2009
My thoughs and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow.
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