Treasure Beach is shocked and very saddened to hear of the passing of Mittylyn Clark yesterday morning. "Mitty" was 48 years old and leaves her husband, Garth, daughter Rhona age 25, son-in-law Michael, son Michael age 16, and son Jordan age 10.

Mitty was currently employed at Tranquility Bay. She had also been a teacher at Newell Secondary School for many years. She was one of Jehovah's Witnesses and served Him faithfully.

Mitty will be remembered as a loving and generous woman, always quick with a smile and a kind word.

Our deepest sympathies to family and friends.

To Garth, and the Dicker Familiy, Our thoughts and Prayers are with you in this difficult time.

Our deepest heartfelt sympathies to Garth, Rhona, Michael, Jordan and other family members and friends. May Jehoviah be with you all in this time of deep sadness. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.

Davis Family

my deepest sympathies to the family of mittylyn,words cant express how shock and sad we where to hear of the passing of such a wounderful person like mitty its hard when you lose someone so dear and so friendly, my prayers and thoughts are with the family. love from vean gordon and family.

To Garth and the Dickers family, my Deepest sympathies our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

To Garth and the Dickers family i would like to express my deepest sympathy on the passing of Mitty.

A LETTER OF SYMPATHY FOR MITTY'S FAMILY--her husband Garth and children Rona, Michael, and Jordan, her mom, brothers and sisters.

Hi there:
I am truly sorry to hear about the passing of your loved one. I can empathize with you because I have experienced what it is to lose someone in death.

But you know, the Bible makes it clear that God did not originally intend for humans to die. He created the first human pair Adam and Eve, placed them in an earthly paradise called Eden, and instructed them to have children and to extend their paradise home earth wide. Lacking appreciation for God’s kindness, they disobeyed and brought sin and death (Romans 5; 12).

When the enemy death strikes (no matter how slow and gradual or how sudden), your grief can be great, yet because we have confidence in the resurrection, our sorrow will not be unrelenting. As the Bible says, you will not sorrow just as the rest who have no hope (1 Thessalonians 4:13). Rather, we will draw close to God in prayer, and the Bible promises that God will sustain us through these difficult times (Psalm 55:22).

Mitty is sleeping (1 Thessalonians 4:13) and is free from suffering (Ecclesiastes 9:5). Also, there is the resurrection hope, where the Bible promises the hope of seeing her again( John 5:28, 29: Acts 24:15). It will be like a great family reunion. As in the case of the widow of Nain you will experience great joy (Luke 7:11-17). Mitty shared this great ressurection hope. Only a few days ago she expressed her belief that she will wake up in a soon-to-be better world. I certainly look forward to seeing my Dear mother again.

I extend my deepest sympathy to you--Mitty's family, and may the THE GREAT GOD OF COMFORT do comfort you during this time.

Yours truly
Glasceta Honeyghan

It is with great regret and shock to hear of the passing of Mitty. She was such a humble and pleasant person. Our sympathies to Garth and his family.

Anyway cuz be strong the good Lord knows why he allowed this to happen to Mitty in her prime, he has the situation in control, keep close to him and he will arm you with the necessities you need in this difficult time.

We are praying for you!

My condoleces to Garth and family of the sad passing of his lovely wife Mitty,
Also to Mitty's family.

To Garth & family, I just want to say how sadden i am to hear of the passing of Mitty, this is a very difficult time, Mitty was not afraid of dying, because she has a hope of the resurection, she is only sleeping for a while. I will always remember her smile and the love she had for her family.

Our sincere condolences to The Clarke's and Dicker family...

I don't know what to say since I heard on saturday, I'm still speechless I just can't bring myself to uderstand why this happen I'm too confused to go on, Rhona, Micheal, Jordon, Garth and the Dicker family my heart goes out to you all, Mitty is like a candle in the wind, her candle burn out long before my memory of her ever will, Beautifull she was ever see her smile? magnifico it was. I am with you guys all the way . Love Shawna Wienstein

my deepest sympathies goes out to garth and his family, may god be with you in your greiving moments. love
debbie and family

My deepest sympathies for the Dickers family on the passing of there beloved sister, wife, and mother hope you guys stay strong and remember that she is in the hands of Jehovah god, Ingrid and robert hope you guys are staying strong through this trying time my love goes out to all you guys out there.

