Beverly sending thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Love Nancy and Dennis

"What a day that will be"...is a wonderful song that has come to be for a man that truly loves the Lord. I wish you "Fairwinds and following Seas" from this Master Chief who appreciates your dedication and duty to service. We have the watch now til we meet again. It was a pleasure to know you and the family at Grace Baptist. I will always have wonderful memories of that time.

My condoleces to the family, during these times nothing can take away the pains of losing a love one , but it is conforting to know that Jehovah knows how we feel, he gives us comfort by means of his word. Psalm 34:18 says: Jehovah is close to the breakenhearted, he promise us that soon we will be reunited with our love ones again here on earth, and all suffering and death will be removed forever. Psalm 37:29 and Revelation 21:3-5. May the family find comfort from these promises. Please visit our website wwwjw.org

Dearest family,
Losing a loved one is something we have all become to familiar with in these recent years, but our Faith and Hope through Jesus Christ gives us assurance that our family is together in Heaven, and that the suffering they have endured on this Earth is over. We pray for you each and every one every day for your loss. We remember and respect the life that your Father, your Grandfather, led as a Veteran, as a Father, as a Christian. Bless you and his memory. God bless us everyone.

Dear Michael, Cheryl, Beverly and David:

Jon and I are so sorry for the passing of your father/step-father. This is a time to reflect on good memories and growing up as a family together. Praise God that he is now in the presence of his Lord and Savior. No more tears, pain or temptations, just the beautiful surroundings of heaven and those who went before him.

You are all in our prayers.

so sorry for the loss of Mr. Thomas. May the hope held out for the future bring you comfort, when “death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.” (Revelation 21:4) With sympathy,