Asa G. Tibbs

I briefly knew Asa in Salisbury when we worked together (guessing about 1987) he made a good enough impression upon me that i looked him up all thes 35 years - I hope he is resting in peace.

A fine musician and an even finer person. Kind, thoughtful and soft-spoken, he'll be missed.

Asa touched many people in the community but probably no one more than the musicians he jammed with and collaborated with. His "harp" skills were appreciated by all. Although I didn't see him often he always had a smile and made me feel like his friend. I know he had many difficult challenges but I never heard him complain. May God bless him with sweet music in Heaven for eternity.

Dale and Family,

I am so sorry to hear of your brother's passing. Take comfort in that he walks with Jesus. My condolences to your family.
Patti (Kelly)Smith

Faye, Dale, Lee and family, you are in our thoughts and prayers! Garnett was a unique individual who followed the beat of his own drummer. He was a person who was always had a smile and time to spend with you talking and listening. I looked to him as an older brother as I grew up! He was a sincere and honest person who will be missed by all who knew him!

My saddest feeling now i knew him and family since i was a boy good friends of my parents

Asa was a free spirit. Everyone loved listening to his stories. Katie....he was so proud of you....his greatest accomplishment. I know he died at peace having you by his side. He was a writer, an artist and loved playing harmonica. On Friday his life will be celebrated.
Hugs,
Aunt Kim

I'm so sorry to hear of Asa's passing. Too soon. Asa made a lasting impression on so many. Rest in peace.

Dale, and Family ~ my deepest condolences to all. Wishing you comfort and peace in all your wonderful memories. May Asa rest in peace ~