My condoleces to the Dickers and Clark Family it was so sad to hear of your last just remember to stay strong and know that she in a better place with Jehovah god

My deepest sympathies and please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Garth my deepest condolences to you and the Dicker family. I know it's a very difficult time for you but try to be strong with the help of God.

I remember the days when we attended High School together and it's sad that's the last i saw of Mitty, anyhow my prayers are with you and the family.

Gods Garden
God looked around His garden
And found an empty space
He then looked down upon the earth
And saw her tired face
He put his arms around her
And lifted her to rest
God’s garden must be beautiful
He only takes the best.
He knew that she was suffering
He knew she was in pain
He knew that she might never,
Get well upon this earth again.
He saw the road was getting rough
And the hills were hard to climb
So he closed her weary eyelids
And whispered “Peace be thine”.
It broke our hearts to lose her,
But she never went alone
For part of us went with her
The day God called her home.

(Author Unknown)

Garth, this poem brings me calmness and tranquality; I hope it will do the same for you and your family. My thoughts and love are with you.

To the Family of Mitty Clarke,
I never met Mitty in person, only new her by phone. I could tell instantly with the first sound of her voice that she was kind and gentle. I knew this encounter would be a life altering experince for me and my family. You see, she was caring for my son and 18 others he calls his brothers. I would wait eagerly each week for the opportunity to speak with Mitty, and each week she would set a mothers heart and mind at ease. Assuring me that my son was loved and in good hands..hers. She had wonderful insight and a light heart. I will miss our talks, I will miss her heartwarming laugh and I will miss never getting the chance to meet this lovely woman face to face. Im grateful that our hearts met through a common ground, the love she had for my son and his 18 brothers in which they are simply known as the "SUCCESS FAMILY" Thank you for sharing this wonderful women with so many others. Mitty will forever be remembered in our hearts and our prayers.
WIth our Deepest Sympathy
Bonnie&Tim Stokes
Michigan, USA

Dear Garth and family, I am heartbroken and do not know what to say. Thomas always said she was the best caseworker at Tranquility Bay, and he was a hard nut. We love Mitty, that will never stop. What a special woman. She will inspire me for years to come. Her laugh was most special, you could hear her from a long way off with that authentic laugh! Our prayers will be for your comfort. Much love, Kelly

Garth and family my sincerest condolences on your loss. I remember my friend and I gave you and Mitty a ride to Southfield to look at some furniture as you had just come back from NYC to TB. Mitty wasnt quite sure about the move, you were so proud of her for making it. I know you will miss her greatly but will see her again. Keep the faith and know your family and friends will do anything to help you and your family during this tough time. God Bless.

Garth and Family and the Dickers.
It is a great shock to hear of Mitty's sudden death. We are profouundly grieved and share your sorrows. Be strong and know that God is by your side.

To Garth and Family you have my deepest sympathy.I am so sad and shocked. My son Joe is in the Success Family. Mitty was a Mom to him and the rest of the boys. She was loving, kind, compationate and just an amazing woman. I couldn't wait to talk to Mitty every Tuesday at 12:30. I regret that I never got the privlege to meet this wonderful woman in person. I was suppose to meet her in person July 20. Mitty touched the lives of oh so many people and made a difference in their lives. She will be missed greatly. My prayers and affection are with all of you. I hope I will get to meet you when I come to Jamaica. God bless you and your family.
Hugs and affection,
Robin Byrne
(Joe Gerstel - Success Family)

My sincere condolences to Garth and
to Mitty's children...
Her presence and kindness toward the
children at Tranquility Bay will
be missed. May your faith keep you
strong.

Mitty will be greatly missed. She was like a mother to my son, Coty, who is at Tranquility Bay. He referred to her as Mrs. Clarke AKA Mama Clark. I enjoyed talking with her every Wednesday. She was an amazing woman. I will miss her voice and her laugh. You all are in my prayers.
Tracey Imotichey
Nashville, Tennessee

On behalf of the Dicker and Clarke family may I say a big 'thank you' to all of you who have sent these heartwarming messages. This has been one of the biggest shocks to us all, losing our lovely sister, daughter, wife and mother. It brings back memories of the loss of my father. We have a wonderful hope of seeing her again in the ressurection. In the meantime, this really hurts. Jehovah is a great comforter. He will help us through this. Thanks again and we hope to see many of you shortly.

