Reagan was a lovely person. =D

To my sister I was never able to know. Always you were on my mind and in my heart. I loved you, not knowing we were almost twins, I felt we would be close, not even knowing we were living paraell lives. I wish I had had the conviction to look for you sooner,maybe all would have been different. I miss you more than you could imagine.all my love Diana

Mamaw it has been two years since you left this earth after a long battle with cancer it makes me mad that you are gone now you had so much life in you before you got sick I miss having our on-line chats I love you Mamaw

I'M FREE

Don't grieve for me,for now I'm Free.
I'm following the path god has laid you see.
I took his hand when I heard him call.
I turned my back and left it all.

I could not stay anouther day,
to Laugh,to love,to work,or play.
Tasks left undone must stay that way.
I found that peace at the close of the day.

If my parting has left a void,
Then fill it with remebered joys.
A friendship shared, a laugh,a Kiss,
Oh yes, these things I too will miss.

Be not burdened with times of sorrow.
I wish you the sunshine of tomarrow.
My life's been full, I savored much.
Good friends, good times, a loved one's touch.

Perhaps my time seemed all too brief.
Don't lengthen it now with undue grief.
Lift up your hearts and peace to thee.
God wanted me now; He set me free !

Nana we all miss you sooo much!!! Happy 85th birthday!!! Wish you were here to celebrate with us.
God looked around His garden and found an empty place; He then looked upon this earth and saw your tired face. He put His arms around you and lifted you to rest. God's garden must be beautiful, He always takes the best. He knew that you were suffering, He knew you were in pain; He also knew in Heaven you would never hurt again. He saw the road was getting tough and the hills harder to climb, so He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, "Peace be thine." It broke our hearts to loose you, but you didn't go alone, for part of us went with you the day God called you home. If tears could build a staircase and memories a lane, we'd walk all the way to Heaven and bring you home again.
All my love and look out for Angela Rose Scheibeler and RoseAnn Marie Incontro for us all~*!
~*MUAAAH*~

*~your great-grand daughter Sarah~*

Beloved husband,father & grandfather,taken from us at the age of 57. Sadly missed & always loved by his wife,5 children,11 grandchildren & 4 great grandchildren.

One of the most beautiful people to have lived in our era, Dr. Timothy Leary was to some a messenger of "opti-mystic" evolution and to others the "hand that rocked the cradle" of evolution. Tim, you continue to encourage me to laugh and learn and I'll always know you've never really left us. ---Rev. M.B. Chad Jason Campbell Esq.

born in bennettsville s.c. died in winston-salem n.c. survived by her mother; florence driggers, sisters;clara thompson and elizabeth hutchins, husband; john samuel leatherman, daughter; yvonne l. norman, son;john s.leatherman jr. and a host of nieces, nephews and friends who loved her dearly including her best friend, judy spaugh.WE MISS AND LOVE YOU MOM!

Dad, You left us six months to the day and the hour that Mom died. Although you tried to tell us that you wanted and needed to go, we fought desperately to hold on to you; but your will to die proved stronger than our efforts to keep you alive. To lose both of our precious parents within six months of each other creates a pain like no other I've ever known. There is no analgesic for this heartache. Dad, you weren't a tall man, but you were a giant in the eyes of your children. You were bigger than life and our lives will be forever diminished without you. I hope you know how much we loved you and how grateful we all are for the love and sacrifices you made to provide for this family. You will live forever in our hearts and the beautiful memories you left us with. I hope you and Mom are together again in a place of beauty and eternal peace. Thank you, Dad, for everything, but most of all for your love. With a love that will never die, Your daughters, Pat, Diane, Debbie, and Gail

Our Little Angle....gone but never forgotten..... Sadly missed by all whose lives she touched.

Mom, The day your golden heart stopped beating created a hole in the hearts of all who loved you. You will live forever in the hearts, minds, and beautiful memories of your children and grandchildren. The sacrifices you made for us will never be forgotten. You were a wonderful mother, grandmother, and wife. We miss you more than you can ever know. We hope you are at peace and that there are no tears in heaven. We cherish your memory and thank you for all of the love and understanding you gave to us. You were a kind and precious lady and we will love you forever, Your daughters, Pat, Diane, Debbie, and Gail

Born in Jackson County North Carolina and died in Los Angeles County California. only GOD knows where you lived in between. I just found out in may that you had died almost 5 years ago. I just wish that I had tried earlier to find you and talk to you and maybe visit. If you only knew how many problems this family has endured over the years as a direct result of you not being around. we have so many questions and there are no answers. I guess maybe I'm a little bitter but then I feel I have a right to be. I just wish you were here so I could talk to you. After you remarried and moved to California it was if you dropped off the face of the earth. Didn't you want to see your children and grand children in NC anymore? I know that we often thought about you. as I told my cousin Donna several times I have been an adult for several years now and I could have tried to find you but I didn't. I feel guilty as hell for that. I'm in the process of searching public records for you because I feel it is important that the family knows at least something about you. Dad, Alfred and Daisy have a few memories and some of the older grandchildren remember you a little bit but I barely remember you at all, and Sally & Sherry weren't even born the last time any of us saw you. Grandad, maybe it's hard to believe but we do love you and miss you. I hope you have finally found the peace you searched your whole life for. -John S. Leatherman, Jr. survived in part (in n.c.) by: 3 children;desiree, alfred and john sr., grandchildren; Waynetta, Allen, Sally, Darlene, Charlene, Ravona, Donna, Sherry, Yvonne and John Jr., several great grandchildren and as of this writing (11 july 1999) 1 great-great grandson (Cory Rashad Kindle) who was born less than 1 month after Woodrow's death.

