Condolence: My deepest condolences to the family. May the words found at Psalm 46:1 and Revelation 21:4 strengthen and comfort you at this difficult time.

Condolence: My Brother,

You will be greatly missed by me and all of the family. You fought a good fight and we all saw that you fought hard to stay. But the Lord had other plans for you-his shining soldier-you are now where one day we would all like to be united with all of our loved ones. Tell them we love them...We pray that you will find peace in your new adventure. We pray that your family finds peace. I will miss seeing or talking to you when I go home to see Momma. Your visits were a highlight. I will always love and miss you. Until we meet again my "baby brother" rest-your journey is complete.
Your Big Sister
Jocelyn

Condolence: Chris you fought a good fight and the victory is yours. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. To the family, you may my sincere condolences. I know we will all miss him. Please keep in mind that his memory remains with us in our hearts. We will forever feel his presence near us as he watches over us here on earth. I know Chris is in heaven. He was so at peace after giving his confession to the priest. He refused any pain meds because he wanted Jesus to enter in to his body a temple . I so admire him for taking the step of courage. I witnessed the love in his eyes when the family all gathered around his bed and filled that room with immeasurable love. The presence of God was there with us. The sincere love of the children as they sang was like nothing I've seen before. I will continue to keep each one of you in my thoughts and prayers. Maw Maw I love you with all my heart and you can always count on us all to be there for you!