Regards,

Mary

Garth, Children & The Dicker Family; we are most sadden by the news of the passing of your wife, mother, daugther, sister. We know it is a very sad time for you, but look to God he is the comforter, he will see you through. You will be in our prayers.

Regards

In our daily life, however, there is not much that we can be sure of. Life is so unpredictable that we often wonder if there is anything that we can be absolutely certain about. Doubt and uncertainty seem to be a part of life.

The Bible assures us: “Jehovah is near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves.” (Psalm 34:18) Yes, more than anything else, a relationship with God can help one to cope with the death of someone we love.

In addition, do not underestimate the value of prayer. The Bible urges us: “Throw your burden upon Jehovah himself, and he himself will sustain you.” (Psalm 55:22) If talking out your feelings with a sympathetic friend can help, how much more will pouring out your heart to “the God of all comfort” help you!—2 Corinthians 1:3.

It is not that prayer simply makes us feel better. The “Hearer of prayer” promises to give holy spirit to his servants who sincerely ask for it. (Psalm 65:2; Luke 11:13) And God’s holy spirit, or active force, can equip one with “power beyond what is normal” to go from one day to the next. (2 Corinthians 4:7) Remember: God can help his faithful servants to endure any and every problem they may face.

The help that God supplies does make a difference. The Christian apostle Paul stated that God “comforts us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort those in any sort of tribulation.” True, divine help does not eliminate the pain, but it can make it easier to bear. That does not mean that you will no longer cry or will forget your loved one. But you can recover. And as you do, what you have experienced can make you more understanding and sympathetic in helping others to cope with a similar loss.—2 Corinthians 1:4.

“None that rests his faith on him will be disappointed”

I will always remember Mitty.

Tony Samuels (Sammy)

I found these practical suggestion which most of the Dicker family are familiar with, but just a reminder of some suggestions to cope with your loss.
Some Practical Suggestions

Rely on friends: Do not hesitate to let others help if they offer to do so and you can really use some assistance. Understand that it may be their way of showing you how they feel; perhaps they cannot find the right words.—Proverbs 18:24.
Take care of your health: Grieving can wear you out, especially in the beginning. Your body needs sufficient rest, healthful exercise, and proper nourishment more than ever. A periodic checkup by your family doctor might be in order.
Postpone major decisions: If possible, wait for at least some time until you are thinking more clearly before you decide such things as whether to sell your house or to change your job. (Proverbs 21:5) One widow recalled that several days after her husband died, she gave away many of his personal possessions. Later, she realized that she had given away mementos she treasured.
Be patient with yourself: Grief often lasts longer than people in general realize. Yearly reminders of the lost loved one may renew the pangs. Special pictures, songs, or even smells can trigger the tears. One scientific study of bereavement explained the grief process as follows: “The bereaved may swing dramatically and swiftly from one feeling state to another, and avoidance of reminders of the deceased may alternate with deliberate cultivation of memories for some period of time.” Keep Jehovah’s precious promises in mind.—Philippians 4:8, 9.
Make allowances for others: Try to be patient with others. Realize that it is awkward for them. Not knowing what to say, they may clumsily say the wrong thing.—Colossians 3:12, 13.
Beware of using medication or alcohol to cope with your grief: Any relief offered by drugs or alcohol is temporary at best. Medication should be taken only under a doctor’s supervision. But be careful; many substances are addictive. In addition, these may delay the grieving process. A pathologist warns: “The tragedy has to be endured, suffered and eventually rationalised and to retard this unduly by knocking out the [person] with drugs may prolong or distort the process.” Lasting relief will come through meditating on Jehovah’s grand purposes.—Psalm 1:2; 119:97.
Get back into a regular routine: You may have to push yourself at first to go to work, to go shopping, or to take care of other responsibilities. But you may find that the structure of your normal routine will do you a lot of good. Keep busy in Christian works.—Compare 1 Corinthians 15:58.
Do not be afraid to let go of acute grief: Strange as it may seem, some bereaved ones are afraid to let go of the intense grief, believing that it may indicate their love for the deceased one is diminishing. That simply is not the case. Letting go of the pain makes way for treasured memories that will no doubt always remain with you.—Ecclesiastes 3:1, 4.
Do not be unduly anxious: You may find yourself worrying, ‘What will become of me now?’ The Bible counsels to take one day at a time. “Living more on a day-to-day basis really helps me,” explains one widow. Jesus said to his disciples: “Never be anxious about the next day, for the next day will have its own anxieties

Dear Garth,

Tony and I were devastated to hear this news. Ours hearts truly go out to you and your family. Mitty was a beautiful person who made such a difference in ours lives, as she did so many others. I feel blessed and priviledged to have known her.