Van Ness Leavitt was my paternal grandfather. He was a HAM (Amateur Radio enthusiast) before the name existed. During the 20's, he set up a huge V antenna in an area of Venice populated by nothing but telephone poles, and spoke with sailor's on the Yangtze river in China. His calling code was "W6BHA, Santa Monica" (if you recall speaking to him, I'd love to hear from you). He never went to college, but his in depth knowledge of radio and similar technology led to him being offered several jobs during the Great Depression... he especially loved to talk about working on "The Wizard of Oz".

My grandpa was a rock-solid presence in my life, and I miss him terribly; I can never thank him enough for the 20 years of love and unquestioning support he provided me.

Thank you to the VMG for giving me the opportunity to tell the world a little bit about someone who meant so much to.

Tu nous manques beaucoup.Veille sur nous. Rejoins les autres que Christine a dit. salut!!!

To our beloved Twin boys whom we lost July 23 1986 in North Bay,Ontario.Everything has a reason and the only thing we can see is Heaven needed angels and yous were to stay together.We miss yous so much.2006 yous would be 20 yrs old.We will meet yous again one day but for now I will visit your grave and love yous.Forever in our hearts and never ever forgotten,love Deb & Mike.
So beautiful, so cute
You were ours for a short time
Only lent to us for a tiny bit
God wanted yous as he saw fit.

I donnot cry
As I know yous are fine
With granny and grandpa
And you"ll always be mine.

So for now my sons
Rest in peace,We miss you & love you
Thy will be done.

My dear friend steve(n) we lost you far too soon. Those of us left behind will spend this lifetime searching and grasping for pieces of you. You were a great friend, a genuine person and above all else, you were yourself. There wont be a day that goes by where your family and friends wont think of their time with you and how we all wish we had more of it. I would give anything to have you back with us. I am forever grateful for the times you helped me and I hope you will remember all of the times I helped you. We were truly friends, no matter how far away we were or how often we got to speak. You were a good person to me and I'm going to miss you like crazy. I will forever remain your friend and I will forever love you. Until we see each other again my friend. I love you.

Sharon and I studied together at Humberside University. She was beautiful and full of life, clever, articulate and with a good head for business, but with a human touch

To the Mothership...

Shawn left us under complicated terms, and is greatly missed. Goodbye Shawn....now you can rest
Forever,
Amiee

i don't know what happened that day but your life was cut short.You gave me 2 beautiful children and i am truely thankful for that.i hope you are no longer in pain and please keep watch over our children .i know we had alot of rough times but you will live in our kids hearts forever.

To my love that I could never replace.Jimmy was only 24 when killed by a drunk driver on the hoilday weekend.For his short time with me he showed me that a heart can find true love again.I will always hold you close to my heart and may you have the eternal rest you deserve,I love you baby and will be seeing you again....your fiancé Wendy

Scooter April 1999 to December 1999 "A candle that burns twice as bright only burns half as long" I couldn't have asked for a better gift than the short time Scooter was with us. He was taken from us tragically; but he is never far from our hearts. He can never be replaced. Scooter always had a way about him; a way that told the world what his parents already knew... that he was special. He lives on in our memories. Not a day goes by that I we don't catch ourselves thinking of him and wishing he was still with us. Scooter was our best friend and we miss him more and more each passing day. He will be among us in sprit forever. We miss you and love you Scooter. One day we'll be together again; until then just know that we will never be the same until that day arrives. Thank you for blessing our lives. Love, Mom and Dad

Even though I never got the chance to know you, I wanted a small part of you to live on forever. You were my first baby, and I will never forget you, even if I go on to have other children. I don't even know if you were a boy or a girl, but I think of you in terms of being a girl. You would've been a beautiful baby, with your father's beautiful eyes, and his cute, mischevious smile. I know we both were looking forward to the day you were supposed to be born. (11-18-03) and every day, I still think of you, and wonder about what you would have aspired to be. Losing you, even though you weren't with me for long, is the hardest thing that I have ever had, or will ever have, to go through. But I have the support of a very caring, and loving man. He would have been a wonderful father to you, and I just wish I could have seen the day that we would both hold you in our arms for the first time. I wish things would have been different, but they happened in a way that, for some reason, was supposidly for the best. Tell that to my aching heart, I don't think it understands. Tell that to the empty place inside of me where you once were-nothing can fill that void. Wherever your spirit dwells, I hope you know how much both of us loved you. Even though you weren't born. I'll always consider you my baby.

