Rev. Hank Parker

Dear family of Hank Parker, I live in Los Angeles California and I listen to the 60 second warm ups for many years. I am sad because I'm just hearing about his home going. Thank you for sharing your husband/father with me. May God bless and heal your hearts-- Alan J Haywood

A really good man. A friend to all! Called home by the Lord!!

We send our deepest condolences to Patsy and the entire family upon Hank's passing. He was a wonderful man and we shall miss him.

Tommy & Betty Baer

Thanks Hank for freely giving your life in the Service of the lord and speaking eternal life in my life.

It was a blessing to know Hank as a friend and coworker. He will be missed, but his reward is eternal. He was always ready to witness for Jesus.

So much love, such a big laugh and always a smile. Hank Parker was a gem. He prayed with me to receive the Holy Spirit when I was 21 years old. What a gentle man with a huge heart for all people. My prayers for Patsie and the girls and their families. So many memories to cherish. -Marci Mastracco Muldoon (Larry Muldoon)

So sorry to hear this. He is in heaven for sure. I worked with him at PM and there wasn't a better person. My Condolences to the family.

Pastor Hank was a blessing and an inspiration to me, personally, when I became a Born-again Christian - Oh, how I enjoyed listening to his "60-Second Warmups" - Well done, good and faithful Servant!!!

We will miss Hank greatly. He leaves behind a legacy in every person he touched. The Kingdom of God will continue to multiply through his written words and the testimony of those whom he led to Jesus. May God comfort his family.

Dear Patsie you have our prayers and concernes at this sad time. Friends are with you at good and bad times. Just as you were with us at our daughters wedding in Chase City. (Jami & Brian Seate)..We will keep you in our prayers and we know God is with you. J.D.&Dorothy Ann Harris Tharpe.

Patsi, Christi, Melanie and extended Family,
I'm so sorry for your Earthly loss of Hank but he is at peace in the bosom of the Lord. This sad time will pass and your memories will bring great joy.

Brother Hank was and will always be a blessing to everyone he met. I will miss his smile especially on Monday Night at our M2M fellowship which he very frequently honored us by teaching the class. An absolute role model for others and a man's man that loves his family and took every opportunity to not only describe his earthly pride and joy but to also to witness about Christ to any and everyone. We are all much better for meeting and enjoying fellowship with Brother Hank even at the Mission Ridge. Thank you for sharing this good with us and I hope The Lord will comfort you through these days of sorrow and I certainly look forward to seeing Brother Hank again.
John Vest a M2M and Mission Ridge friend, San Antonio, Texas March 29, 2019.

This is Hank's sister, Virginia Parker Dean's son, John Wiley Dean, Alabama cousin, brother to Betty Dale Dean Walker and Ida Sue Dean Hines. Thanks so much for streaming the service so cousins in Texas, Alabama, Virginia and other places could attend. It was a beautiful celebration of the life of a wonderful Christian husband, father and grandfather. We are so grateful for the life of Hank II and his love and concern for others. God bless your wonderful family and comfort and care for you.

Dear Family! So sorry for your loss. May God our Heavenly Father comfort you in the days to come. Debbie and Wade Miller; Cornerstone Cell Group