Hugs,
Kat

Hello Everyone,
Thank you so much for all your kind words, thoughts and prayers. It has been such a shock to my family and I but we are comforted by the ressurection hope and that very soon we will see mommy again.
Just to let you know that the Funeral will be:
July 6th (Wednesday) at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses, Beacon, Treasure Beach at 3pm.

Thanks once again for caring.

Thank you all for your concern and kind words during this very difficult time. My sister was a very wonderful person and I miss her more than words can say. Mitty never hesitated to offer a helping hand to anyone in need. She was a wonderful mother,wife,daughter and sister. She will forever be remembered for her Kindheartedness.

Betty Grant
Toronto, Ontario

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR MITTY

Does anyone have information on time and place for funeral service for Mitty?

OOps! I'm sorry that I overlooked the information in Rhona's message regarding her mom's funeral arrangement. I'll pass the word along.

Thank you all, for the kind words and thoughts to both Garth and there kids, and to the Dicker family. We all do appreciate it.

Thank you.

We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the Clarke and Dicker family, on the passing of your beloved wife, mother, daughter and sister.
Garth our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. We hope you will all be comforted with the memories you all shared.
God bless you all.

Love Ernie and Nanlin

Garth, I have just learned of your lost; I am shock and without words. My heart goes out to you, and the children. I know and understand what you are going through; however have faith and trust in God; he will see you through.

June

To Garth,Rhona,Michael,Jordan.
I cant begin.the shock of Mitty,s Passing have my body and mind frozen, Mitty was such a wonderful person to know Mitty is to love her,she left me with something very special, her laughter.Mitty was a genuine brite and most of all kind and loving,TB.lost a Gem.I share your pain and sorrow.

To the Dicker,s family I know your loss i feel your pain i share your sorrow,s may Jehovah keep you all strong through this painful time.

GOD is near you in your time of loss, his mercies never cease, in your hour of need may he grant you inner peace. Just know that we are praying for all of you.


God Bless,
Love,
The Gayle & James Family (TB)

Garth and family,sorry to hear of the passing of Mitty.My thoughts and prayers are with you .
Be strong .

To the Dicker family my deepest sympathy.
Sorry for the loss of your loved one.

Garth, Rhona, Jordon, Michael & The Dicker's Family

Our deepest sympathy to you and everyone who feels your pain
It is hard to express the feelings whenever you loose a love one. Clarke & Dicker's family remeber that only God can explain what Mitty was feeling and you should look to him for the LOVE to take you through this rough time of suffering.
Keep strong and remember there are friends and family you can lean on in your time of needs.

We love you

John, Janet, Keisha & Nikki
(Bronx, New York)

Oh my derarest Garth,
Our heart's are still in shock finding out that our cousin ,friend and most of all our sister has gone to another place unexpectedly...Our finding out that our dear Mitty has gone; has really hit us hard...Our hearts go out to you and the children and don't forget that even thou she may not be visible, she's right there in spirit.
We love you guy's!!!!!!
Rachie, Sophie,Hyo and family.

To the Dicker family
Thinking of you all with SYMPATHY.

May the memories that you hold dear to your heart comfort and strengthen you in your time of sorrow.

To the Dicker and Clark Family: Here's a quotation that I think you might find appropriate at this time.


"Trials, temptations, disappointments -- all these are helps instead of hindrances, if one uses them rightly. They not only test the fiber of character but strengthen it. Every conquering temptation represents a new fund of moral energy. Every trial endured and weathered in the right spirit makes a soul nobler and stronger than it was before."

