Samuel Maurice Litton

I just stumbled on this. Sorry to hear of his loss. He was a great influence on me at Ferrum back in '79/'80. He introduced me to birding. When I decided to apply to Univ. of Montana after 2 years at Ferrum, he shared stories of his experiences in Montana. Sympathies to his family, colleagues, students.❤❤❤

sam was a truly extraordinary man. His passing is a loss for all of us.

My wife Trudi and I were saddened to hear of Sam's passing. I considered Sam a mentor of mine many years ago when we began our teaching careers at Ferrum College in the 70's. He will be missed.

Sam was a good man and will be missed. Rest in peace, friend.

I met Sam 30+ years ago at our hunting club in Bath Co. VA. I so enjoyed listening to his stories when we would come back from a hunt, not about the deer we were hunting but about all of the other critters he had seen. He new so much about the woods and all that live in it. He will be missed. All of his family is in my thoughts and prayers....

My heart is broken at the news of my beautiful classmate, Sammy's passing away, June 6th; my condolences to all the family, and may I say that I feel his spirit will endure forever. Please inform me regarding a future celebration of his life. You can message me at (540) 632-7483.

Joan, just seeing Sam's obituary. I am so sorry for your loss. You and Sam were always so caring and friendly. He lived a fruitful life and always seemed younger than his age!

Joan,Sean and Jason so sorry to hear of your loss, I know your memories will bring you comfort.

My hear goes out to you as you mourn the passing of Sam, one of my favorite profs who shared his calling of birds. God bless to you all!

I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all.

Dear Joan and sons, I am forever grateful to have known Sam. He was a dear man and a source of strength , kindness, constancy,and firmness to Graham and Nathan after the death of their father. You are in my thoughts as you navigate this difficult time.

Lewellyn Byrd

Dear Joan I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to you and your sons. I was sadden to hear of Sam's passing. He was a great friend to so many people and will be truly missed. I will be praying that god will comfort you in the coming days.

Whenever I become aware that another Marine has answered his last muster, I am reminded by words in our Marines' Hymn that tells us, the streets of Heaven are guarded by United States Marines. Well, the Marines believe that our Corpsmen, who care for us and go into battle with us, also follow us to the streets of Heaven. CORPSMAN UP! You still have Marines to care for and important work to do, Doc. Semper Fi

Joan, Sean, and Jason
I'm very sorrow for your loss. Sam was absolutely one of the wisest and genuinely kindest people I have ever known. He always gave sage advice, and I don't think I ever heard him utter a word that he would be ashamed to say in a public forum. The world needs more people like your husband and father. He will be greatly missed. Those of us lucky enough to have met him, been his neighbor, or conducted business with him has a much richer life because of him. And I mean richer in every sense of the word not just monetarily.
My condolences,
Brian

I first met Sam Litton when his oldest son Sean,
Decided to start his own company in Charleston. I was there when he named it the Peninsula Company. He was young and ambitious, but we knew he was a sure bet. It was a few weeks later that I met his Dad, they were cut from the same cloth. Sam walked in and said to myself and a few other of Sean's guppies , who had moved to this city , you boys have a great future ahead of you if you play your cards right, y'all are lucky, to have what you have. That being said I'll always remember those words he said, he had faith in his boy, rightfully so. His two boys will carry on the dignity , the loyalty and the truth he always spoke, u always listened when he was talking to you, and In my book that speaks volumes . RIP Sam you will be missed

Joan,
I am so sorry to hear of Sam's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.
Carla Brooks

Joan and sons,
Please accept my condolences at your great loss. Sam was always kind and helpful.
I wish you comfort at this difficult time, in the wonderful times you have shared together.
Rathin

We are so very sorry for your loss. Our condolences to you Joan and your family.

Joan and sons, I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Sam.
Sam was so kind and patient. I will always remember him teaching me to ski.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Blessings Always

Joan and family, I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Sam. His obituary was written up so nice.
Sam was kind and so patient. I will always remember him teaching me to ski.
You and the boys are in my thoughts and prayers.
Blessings to you always.

I was so sad to see of Mr. Litton's passing. He taught me Biology my Freshman year at Ferrum College and even though I was a really poor student, he was always ready to help me whenever I needed it. I only had him for Biology for one year - but I will always remember his kindness, patience, and great sense of humor. Mrs. Litton probably does not remember me, but she was my advisor at Ferrum. My heart is with you and I know you both touched so many lives at Ferrum and beyond. Thinking of you all and sharing in your sadness.

I am saddened to learn of Sam's passing. His bright smile and enthusiasm for life made him a pleasure to be around. Always enjoyed sharing a travel/vacation story with he and Joan when they visited the tax office. My heartfelt sympathy to his family and loved ones.

Joan and sons, I was so saddened to learn of Sam's illness just a few days ago. He was such a kind man and I know you are heart broken. I hold you all in my heart and in my prayers. Leslie Lambert

Sam was a wonderful person. He had a great influence on our Community. He was my customer, my friend, and my neighbor. I will miss him..