It is with much regret that I post this news about a childhood friend. Luncider Wright (Bee Wright) passed away about 5:00 A.M. this morning. She lived and died in Toronto.

My deepest sympathy goes out to her mother, her husband, siblings, three daughters, and the rest of her family and friends. There will be a memorial service for her in Toronto and then her final resting in the family plot in Newell. We look forward to see her in the resurrection (John 5:28, 29; Acts 24:15)

My hearts breaks to know that my beloved sister is no longer with us but the memories we shared will last forever. I will miss her but she is in a better place where there is no pain.
Sweet sleep sis........

I miss my sis........and that will be forever until we meet again in paradise.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Mrs. Olive Wright of Newell, and her family, on the passing of their loved one Lucinder Ferrigan (Bee Wright). We hope for your comfort at this time.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Farrigan family and the Wright family on the passing of (Isidora/Bee Wright) Lucinda Ferrigan.May her soul rest in peace.

My sympathy to the family,
I know when your love one is gone your inside is empty. The light that shine is no longer bright. The warm home,love and care is over from a great mother,grandma,sister,friend.

Spread her wings so that she can fly over us. One more of God's angel.
Love Tracey Vassall

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to my dear family and friends on the passing of my beloved cousin/friend Bee Wright-Ferrigan,"care bear" as we used to call each other.She has gone only for awhile from us to unite with her creator,just rememmber we are only a pilgrim here, May God gives you all the strength to carry on in this difficult time.Her fond memories will always be a part of my life. Goodbye my love, goodbye,sleep on and be at rest. MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PEACE. Audrey Wright-Simon

Words cannot convey our deepest and sincere sympathy on the passing of your loved one Mrs. Luncider Wright aka( Bee Wright). Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time as you grieve.

Death is a heartache no one can heal, memories are treasures no one can steal. Find strength with each other,because a family that pray together, stay together.

"Fill not your heart with pain and sorrow, But remember me in every tomorrow"

May God have mercies and compassion upon her blessed soul.

FR: The late Ethlyn & William Wright family

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Bee's mother, her husband, brothers and sisters, children, and the rest of her family and friends.

The Balm Of God's Love
by M.S.Lowndes

When we lose someone we love
The loss seems too great to bear
God sends us friends to comfort us
To show that He deeply cares

But in the dark hours of the night
When there’s nobody else around
When we feel the saddest and loneliest
It’s there God’s love can be found

It’s like a soothing, healing balm
To soothe our broken hearts
The healing oil poured over us
That flows into every part

We can rest secure in God’s love
And know He’s by our side
He holds us when we feel as though
A part of us has died

We can know that God will listen
When we just want to talk
And when we feel we need to cry
We can share it with the Lord

For He is always waiting there
Ready with arms open wide
As we pour out the hurt within
He pours His love inside

Our Father above loves us so much
And will never leave us alone
He will not forsake us in our need
To face this on our own

He comforts us and strengthens us
And rubs us with His balm
And as the dawn breaks through the night
We’ll awake in His loving arms.

My sympathy to the family,

I know when you love one is gone, your inside is empty. The light that shine is no longer bright. The warm home love and care is over from a great mother,grandma,cousin,sister,friend. Spread her wings,so that she can fly over us. One more God's angel.
Love Tracey Vassall

Sorry to hear about the passing of Miss Bee...my deepest sympathy goes out to the family especially to her daughter Barbara and family.

I will miss my big sister Lucinda Ferrigon(otherwise known as Miss Bee or Sonia Wright) but as much as it breaks my heart I know she is with her saviour and she hurts no more.....May her soul rest in peace.

SOME PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO HELP US DEAL WITH THE DEATH OF A LOVED ONE

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."—Matthew 6:25-34.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Mrs. Olive Wright of Newell, and her family, on the passing of their loved one Lucinder Ferrigan (Bee Wright. We hope for your comfort, courage, and strength at this time.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Mrs. Olive Wright and her family, on the death of her daughter Icidora.

May the giver of life and strength dwell among Ms.Olive and family as they come to grip with the reality of a dear one that has been called home.

Miss Bee, you was so beautiful, innocent,happy and fun loving.....This is a sad moment, you are going to be missed, sleep on my love, you are at peace now. No more pain, sorrow or sadness, may your soul rest in peace and may you find comfort in glory, we all will meet again in the sweet bye and bye. Good bye my friend good bye.

Lathan, Hugh, Hopeton-Wassa, Danny, Vaughn, Dereen, and Michelle......You are in my prayers.

Miss Olive and family; Bee's husband and family, our thoughts are with you. Time will help to heal your sorrowful wounds and time will help you to "bundle" the cherished memories of your loving daughter, sister, wife and mother Bee. (We will remember her smiling face.) God bless.

Lyn Marshall & Garibaldi Bent.

DON'T WAIT
Glasceta Honeyghan

Don't wait for tomorrow to brighten my day
for
today the sun, a round golden mouth
spews golden beams and warms the world
but
tomorrow a rain-cloud could sheathe it
and
snuff out the beam you had promised for me.