***Dedicated with love to "Baleigh", my first child, who I lost at 8 weeks of pregnancy. Love always-your mother, Christina

Dani's life was very short in this world but she touched many hearts in that brief time. She was always willing to listen if you needed someone to confide in. She was so much fun to be around and made you feel great to be around her. She was my best friend's little sister and like a sister to me. She is greatly missed.

Dad,You were ill for so long and the suffering was too much. Nobody deserves that,especially one who gave his best years to help keep his country free. I found your army service record the next day and the first written word inside still has relevance now-Exemplary. Miss you Dad and Gramps. Kevin, Pauline, Jason and Stacy.

We miss you Grandpa!

To my beloved Dad, you were so young and yet I could not begrudge you peace, Loved for ever Darling Dad from your Daughter Mary Elizabeth. Also my Daughter Monique Elizabeth McFarlane 13/5/1964 to 25/5/1964 God Bless you both.

Tiny hands, tiny feet, our arms will never hold you, our eyes will never meet. Empty arms, our aching hearts, long for the days we'll no longer be a part. And one day where angels learn to fly, and one day where heaven meets the sky, we will hold you and sing you that lullaby. One day where heaven meets the sky little one please hear us pray. Your life was never ours to keep nor ours to take away early flight. Lord help us to see into the Father's arms for all eternity. When heavens doors are open wide our hearts shall be reconcield all will be restored forever. Love Mommy and Daddy

David was a wonderful person. He was my first love. It has been hard to accept his death. He was always living on the edge...this time he went over! There isn't a day that goes by without him in my thoughts!He had a great personality, got along with everyone. He could make you laugh even though that was the last thing you wanted to do. He was driven to do everything in the extreme.I needed to do something David...to let people know that you are so missed. There will never be another person like you! I hope your looking down from where you are...I hope your listening when I say "I Love You...I always have and I always will.-Your wife, Lisa-

My father had the gift of life. He gave us everything in life that is good. Now I can see him returned in his grandchildren, Noah, Daniel and Tian May.

Madonna was our kitty. Although many people don't understand the importance, and often feel that we our too upset over "just a pet," she was an important part of our family. We have no children, and our cats filled that roll. After Madonna was diagnosed with Kidney failure, we were forced to make the toughest decision of our lives. When we took her to the vet to be put to sleep, my wife, much to my admiration, insisted upon being with her while the deed took place. I attempted to do the same, but simply was too upset, and didnt want that image burned into my memory. I will never forget my crying wife walking from the clinic, carrying the body of our "child," wrapped in her grandmother's quilt. We drove two and a half hours to bury Madonna in a personally relevant spot. With her, we included several items. I felt it appropriate to include her favorite toy....my laser pointer. She would chase the light endlessly, never able to actually catch it. Madonna, you finally caught it. We miss you terribly...thanks for the wonderful memories. Mike And SueAnn.....:(

Melissa Amy Lee "Missy" was the most wonderful dog and the best friend we ever had. She was our first baby and the joy she brought will never be replaced. She crossed the Rainbow Bridge on April 2, 2000. She will be sadly missed by her mommy, daddy, sister Ashley, Black Lab, and sister Caroline, baby. We look forward to meeting again in the place where you now live. We love you.

It was such a shock when you left us.I will forever miss you.
You were a beautiful woman, "A Diamond "I know you are with our lord in heaven like a shining star. I miss hearing your voice ,and I cant wait to see you again someday.I love you Michelle.
love Jodi "your favorite sis in law"

Bill Lee was probably one of the best musicians that I've ever had the honor to pick with. He had a heart of gold and would give you the shirt off his back. Always ready to pick up the guitar or fiddle or banjo and make music until daybreak. He was loved by everyone who knew him and is sorely missed.

Paul Lee was my father. I will know no greater compliment than to be compared to him. I will know no contentment for the void his passing has left in me. If unconditional love ever existed, it was within him. He was my hero.

Born in Augusta GA. One of the finest persons and RN's I have ever known. I miss you, I love you, I'll never forget you. God Bless you.

Tonya was the best friend ever. She was beautiful and sweek and so loved by those in her life. She is missed dearly and I often ask God to give her a hug for me since I can't. I love her so much and I always will.
In the bonds of Delta, Delta, Delta, Let us Steadfastly love one another.
Love, Lisa Shook
Bond # 1092 of the Delta Zeta chapter

Tonya Sue Lee was the beloved daughter of Barbara Lee and she was a graduate of Franklin College. At Franklin, she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and greatly loved by all of her sorority sisters. She was such an energetic and loving person and she is greatly missed by her friends at Franklin College.
All of our hearts were broken when we heard that she had been killed in a car accident. She was the type of person that you would never expect to lose. Personally, I know that my life hasn't been the same since and I know that is the case for everyone who's life she touched. She was incredibly beautiful both inside and out and there are so many unique things about her that make me smile everytime I think of them.
Whenever I hear "One Sweet Day" by Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, I instantly have tears falling down my face as I think of this incredible person that touched my life as a sorority sister and as a friend. I will never forget her and I will always love her - always. I know that

Just want to let her know that I miss her so very much and wished that she is still here with me. She should have left her last words and not just leave us here without even saying goodbye. I Love You So Very Much Granny!!!!

