Stephen R. Stallings

Margie & family, my sincere condolences to you on the loss of your loved one. I knew Steve since the 8th grade and I , like you, will miss him terribly. He fought a good fight and has now taken heed of the words of General Stonewall Jackson. . ."let us cross over the river and rest under the shade of the trees." Rest well my friend, we will join you soon.

I knew Steve from the first year in
grade school. I will miss him as
everyone will that knew him. He was
my very good friend.

I went to school with Steve in Piggott and was in the band with him. He was a good friend and a sweet boy. Marilyn, you are in my thoughts as you cope with this loss.

Sorry for you loss, our prayers are with you and your family. I grew up in Piggott and knew Steve for a long time.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Our families have a long history from our childhood days in Piggott. Losing Steve is pain we all feel. May your faith comfort you.

Margie, Words alone cannot express how sorry we are that Steve is gone. We know how hard he fought the battle against cancer, but he now can rest in peace. We will remember him always as a life-long friend. You and he had 35 years together where you loved, laughed and had a lovely time. Remember those happy memories in the long days ahead. Our sincere condolences to you and family.

I used to live in the same neighborhodd as Steve when I was a young boy. In the Piggott Community we are all part of the same family. We all share in your loss and wish your family the healing only God can offer.

I grew up in Piggott with Steve. I didn't know him well, just as a schoolmate. But I send my best wishes and sympathy to his loved one.

Marilyn, Davy, Richie and Marigene -
I am so very sorry for your loss.

Anne Terrell