Earl R. Lewis

To the Lewis family I extend my deepest sympathy & condolence. We were childhood, neighborhood, high school & college friends, as well as, farternity brothers. While I did not keep in contact over the years, Earl's memory will always be a part of me. He represents the best in what a man should strive to be, that is being true to his family, his roots and the principals engrained in his spirit.

A bright and jovial spirit now becomes one of our celestial stars.

We all feel sorrow when a good spirit moves on, so is the case with Brother Earl Lewis. Brother Lewis, we will miss you, but we will never forget you. Mrs. Lewis we will keep you in our prayers. Omega has lost a good son. Brother Michael Edwards

Bro. Lewis RIP, he going to see the King. May God bless Mrs Lewis and the family in this time of bereavment. OKK forever..

Brother Earl, I know you are at peace and in no more pain; but we will miss you so much. Sister Henrietta, Eleanor, Maurice, Jonathan and Argentina and the rest of your wonderful families, we will be there if you need anything. We Love You.

Mr. Omega Man and Friend, I thank God for bonding us together, along with your family and friends. You are a man of honor, courage, and pure joy for life and family. I will truly miss your friendship, and grateful for the time we shared. Thanks for the UPLIFT.

Brother Lewis knew that our challenge as people is to give to others, his Uplift to young and old, boys and girls, men and women, will never be forgotten. We are all richer for knowing Brother Earl Lewis.

Burdette R. Wills

Uncle Earl, we will all miss you so much. I thank God for leading you to our lives.

Bro. Earl was a true Omega man. He always participated in the fraternity's programs and was a very active member of the chapter's social action outreach programs. I had the honor and privilege of doing volunteer work with him at the Langston Hughes after -school program. My prayers to the family.

May God bless Mrs Lewis and the family in this time of bereavment. We will all miss Brother Lewis and I will forever remember him introducing himself to me as PI 56. Rest in peace my brother.

Cornell H. Huddleston