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Norline Ford
November 23, 2009
Candy, Courtney and Austin,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved "papa". He was a great man and we will miss him all.
All my love and prayers,
Norline,
Tammy Shanks (her mom)
November 19, 2009
This is a letter my 15 year old daughter wrote to her papa & it was read on his funeral day.............As I look out of my window sill as the rain drops pour against the roof, I find it coincidental that the day has turned dark since I found out the news that has caused a turning point in my life, I had a dream last night that can only be described as the playback pictures recall in my mind. It cannot be expressed in words, but I can that I wish it was real, as I recall all of the memories, the pictures I have can only record pieces, I find traces of you everywhere I go, is it silly to cry? Is it silly to ask why you have to go when I want you to stay here with me? You're so brave, braver than I would be, you realize that dying isnt the end but a new beginning. And that this next life is permanent. You comfort me when I should comfort you, because its the type of person you are. Selfless, caring and putting others before you. I wanted to be just like you, I still do, but in a different sense now that I'm older, I can see more of the everlasting good qualities that come to you so effortlessly, I wanted to read just like you, to be able to answer people's questions when they ask you, to get questions correct on Jeopardy. But now, I want to be a person that everyone can trust, to be able to let people know that they can lean on me, even if I am falling, to be so strong that even when death is looking you in the face, I stare right back. I know that nobody will amount to the person you are and I hope that you know that too. But it never affected you: did you ever see the amazing person you are? Or did you deny it because you are so much better than pride. You are soo amazing, I just wanted to let you know. No goodbye is ever permanent, I'll see you again.
All my love,
Candie Sandefur
Tina Johns
November 18, 2009
Michelle, I just want you to know I will always be here for you. I loved Uncle Mike very much.I'll miss his dry jokes.He was such a loving ,easy person to talk too. He will be missed very much!
Edith Waller Dix
November 16, 2009
Michelle, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May your wonderful memories bring you comfort.
Brenda Hamilton
November 15, 2009
Michelle,
We are all sorry to hear of the loss of your father. May God Bless you and your family during this difficult time. Just remember all the wonderful memories that you have in your heart! May God Bess you all. Bo & Brenda Hamilton
Diane Carter
November 15, 2009
Michelle,
My condolences on the loss of your dad. My love and prayers are with you and your family.
Jeanne Tomlinson
November 15, 2009
Michelle I am so sorry for your loss. Just know your dad is in a better place with no more sickness or pain. I know you will miss him. Keep all your good memories and happy thoughts abourt him in your heart and he will be with you until you see him again. Love Jeanne, Joe and Jillian
Angie Drury
November 15, 2009
My heartfelt sorrow for the loss of a wonderful man and great father. He could make you laugh or give you a look that let you know you were in trouble (as i've seen a few times growing up with him as one of my "other" dads since 1st grade). No matter what the situation, he loved his family unconditionally. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. Lots of love to my extended family always, Angie
Jim Spinks,Jr.
November 13, 2009
I worked with Mike in the Electroplating shop from 1976 until 1983,then moved out of state to accept another federal job. Mike was great to work with as he was very knowledgeable and always maintained his cool. One great guy. My condolence.
Michelle (Eric) Sandefur-Broward
November 13, 2009
Love you Daddy...Michelle
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