James Buckham

Our deepest sympathy goes out to our cousin Garth/Children and the Dicker family on the passing of your wife, mother,and daughter. May you all have comfort in the assurance of Jehovah that you will see Mitty again, and may you remember all the good times you all shared together. I hope this little poem will bring comfort to your hearts:

Your time on earth seemed all too brief
because I wanted you in my life forever.
And although I really miss you,
in my heart I know that you are at peace.
Still, countless times throughout the day
I find myself remembering you.
Although I cannot see or hear you,
I know that you are with me.
I'll feel you in the warmth of the summer sun.
I'll see you in the brilliance of autumn leaves.
You'll be beside me in the peacefulness of a gentle snowfall
and rejoice with me at the emergence
of the first flowers of spring.
I'm thankful for the times we shared
and the priceless memories too;
for those memories are a comfort now when I lovingly remember you.

Zonie,Ernie,Leah,Anna,Erica,Sophia,Corrie, and Fanchon

Our deepest sympathies to Garth and family, our
prayers are with you all.



Swaby and Clark family in canada

Our deepest sympathy to the Clarke and Dicker family on the passing of Mitty. Please remember the good times you had with her and take comfort that God is in control and he knows best. I would like you to remember that "every stream of grief that flows in our lives there is a deeper river of peace that the Holy Spirit gives"

Wonlis, Maureen, Krishna and Tresan

Our deepiest sympathies to the Clarke and Dicker
family who loss a dear wife, mother, daughter, sister and aunt. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. We know the pain that you are all feeling, but we all know that God will see you through. We will continue to keep you all in our prayers.

Love The Hamilton Family.

My sympathy to Garth and your family,
I have been hearing such lovely stories about Mitty. Your Aunt Julie cares for my Mom here in Florida and she was just stricken with grief when she heard of Mitty's passing. Her heart was broken when she got the news.
She told me about how Mitty helped the young boys to turn their lives around,and about how wonderful your family is...together.
Last time she saw Mitty, they were talking about how they wanted to get together...and they were both so busy.
My heart goes out to you. Lois

To Garth & family & the Dicker's

Our sincerest & deepest sympathies to you all on this very sad occasion. We are all just hearing this awful news & praying God will give you comfort in your time of need.
Love from June, Peter, Stephen Jackie, Gordon, Carol, Steve, Alden, Michelle, Ronald & Daphne Taylor.

Dear Garth and Family,

Please accept our deepest sympathy. We feel blessed to have known Mitty, she really touched our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

With Love, Dennis, Nancy and Dennis

It has been very difficult for me to accept the fact that the vibrant, life-loving woman that Mitty is is no longer with us. It saddens me deeply that someone who was very kind to me in my childhood as well as adulthood is no longer around to assist others with her loving ways. As I reminisce about her, I see us back at Newell when she was my teacher in grade 9. She would let me listen to the 10:30 story with her and we would exchange books to read. At dismissal time I would wait by her side to get a ride home. Mitty always took care of me just like she did her sister, Jackie and my best friend. Just this March when I was home I stopped by the house and we had some jaw-dropping and belly-hurting jokes which as usual were supplied by Garth and Mitty as usual complemented with her small additionals.

Jackie, Garth and his wonderful children, Ms Weis and Family, I know what it is like to want to touch, hug, laugh and talk with someone you love so much and can't. The ache is still with me but I take comfort in the fact that I am blessed having known my sister and I know you will feel the same about Mitty.

Love you all.

Jackie and Family (Florida)

To Garth and his children:

My dear friend I just want you to know I mourn with you for the loss of your beloved wife and, with that said I also want to let you know I will always have you in my prayers.
May God's blessings be with you and your children always.

My heartfelt sympathies go out to the Clarke and Dickers families. please know that there are people everywhere grieving for your loss. It is a small, small world. Mitty was a unique and spirited soul and we will miss her warmth and generosity.

For Mitty's family

PEACE IN THE STORM

A few days ago, my wife and I were visiting Niagara Falls. While walking around the park, I happened to stop and take a close look at the water rushing under the bridge. About one hundred yards to my right, millions of gallons per minute were rushing over the falls and crashing into the boulders beneath. As far as I could see to my left, whitecaps of water were cascading under the bridge at about 50 miles per hour toward the falls. Anyone or anything caught in that water would be thrown over the falls before they had an opportunity to escape. I was captivated by the force flowing under my feet. But then something caught my eye!

