HAMPTONVILLE - Caleb Lineberry Wright, 2, went to be with our Savior March 6, 2007, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Caleb was born at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Surry County on April 28, 2004. Surviving him are his mother and father, Josh and Jessica Wright, and two brothers, Tyler and Aaron; grandparents, Byron Wright of Gasden, Ala., Jan and Chris Tomlin of Dobson and Brigg and Vicki Haynes of Hamptonville ; great-grandparents, Lynn Gates of Jacksonville, Fla., Clyde and Wilma Crawford of Salisbury, and Rebecca Mullins of Greensboro. The family will receive friends beginning at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 11, at Mountain View Baptist Church, with a memorial service to follow at 4 p.m. Pastor Tim Tucker will officiate. The family would like to express their deepest gratitude to their family, church, friends, neighbors and all the nurses and doctors at Brenner's Children's Hospital for all of their love and compassionate care given to Caleb during his illness. Flowers accepted or memorial donations can be made to Brenner Children's Hospital/Children's Cancer Fund, in care of Dr. Marsha Wofford, Dept. of Pediatrics, WFUBMC, Winston Salem, NC 27157.
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March 13, 2007
I feel as tho I know Caleb and his family. I have gotten several emails about Caleb asking for prayers and received updates on him. There are people just like me that have said special prayer for Caleb, and now all thoes prayers are for his family. Because we know that Caleb does not need our prayers anymore, he is now talking to God about your pain. Know that he has great parents that did everything they could for him. Remember now that God does not put anything on us that we can not handle, so he knew whom to give this special child to and know that he will take care of you.
Brian, Deya & Devin Dolph
March 12, 2007
Josh & Jessica:
We are praying for you two. May God continue to give you both strength to get through this. We are so proud of you both. Caleb was such a beautiful little boy and lucky to have each of you as his loving and caring parents. Lean on the Lord and he will give you the strength you need. The memorial service was beautiful. If you need anything, we are here for you.
Christy & Jason Lister
March 12, 2007
You are all in our hearts and prayers.
Ricky & Patty Woodell
March 9, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Through this time lean on GOD for comfort and strength.
Shannon, LeAnn & Miles Hinshaw
March 9, 2007
To Josh & Jessica and family, you are in our thoughts and prayers as always. Caleb was a beautiful boy and no one will know why this had to happen, until that day when we all go home to meet our loved ones. Keep your faith and God will take care of you through this. We love you and are here for you anytime you need us.
Lynn Kanode
March 9, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I feel blessed that I was able to meet this little angel during his short time on earth.
Lisa Haynes
March 9, 2007
To Jessica and family:Our hearts go out to you all. We love you.
Brian, Lisa and Lindsey Haynes
Christine Elliott
March 9, 2007
I share in the loss of your child as I lost my young daughter 16 yrs ago. I know you don't think the hurt will ever go away and you are right. But it does ease with time. Just cherish the memories you have of Caleb and don't be afraid to always mention his name.
Here is a poem someone gave to me.
Don't worry about me, loved ones
About my sorrows nor my pains
There was a chariot sitting and waiting for me
It was marked in Jesus, name
Don't try to understand the reason it happened
It might entangle the mind
Believe that God is still in control
And my home going is divine
I know it's hard to understand
How such a thing could be
Darkness sometimes can create a light
All of us need to see
Trust in God with all your heart
He will help you to make it through
Old things in your life will pass away
And all things He'll make new
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