Don't wait for tomorrow to say I thank you
for
today my fields are laden with grain,
my storehouse full to overflow
but
tomorrow could bring a storm or thieves
and
I must stretch out to you instead.

Don't wait for tomorrow to bring me a rose
for
this morning its petals slowly unroll
and spread out to shafts of rising sun
but
the same sun soon folds them again
and
shortly it's a rose, shriveled, gone.

Don't wait for tomorrow to sing my love song
for
last night the crickets chirped my lullaby
and
the birds choraled me to morning
but
brighten my day...
thank me...
give me a rose...
and sing my love song
before I too, am yesterday.

~Ecclesiastes 9:10~

To Dereen & Family
Our deepest and sincere sympathy to you and your family during your time of bereavment, please find comfort knowing that you`re in our thougts and prayers.May God bless and keep you all at this difficult time.Hold on to your memories,in them you will find comfort and answers.

If anyone has information on funeral arrangments for Miss Bee (Toronto and Newell) Kindly post.
Thanks

To Andrea and Family,
You are always in our thoughts and prayers. Miss B is in a better place where there are no tears, no sorrow, and no pain. Our deepest condolences in your time of sorrow. R.I.P. Miss B.

From Lorna Johnson & Family

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Bees family at her passing. To her husband, her children, her mother, brothers and sisters and all her larger family and friends. She is no longer in pain. She is now with God who will take care of her.
Samuel and Hirfalee

Thanks to all of you for your condolences and warm words.

Here are the funeral arrangements for our mother, Lucinda Ferrigon.

TORONTO:
DATE: Saturday, February 10th, 2007
Place: Cooksville United Church
2500 Mimosa Row Mississauga, On

Viewing: 12:30p.m. - 1:30p.m.
Service: 1:30p.m. - 3:00p.m.
Please join the family for refreshements after the service.

JAMAICA:
DATE: February 24th, 2007
Place: Newell New Testament Church of God
Time: Will post at a later time

Warmest Regards,
Andrea, Barbara and Melissa

(IWILL MISSMY AUNTY SONIA KNOWN AS LUCINDIA) I HAVE A VOID IN MY HEART BECAUSE SHE IS GONEAND SHE IS IN A BETTER PLACE SINGING AND SHOUTING THE HAPPY TIMES SHE'S HAD WITH HER FAMILY.

From Sis. Marjorie (Madge) Williams
To: Mama (Sis. Wright), and all my "Brothers & Sisters" and all the members of the Wright and Ferrigon Families. in the passing of our beloved "Sister", (Sonia) my deepest heartfelt condolences. Love you all!!

She left us quietly, her thoughts unknown
But left us a memory we are proud to own.
So treasure her Lord in your Garden of Rest
For when on earth, she was the BEST.

Rest in Peace "Sister"

Love you all, always,

Sister "Willie"

From: My Family
To: Andrea, Melissa, Sister Wright ("Grandma") Doreen, Vaughn, Michelle and all members of the entire Wright and Ferrigon Families, my deepest sympathies in the passing of your dearly beloved.

It is very hard to lose someone, but please find comfort in knowing that her pain in no more, and treasure all the Good Memories and good times that you had with her, of which I am sure there were plenty.

All my love to all of you. God's richest blessing in your time of mourning.

Love,

Jacqueline({Janet}{Jacquie}), Sister Williams' daughter.

To the Wright and Ferrigon Family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences to you all. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. Though it is difficult to know she is gone.... She is in a better place.

Rest in peace!

From: Michelle & Family (Sis. Williams' daughter)

I would like to extend my deepest condolenses to you and your family in your time of brievement.

Death is never easy for a family to accept. But within yourself know that Mrs B is in a better place. Where there is no suffering nor pain. Knowing that one day you will see her again. My prayers are with the family

Love Sis Duncan

HEART FELT CONDOLENCES TO SIS OLIVE WRIGHT AND FAMILY ON THE LOSS OF YOUR LOVED ONE.
MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN KNOWING THAT SHE IS IN A BETTER PLACE, FREE OF PAIN AND ALL THE TROUBLES OF THE WORLD WE LIVE IN. MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE.

WITH LOVE,

STEPHANIE HENRY AND FAMILY (SIS WILLIAMS DAUGHTER)

I wish to express our deepest symathy to my beloved son-in-law Vaughn and his entire family,especially Mama Olive(Sakey). Find peace in knowing that she is with her Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and is no longer in pain. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

May the good Lord bless and keep you all......love you all

Lucinda (Bee) had a beautiful send off yesterday and was finally laid to rest. Here's a little thought I found somewhere...sort of just for her:

One life on this earth is all that we get, whether it is enough or not enough, and the obvious conclusion would seem to be that at the very least we are fools if we do not live it as fully and bravely and beautifully as we can.”

~Frederick Buechner~