In his own way, a loving and creative man

Passed away 6th march 1996 from secondary breast cancers.
She was only 55 years old.
Born 21st june 1940.
Mum was a housewife, mother to 2 boys & 2 girls & when she died grandmother to 7 grandaughters & 1 cherished Grandson.

My mum was kind, gentle and had a wicked sense of humour!
Always there for us, and others. She is missed very much.
She was the bravest person i know & she battled hard to beat her cancer but...sadly it all got too much in the end. With her family all around her she slipped away. No more suffering, no more pain.
R.I.P Mum. I love you.

It has almost been a year since I lost the most important man in my life. He was and always will be my daddy. So many times he saved my life from death and humiliation. He held our family together. He was a good man and strong in his faith. He followed his Saviour even when his family laughed and mocked him. He was a great role model and very humble. There will never be a man like him again on this earth. I know one day I will see him again, but still every day hurts because I know that I won't see him again on this earth, nor will my daughter ever meet her grandfather. I love you, Daddy and I can't wait to see you again xoxo-Your "Kid" Mell

In memory of my beloved husband, Lee Earl Ameigh who passed away after a 3 year courageous battle with colon cancer. I know you are in a better place, but, I miss your physical being. My life will never be the same without you. My grief is not getting any easier.My every thought is of you.Every day that passes brings me one day closer to joining you.The day you died I not only lost a husband, but my best friend and soulmate. You were my whole life Lee.No one could ever replace you and the love we shared for 43 years.Til we are together again as one. Your loving wife, Judy

Not my child by birth, but my child by heart, other people thought your time had come
and do did God, but my time for you is eternal. I miss you more then words can embrace
you the source off everlasting joy to your father and me. Also your stepfather only had love for you in his heart, the rest of the family mourns your loss, but are grateful for the time they had you in their heart and their lives. My darling son, we see each other soon, my love for you is always, my spirit for you is never daunting, my life for you is ever.

He was a complex man.

Loved his family;

Good conversation;

Interesting debates;

Intellectual challenges;

Beautiful music;

Dancing the night away.

We, who were fortunate to be his partners in this dance of life, will be ever grateful for his firm and gentle lead.

Dearest A,

Looking at you face ever day

Missing you every day

Laughing, hugging, sharing family moments

You are always in our hearts and minds

Sure you are dancing with dad

How proud I am to be able to tell the world about my Dad! He lived 90 long, hard years, and was an example and a light to so many! Daddy, you will always be loved, and never forgotten! Rest in Peace! You are safe in the arms of Jesus!

This is my mother or maw as I called her! She died suddenly of a massive heart attack, whilst sitting in the front seat of my sisters car! My mum had been ill for a number of years with emphacema, and was moving to London from Scotland to live with my sister as my dad had just been diagnosed with kidney failure and couldn't look after mum anymore. My dad was going to follow on as he had to wait until he got a place at the Royal Free Hospital for kidney dialysis. My mum and sister were just about to leave when mum had the attack and died, unfortunately my dad died 4 months later!

This is my dad! My dad died of sepsis, whilst in hospital. My dad had been healthy throughout life. In August 1998 he was diagnosed with kidney failure, this was his first time in hospital. Dad never complained, just got on with it. He attended Monklands Hospital in Airdrie 3 times a week for dialisis. My mum was ill with emphacema and dad looked after her. Mum died in September 1998 and my dad became very depressed, mum and dad had been married 43 years. My dad decided to come to London to live with my sister as all the family are here. He was told on New Years Eve 1998, that he has myloma, which is a form of cancer, and this is what had caused his kidneys to fail. Dad started treatment, but unfortunately he died of Sepsis only 4 months after my mum. This is to them as I miss them both very much, but am glad they are now together again.

