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Meg O'Neal
April 22, 2010
I love my pop he will live on he was a good man and loved his family. He always was there for us he will be missed alot and forever
DONNA GLENMORE
April 7, 2010
TO BE ABSENT WITH THE BODY IS TO BE PRESENT WITH THE LORD. I WILL BE PRAY FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THIS TIME OF SORROW.
Cynthia Hairston Kendall
April 1, 2010
Pam There Are places in your heart that will forever treasure your father’s love and strength. There are places
In your mind that will forever remember his stories and traditions, his humor and generosity. Though we all try to prepare we are never prepared enough, but there is a compassionate God in heaven who sees, who cares and comforts, May you and your family feel God’s presence as you grieve the loss of you Father.
Pamela Banks
April 1, 2010
You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
A'Sheika Penn
April 1, 2010
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Patricia, I remember how much your father meant to you. Please know that I am praying for you!
Curtis Fletcher
April 1, 2010
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Vivian King-Blue
April 1, 2010
My Uncle Bill was my one of my favorite uncles, if not "the" favorite. I have memories from way back when I was a little girl of the fun our extended families had together. Uncle Bill was always the life of the party. Whenever anybody would say, "Here comes Uncle Bill", you can see everybody instantly light up with anticipation of what he's gonna say or do to crack everybody up with laughter. But that was my Uncle. He genuinely loved his family, immediate and extended. I take comfort in remembering the good times we all had as a family. I also take comfort in knowing that we will all be together again in heaven one day. Although I am very sad, I'm not going to say "Good bye" to my favorite Uncle, I'm going to say simply "I'll see you later", because I know in my heart that I will see your smiling face again one day, like the words of a song say "When all of God's children get to heaven, what a time, what a time, what a time". I say to his loving wife, my aunt Mildred, his loving children, my cousins, Pam, Willie Jr. and Patricia, and the grandchildren that he loved so dearly, thank you so very much for sharing this amazing and remarkable man with us for all of these years. I know that your hearts are very heavy, and its going to be that way for a litte while, but one day, you will realize that his spirit is with you and will always be with you in your heart forever and ever and ever. We, your extended family, love you and we will always be here for you with our arms opened wide, because in hard times like this, we go thru it together, we go thru it as a "family". I love you Uncle Bill, always have and always will.
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