Right under my feet I saw a mixture of a huge boulder holding and tree limb and right in front of the boulder were two ducks in a pool of water surrounded by all that chaos. Seemingly obliviousto the danger all about them, those ducks just went about their business of swimming back and forth while feeding from the water.

Obviously, the ducks flew in and would fly out, but their presence reminded me of the Scriptures. The event is told of the Disciples in a boat in a storm while Jesus was asleep in the boat. When the Disciples felt threatened by the storm, they began crying out to Jesus for help, being afraid of the present danger.

When the storms of life invade our peaceful world and corrupt our lifestyle, if Jesus is in the boat with us, He makes it easier to swim in the calm of His peace than to fret about the dangers that surround us. With Him there with us, He will either give us peace in the storm, or calm the storm.

~ Lawrence Brotherton ~

TO: CLARKE/DICKER FAMILY

FROM: SADIS IN N.Y./WILLIAMS FAMILY AT BEACON DIST.

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY GO TO THE FAMILY AT THIS SAD TIME. MAY ALL OF YOU CONTINUE TO LOOK TO JEHOVAH FOR GUIDANCE AND STRENGTH. READ (REVELATION 21:3,4)

Hello from Afghanistan:
My condolences to cousin Garth and family. Sorry I didn't get to meet your wife when I was there in December; I was just looking at the picture I took with you that Rebecca posted to the TB net website. God guide and comfort you in your time of grief.
Sincerely,
Kirk.

To Garth and Family, my deepest sympathy during this sad time.

Garth don't think of Mitty as gone away, her journey's just begun,life holds so many facets, this earth is only one.

Just think of your lovely wife as resting from the sorrows and the tears in a place of warmth and comfort where there are no days and years.

Think how she must be wishing that we could know,today,how nothing but our sadness can really pass away.

Mitty was a wonderful person, made so many people smile, think of her as living in the hearts of those she touched...for nothing loved is ever lost, she was loved so much by so many.

Mitty rest in peace, Garth may Jehovah give you and your family the strength to carry on.

REMEMBERING MITTY

She found the greatest joy, not in getting, but in giving to family, friends, people in her ministry, living not for honor or immediate gratification; her joy was not the taking and holding, but in doing, striving, building a name with her God Jehovah. She lived to take a hold of the real life--a life in paradise on earth. She's gone to sleep for a little while, and we live to to see her wake up with that big bright smile--more like an opening sunflower--in a cleansed earth where there'll be no more goodbyes.

Bye Dear Sister Mitty.

Our deepest sympathy to our cousin Garth and his children, also to the Dicker family. When we heard the news we couldn't believe it. It was so shocking. Cousin Garth and family just keep your head up and remember that we are here for you. This is a great lost to Treasure Beach.

A little words say
Life is short
Death is sure
But God is the cure
He will take care of you and your family

Two years ago when we were down there we can remember the conversation and laughter we shared together.
That will stay with us forever.

From the Parchment family in new york
Our deepiest sympathies go out to garth and his family this is truly a great lost but know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Our deepest thoughts and sympathies go out to Garth, Rhona, Mrs. Weeze, Jordan and the rest of the family. We have truly lost a magnificent person in our little "family" community. We are all deeply sadened. Our prayers are with you all. God Bless you all.
Love Betty, Peter, Fiona & Marlon

My deepest sympathy goes out to cousin Garth and his family in this moment of grief. Stay strong, and may God continue to guide and keep you. Miss Mitty was always so plasant and sweet to everyone. She will surly be missed by all I am sure.

To all the families of Mitty Clarke, but espically to Cooly and Robert, being she was the only sister and daughter. She had such a wonderful way of communicating with people. I share with you all my deepest sympathy. I am so sorry I could not be there. I will miss not seeing her when I return. May Jahoviah sprit strenghten you all.
Your sister and friend,
Emmelin Ebanks

May you all find strength and comfort in the warmth and caring of family and friends during this difficult. With our sincere deepest sympathy on your loss.
Sincerely,
Ukie & Ida Hill and family

We were so very sorry to hear about your loss. May Jahoviah bless and keep you all during this very difficult time. May her memories become a treasure to you all.
Sincerely,
Roni & Vee Ebanks and family

our deepest smypathy to you and your family at this very sad time. our thoughts are with you
from cherry b and family , england