My mum died of breast cancer on the 10th December 1994, when I was just 15 years old. She had been ill since I was 10 and had numerous amounts of treatments and drugs pumped into her system. It is now 5 years to the day that she died and I still think of her without fail every day. She is always on my mind and whatever I do I try to do in her memory. I just want to make her proud of me wherever she is, as she will never get to see the really important things that will happen in my life. I'm now 20 years old, studying at London university and will graduate next summer. I hope that she will be watching. I used to pray everyday that she would send me some sigh that she was okay wherever she is, but I never got one. I still dream that this would happen, but have now resigned myself to the fact that she must be ok, and is still watching me. I don't think that the pain of this will ever pass. I read a letter that someone else had written on the web saying that although people believe that she is very composed and strong person, inside she is calling out, and screaming about what has happened. This is just what I feel. My dad believes that I am the strongest person, as I didn't grieve like they did. But deep inside this will always be with me, and i'm the only one who will ever know how much it has hurt me. I constantly want to scream why me, and why her? But the question is never answered and no-one really knows how I feel. Maybe one day some one will be able to talk to me and share the feeling. How do you carry on when the one person who knew you best in the world is gone? I think the only option is to keep your feelings buried. On her grave the words say, Keep my name forever the household word...all is well. I want desperately to believe that that is true. Tomorrow will be the first year since her death that I have not been down to see her grave on the anniversary. I do feel really bad about that and almost feel that I am losing the memory of her. Mum, if you can hear me tell me that you are okay, and then i can live in peace. Take care mum. I never told you that I loved you on the day that you died because I was afraid that you would go too soon. But I do love you, more than you can ever imagine. Please believe that. Your loving daughter Alice xxxx

A kind hearted gentle peson has left this earth. He was a great artist ad teacher who cared vry much for others. You will be missed.

What do you say about a mother who was your best friend? We miss your kind smile, your laughter, your love, and your understanding ways.I know that you were met by Grandaddy (I can see you combing his hair as he sitting in his chair,just as you did as a small child).You are able to spend time with Junior, and now another of your siblings has joined you,Malinda. I know that you are watching over us and I want to thank you for that. Keep listening! Love Always, Debi

love you dad :)

Far beyond the horizon lies the valley of peace
Where trials and heartache, pain and suffering cease.
A place that knows no sorrow, where serenity lines the streets
A place where the loved ones wait, for us, one day to meet.

Elizabeth Bannister.

I found this poem with your papers, it seemed so apt and here the perfect place for it to be. Thank you for all the memories, like roses in winter. We miss you Mum.

June, Fred and Fiona

A gentleman, a scholar, and a judger of good whiskey.

I remember the first time I held you, you were only a few days old. Dad and I were bringing you and Mom home from the hospital and I had the honor of holding you on my lap. There are so many memories of watching you grow. I'm so sorry you had to leave us so soon and so suddenly. I didn't get to tell you goodbye before you died, so I will tell you now: Goodbye my sweet baby, I love you. With great love, from your biggest sister, Dorié

I don't really know what to say, I just really thought it was a neat idea to put my mother's name on here so that all who visit here could read her name and know that she was important although she was only one person in this great big world. She never saw her only two children marry, and she never saw grandchildren. The things that she wanted so badly, and thought she had plenty of time for. She is greatly missed, and forever thought of. A beautiful soul who was never greedy, mean, or selfish. Always fair and always ready to hug and make the pain go away. Now she's not here to help with this pain. I miss her and think I always will.

What I Miss!!!

Pop....I miss your stories about when you were a kid....I miss hearing about your Pop.....I miss Mommy stories filled with love..I miss the way you could fix things...I miss the way you could make my truck run....I miss the way you fixed my race car......I miss your crooked nose....I miss your voice on the phone asking "you cooking?"....I miss the way you said you felt the first time you met Mommy....I miss the way you loved your brother Ozzie.....I miss the way Carly had you wrapped around her finger.....I miss the way you hugged me when you were so proud.....I miss the way you danced with me.....I miss the way you played so lovingly with your grandchildren....I miss the way you laughed...I miss your smile.....I miss when you would yell at me...I miss your quiet nod of disapproval....I miss the way you helped me through the rough times.....I miss the way you never said a word......I miss the way that said it all....I miss our talks...I miss our walks....I miss the way you looked when I told you I was pregnant..I miss the way you took such good care of me and Carly....I miss going for a ride.....I miss going to the races with you...I miss Friday night pizza....I miss your love....I miss the way I could make you laugh.....I miss the way you made me laugh...I miss the way you would just shake your head at me....I miss you Pop...............

Love, Cindi

The hardest lesson I learned after you died mom, was that life goes on.. so many times I wanted to scream at people, how dare you go on living, laughing and loving. don't you understand my mother died? I didn't...I still don't...i'm older now then you were when you died. that feels kind of strange..I miss you mom..now and always...

Sara Jane Lehman was Killed in a car accident at the young age of 17.. She was a friend to many and a very vibrant young girl.. She was driving at very fast speeds with a good friend of hers and the car went out of control.. Her life was ended too young.. She is deeply missed by everyone..

Sara, I love you to death.. I know one day we will be reunited in heaven... I thankyou for the time you were here on earth..For I was lucky enough to have known you..

May your soul rest forever in peace with God..
I love and miss you girl!

-Heather J.

If the plants die, I'll die, too.

I love you so much and miss you so much.Your daughter is so beautiful. You left us a precious gift.She looks just like you.

Mom, I miss you all of the time, and I wish you were here. I hope to see you in my next life. Love, Kate

As the light upon the leaves of the trees,
as the voice of clear waters,
as the stars above the mists of the world,
such was her glory and her lovliness;
and in her face was a shining light.
--J.R.R. Tolkien

Sadly missed on your thirteenth birthday.
Love you forever,
Mom, Dad and Nora

My twin brother who died of cancer when we were 17 years old.

