5 Entries
Gary Freeman
January 12, 2010
Trish, I am so sorry for your loss(es). Call me if you need anything.
Gary
January 12, 2010
Dear Gloria & April, our sincere condolences to you and your family. May the memories of your loved one bring peace to your hearts and the love of God bring you comfort. God bless you all.
Harris & Webb Family
January 12, 2010
My Grandfather, a man of few words but a lot of action, willing to give and not seek anything in return. Knowing that person may not be able to give back, he still help and gave you words of encouragment. The persona of a grandfather, he was gracious, kind ,cordial , very affable and always happy to see you. Never asking for help but only love in return. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER AND LOVE YOU.
Little Robert,
Valjean Moore
January 12, 2010
Dear Penn family words cannot express
how you all are feeling,but with a lot of guides and strength I know that he will really be missed, but just remember he will always be with you all
in spirit.
Moore Family,
Doris Watts
January 12, 2010
May God wrap his arms around you and the family.Keep the Faith.Doris H. Watts "D0t".Lifetime friend.
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