Condolence From: Mrs. G.
Condolence: To the Jones family,
This month marks the one year anniversary of the death of your dear loved one, Gloria. The first year anniversary of the death of a loved one is so very difficult. At this time the memories of both their death and memories of their lives, flood the heart and minds of those who loved and miss them so much.
As you go through this one year anniversary, you can rely on God to give you His spirit and strength. — Psalm 72:12-14. Keep praying for Holy Spirit, and in time you will begin to feel relief, as God replaces sorrow with joy, and anguish with peace. (Matt. 7:7-11) Soon God’s Kingdom, which we pray for in the Lord’s Prayer, will bring an end to the enemy death and signal the time when our loved are reunited with us. – John 5:28, 29.
Sincerely,
Tuesday March 08, 2016
Condolence From: margaret vail
Condolence: Jones Family, sorry to hear about your loss. We can look forward to 1 Corinthians 15:26 being fulfilled. That Scripture let us know that 'the last enemy, death will be brought to nothing.' Margaret
Wednesday March 18, 2015
Condolence From: Jan Holden
Condolence: Deepest sympathy and love comes from Mary Taylor and family.
Monday March 16, 2015
Condolence From: Evelyn Taylor Fletcher
Condolence: Dear Janice, Donna, Gina and family, We share in your loss today, the Lord understands our tears and pain. Thinking of the good times with Ann is so wonderful. I remember when the family moved to Brevard, Ann was a beautiful little blonde. We loved having the family nearby, and mom was happy that cousin Carlyne was close. We were excited about going to visit our grandmothers in Newland together--they were sisters, Bertie Hall Blackburn and Maggie Hall Biggs. One time daddy decided to take the parkway, which was under construction. Only one lane was in use, so we had to wait at the Oteen entrance for traffic coming from Spruce Pine. Ann and I had never been so hungry! She had spent the night and we were all giggles and didn't eat much breakfast. We stopped in Altamont at Aunt Mamie's, dad went inside and asked for something for the two of us, and Mamie sent two hot, buttered slices of cornbread. It was the best bread we ever tasted! When we get to heaven, we can visit and enjoy being together again. There's nobody like mama, and I understand how you feel today. Please remember that she is with God, God is with you, so she can't be far away. They are surely closer than we can realize, because of the spiritual and family bond that not even death can break. Remember that our Lord holds us in His hands, we are safe even when we are in great pain. Please remember all of us who love you, and hang on to the knowledge that this is not the end. She is young again, free from all of earth's sorrow and suffering. She is visiting with the Saints of the Ages and all our dear ones who have gone on, and all her tears have been washed away by the hand of Jesus. How beautiful heaven must be!! Love you, Evelyn and family
Monday March 16, 2015
Condolence From: Delores and Ross Dodson
Condolence: We are so sorry for your loss. Ann was a very precious lady and we know you all will miss her so much. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Monday March 16, 2015
Condolence From: Mrs. Gladney
Condolence: I was saddened to read of the death of Mrs. Jones. I would like to express my deepest sympathy. I know that there are really no words that can take away all of your pain. However, the Bible offers comfort when it repeatedly speaks of a time when death will be eliminated, and when you and Mrs. Jones will have the opportunity to be reunited in the resurrection that Jesus promised.- John 5:28, 29; Revelation 21: 3. 4; Isaiah 25:8. Again my deepest sympathy,
Monday March 16, 2015