It is almost a year ago that Dov Left for kinder shores. He explored all over the world but unfortunately he could not find himself where ever he went. We all miss you Dov. The pain you left behind tears us into little pieces of paper blown to the ends of the earth looking for a peaceful place to rest. Dad

A very loving Mother to myself and my brother and sister. She was the women of my fathers dreams, and always will be.She is missed so very much, it hurts everyday, But as time goes by it does get somewhat better.In my opinion the best Mom a person could have ever had...We Love you Mom!!!

James Andrew leir, My best friend and my love. He was such a good and caring man I do not think he knew how much he was loved, He taught me so much in the short time we spent together. His smile and blue eyes showed love and compassion for the people he touched. James I will love you allways. May you finally learn to line dance. See you on the other side my love...

This memorial is dedicated to Bobby. He would have been 21 this year. Nothing has ever been the quite the same... I miss you Bobby. I love you. Your cousin, Michelle

He was a strong man, a brave man. He was a career Marine in the military.He provided for a wife and four children through some veryhard and trying times. He served in three wars and lived to tell about it. Whenhe retired from the Marines in 1968 he had just returned home from Viet Nam.What we thought would be a time for enjoying life wth our mother turned out to be wrong. He had been expossed to the defoliant,agent orange, and had been slowly dieing from cancer because of it. The cancer made my strong father into a frail and weak man. Yet he had one more war to fight. He won it. He gave his heart to Jesus. He lives amongst angels and family members who went before and after him. We miss him...I love him...I love you, Daddy.Your daughter, Joan Marie Leitherland Watson.

Dad, your loving wife, caring children, cherrished grandchildren, and dearest family and friends miss you. I always remember you as being a strong person. Unfortunately you lost a battle that very few have won. Your memory still lives in all of us. Please watch over us and guide us like you did in the past. We will always love you and remember you in our hearts. Until we can all be together again, we will know your love for us is with us forever. Love, Laura (Sis)

À notre cher Papa, ta joie de vivre restera toujours gravée dans notre coeur. Doux souvenirs de ta présence, de ton amour pour ton épouse Jeanne D'Arc ainsi que pour tes 5 filles Denise, Nicole, Hélène, Colette et Sylvie qui te sont très reconnaissantes. Gendres & petits enfants te souhaitent un repos éternel bien mérité. Le doux son de ta musique et de tes chants réchaufferont nos coeurs, appaiseront nos peines et énergiseront nos espoirs. Nous t'aimons éternellement. Ta famille.

Je taime grand-maman tu restera a jamais dans mes penser et dans mon coeur....je taime ta petite fille sylvie

Pansey, I miss you so much! There are times I feel you are still here. But, then I come to reality and it brings tears to my eyes. There are so many things I want to tell you. I want to tell you how proud you can be of your son, Joseph. I know you have been his guardian angel watching over him, Bryan and Tara. I want to tell you that we have a half sister. I have not met her, but I see a bit of you in her pictures. I know Mama met you at those "Golden Gates".
Save me a place with you both. Until we meet again.
Your loving sister,
Pammy

A wonderful son, brother, grandson, nephew & friend. Murdered in Thailand. A cruel shock to his family & friends that is hard to come to terms with let alone recover from. A wonderfully kind & gentle young man with a cheeky grin and twinkling eyes. He was intelligent, funny, annoying, spontaneous & above all loyal. He was the one that quietly held different groups of friends together. His friends have planted trees in his memory & Mark himself has a Fund in his name now helping children in Cambodia. He will never be forgotten we miss him so much it is a darker world without him.

Dear Son:
Mommy misses you something awful!! I have a lot of guilt because I wasn't there when you made your transition and for that I am truly sorry!!! I love you so much and wish that your "book of life" could have been longer. Your brother Brandon misses you a lot too, but I guess we have to go on anyway. Always know that we love you!!!!

Jessica Lenhof was a brilliant girl. I loved her with everything she was. In a way she was like my idol. I could always look up to her for everything she did. She was always the one who made me smile and laugh. She was such an inspiration and impacted everyone's lives. In the short 16 years that she lived she lived an outstanding life. I have never met anyone as amazing as her and I probably never will again. She had a smile that could cure even the darkest depression. Her cute giggle would make you laugh along with her. In the short time I knew her she taught me many lessons that will remain with me my entire life. One of those being that living life to its fullest is the best way to go. She was always there to offer her advice even if it was 2:00 in the morning. She could take the most boring moment and turn it into fun. She could make you laugh with the same old joke you've heard a zillion times. She was so unbelievably gorgeous. I constantly wished I looked like her. I only have one real picture of Jessica aside from her newspaper articles. It is of her and me in our PE lockeroom. She is smiling brilliantly. In that picture she looks as if nothing else matters in the world. As if being with me in that picture is her destiny or something. I will forever treasure the time we spent together and that picture will not only remain displayed for all to see, but in my heart as well. Jessica was not only a great person, but my best friend as well. Jessica Lenhof I'll see you again someday. Until then I love you and you will never be forgotten.

