Condolence: So sorry, Debbie -We just found out. Shirley let me know. Hope you are doing ok.

Condolence: My condolences to the family; may you all rely on God for guidance, support, understanding, and peace (2 Cor 1:3).

Condolence: We are so deeply saddened by the loss of our friend Bo.He was unforgettable.We are so proud to be able call him and Debbie our friends.I will all ways treasure the years we played music together and will miss him keeping me and the rest of our band in line.Heaven now has another great musician and I look forward to playing music with him again there in Heaven.

Condolence: I will miss you, Dougie boy. You were the first grandchild to Big Papa and Big Mama. As Willene said, always so full of energy. I wish I'd seen you more when you were in the Dallas area, but I will see you again in heaven. With my love, Aunt Lois

Condolence: I will always remember Doug when he was that cute little boy so full of energy. We lived in Texarkana, Tx. in the Liberty Community. He loved coming over to Big Pop & Big Mama's old house. They managed to get him to eat green beans - eat one & go play - come back & eat another. He was the first grandson - first nephew so we spoiled him. He was a very special person - so caring, so friendly & loved by everyone. He didn't have a mean bone in him. I will miss getting his Christmas cards with his fun greetings. Keep playing music. See you again up there. RIP.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear about Bo passing. As anyone whoever met him will tell you, you'll never forget him....and that includes me. Although not "officially" part of the family, Bo (as well as Debbie and the rest of the Smith clan) welcomed me in with open arms the first time we met. Bo had a way about him that made you feel like you'd been friends forever. What a gift! I'm so thankful that I had the honor of knowing him---if only for a little while. My only regret is that we did not get to spend more time together. I'm saddened that he is no longer with us here on earth, but I know that I will see his smiling face and that twinkle in his eye again....and I know he will welcome me then just as he did the first time. Rock on, my friend.

Condolence: Bo was the best. He was a husband, father, son, and, to me, my only brother-in-law. His marriage to my sister, Debbie, was given pretty bad odds of success many years ago. But, Debbie knew how to pick a keeper and he was that. He carried an aura of caring and kindness about him and this contrasted so much with Debbie's revelation that he would rather "get out there and run with the wolves" as do anything, except, maybe, play his drums. Now he can do all that and wait for us to join him.

Condolence: Wow...not even sure where to start except, knowing Bo was an honor. A man FULL of LIFE and SPIRIT, we value it as an honor to have known him. The love and memories we have will forever be in our hearts. Our prayers are with you all during this time. Never having had the honor of meeting some of the family, we can attest to the legacy Bo leaves in Debbie, Jen, Callie & Kyndall. Giving THANKS to GOD for placing y'all in our lives. Sending lots of love, loads of prayers and big hugs. Aunt Jill & Uncle John

Condolence: Bo was a wonderful person and definitely will never be forgotten. He was a wonderful co-worker and friend. He was loved by all who knew him and never met a stranger. He was always making sure that the customers at our location were happy and satisfied even though that was not technically part of his job. He never said no to anything he was asked to do and I doubt I'll find anyone as reliable as he was. Love you Bo, farewell my friend until we meet again.