RIP Jessica Marie Lenhof
143-637
Best Friends Forever.

1965: "Yesterday" reached #1, the day of your birth. Now it seems like yesterday you touched the worlds hearts and minds. If there's a rock-n-roll heaven, then you know they have a helluva band. Imagine...

On June 4, 1997 my beloved father died from Lung Cancer at the age of 64. At the time of his death he was semi-comatose and very peaceful. His breaths came 10 seconds apart, then 20, then 40 and then no more. Two days later we had a lovely, but simple graveside funeral for him and he was buried next to his parents and younger brother who died at age 26 in 1972. About 60 people showed up to pay their respects and hearing all the love everyone had for my Dad made it the happiest, yet saddest day of my life. I arrived home to start the rest of my life without my best friend, trusted advisor and simply the kindest, FUNNIEST, and most gentle man I have ever known. He never laid a hand on his children, never called us insulting names and always helped us to do our best in life. As we were growing up he would do nothing in his leisure time if it excluded his boys. We learned by his examples and I am lost without him. When, oh when will the tears stop? Or will they ever? Dad loved life and lived to the fullest. He never uttered a derogatory remark about anyone, even if someone was a real jerk, Dad would always try to find something nice about them. He saw everything through the innocent eyes of a child. His curiosity was knew no bounds and he was fascinated by nature and all of God's splendor. He could be happy watching a bee in a flower or listening to the birds sing as the sun rose in the morning. He was a talented artist, painter, calligrapher, carpenter and could out-croon Tony Bennett and Perry Como combined. He would Karaoke on the weekends and get standing o's from people half his age. The man just never rested. His tastes in music ran from Mozart to Gospel, from George Strait to the Rolling Stones. He could tell any joke, in any accent on the planet. Italian, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Swedish and Chinese. He could do a Scotch accent, or English or Welsh or Irish and you could easily tell the difference. It was only 3 months from his diagnosis to his death. For the last three weeks of his life, this strapping healthy man who was jogging and swimming in February, was in diapers unable to feed himself, bathe himself or even hold a pen to write a note. He slept 20 hours per day. The cancer first took his dignity, then his pride and then his life. But it cannot and will not take the love I will always have for my best friend and the cherished memories of the 35 years that God gave me with him. Be at peace Pop, my eternal beloved best friend. Oh how I miss you. It hurts so... Your VERY PROUD Son, Ron

My Grandma Goody (as my brother and I used to call her) from Scenectady, NY passed away after suffering from Lung Cancer. She was the wife of Clint Woodman (who passed away before her), mother of Tommy Woodman, Billy Woodman, Carl Woodman, Clinton Woodman, Birdie Waters, and Patsy Tucker, as well as grandmother to many. I miss you, although you passed away so long ago.....you were later joined in Heaven by Uncle Tommy, Uncle Billy, and Aunt Birdie as well my daddy Clinton. I love you Grandma Goody Fawn

Maranda you are our special daughter who died way before her time. You were the friendliest, most outgoing girl and we miss and think about you every single day. On the day of your funeral you showed us a very special rainbow which will always be in our memories. Maranda, I can't even begin to tell you the pain that we feel, but I know deep down in my heart you are always with us. And I know you will be there to meet us at the gates of Heaven.

Love,

Mom, Dad & Melissa

Mickey: Miss you more with each passing day, to quote Sara McLaughlin, "I will remember you". Gone but not forgotten,,, never could, never will. Linda

To my father: I'm sorry I never really got to know you before you died. I was your firstborn, your only daughter. We met only twice, the first time when I was 5, the second time in 1969 on my honeymoon to San Francisco. I've always known about you, that you were my father; in fact, you never disputed it to me or to my mother or grandmother, or your own mother or sister Marie, for that matter. I've always been sorry that you never met my 4 kids, your grandchildren, who are now grown. I know I have 2 half-brothers, Ralph and Ramsey, whom I've never met but very much want to meet, but who may not even be aware of my existence. I've wanted so much through the years to get to know you, not just my mother's version of you. I never had a real father growing up, and always felt rejected by you. The last time we actually talked on the phone was in the mid-1980's when my husband Lionel & I were at Tahoe on our way to Sacramento, and I called and wanted to meet with you. You said you were just leaving on vacation and couldn't see me, would have to make it "next trip." As it turned out, there never was a next trip. My husband's family was from Montana, and that's where he always wanted to go, not California. I have lots of pictures of you and my Mom when you were first married, even letters from you about me before I was born. I'm very sad, maybe you can explain it to your mother, my Grandma Edith Fox. I'm not sad for what was, but sad for what never was and now can never be.

I always loved you. Your only daughter, Sandy Archdale

There's a patch of green not far from here Where stones lay row by row It's a field of sleeping angels Whose wings no longer glow They lay and wait in silence Like the twinkling stars above Listening for the voices Of the ones they love I know one of these angels Although we've never met He's a little boy named Tyler Someone I'll never forget I never had a chance To ever hear him cry I never had a chance To ever say good bye He left one night in darkness I guess that was God's choice I visit him quite often I think he knows my voice I tell him how things are going With his mom and I I tell him that I see him In the beauty of the bright blue sky I've never heard him answer But I think that he can hear Because I feel a little hand in mine Whenever I come near And as I leave I assure him How much we love him so And I think I even noticed His little wings aglow Roger Leonidas

My big brother, my friend. Born and raised in Philadelphia. He was the best daddy that 3 little girls could of every asked for. He always tried to make everything seem better than it was, but we all had no idea how black the cloud really was. He was a great auto mechanic and people still talk about how good he was. He is missed dearly by his 3 beautiful daughters, mom, dad, his sister Linda and of couse me, his brother Joe. I miss him dearly everyday and feel as tho a part of me died when he did. He showed me what a brother really is, someone you could always go to for help or answers. Rest my brother, rest in peace, for we all know now just how much you needed rest. Till I see you in heaven, I love and miss you Mario.

He's been gone for ten years now. Long enough for me to have grown up, but not long enough for me to forget him. He lent a hand when his girlfriend, (my grandmother), needed help raising her daughter's child. This temporary family lasted for eighteen years until they saw me off to join the Navy and find my place in the world. A few months later and he was gone. It was one of the hardest times in my life.I want to thank him because he gave me love even though he was afraid. He taught me to stand up straight and look tough even when I am terrified. I will miss him for the rest of my life. Although I called him Bucky, in my heart he has always been my father.

In loving memory of a man who bravely fought cancer for the last year. We will miss you dearly and forever. You are truly one of God's angels now and you are free from pain. I love you Bob Love your cousin Mary Jane

Billie, for over 25 years we maintained a long distance friendship that was so very unique and special. Just because you've moved does not mean the friendship and love has ended. I still miss and love you and hope to see you again someday, when God sees fit. You're as close as you have been all these past years; right here in my heart, dear friend.

Such a good friend we had in Amy. She will be truly missed. All of us would like you to remember her as a friend, a wife, an irc junkie. We love you Amy, we are so sorry that it ruined your life.

Dear Grandpa, I love you and I will miss you. I hope you enjoy being with God. I know you went there because you were the best Grandpa anybody could have asked for . I know that Grandma, dad, mom , Tara ,all your friends, and I will all miss you so much Love Ashley Tapp

Beloved wife, mother and grandmother Walk with the angels until we see you again

To the memory of my best friend and brother, Bryce. He was killed in an automobile accident on the deadly highway 417.He was a loving father of two young sons,Tanyr 7 and Colyn 6. He leaves behind two very loving parents, a wife,1 brother and 3 sisters. He has also left behind many close family and friends.Bryce will always be a part of ours lives and our hearts. I cant wait until the day that i can once again meet you in the loving arms of God.
Forever in our hearts and souls. You will never be forgotten.
Love your sister,
Tammy

Les, The one and only sweetheart. He always was making everybody feel so good about themselves. One question that I would really like to ask is why?? Why did this have to happen to Les. He was the brightest and happiest person that you could ever know is what I always thought. Whatever happened to you only you and god really know. I don't and that really sux but I guess if god really wanted anybody else to know than he would probably tell us. I miss you so much Les, you met the world to me and your entire family. It's very hard to talk to your mother because she really loved you and blames a lot of things on herself. So I try and tell her that it is not her fault but it really does not do any good at all. People are finally starting to understand that you are really gone and that it is no longer a dream. I still act like you live in Kingfisher because I still don't what to face it, but who does? Nobody!!! I missed you on my birthday this year. I will never forget my 18th birthday. That was really the last time that I really got to enjoy with you. Now your birthday is coming up and the family and I really get to have it thrown in our faces. It will be now time to face reality if you already haven't. Not one day goes by that I don't think of you. I love you so much. Hope you have a great birthday, which I know you will because you will be with the lord, the funnest and happiest place to be. Hugs and Kisses from me to you. I love you and never will forget you. Until the day that I meet you at the golden gates, rest in peace my precious cousin.XOXOXOXOXXOXOXOXO Love Ya Forever, Tara Griggs (Cousin) March 8,1999

I love you my son, and I miss you so very much. Mum

2 2=?
4 3=?
Les inequation, les fonctions,
La géometrie et trigonometrie,
Partent avec toi.
J'exprime ici ma joie:
Pas de condoléances
Souffre bien en enfer
Je bois je ris et je danse
Je n'ai plus que ça à faire.
Mieux que tous tes exercices
Mieux que tous tes supplices
La vie est là
Quand tu t'en vas.
ADIEU

These words are etched on my baby brother's memorial stone:

Dry your tears my friends...
I am in comfort, I am in peace.
Close your eyes and you shall see me with you forevermore.

It's getting so hard to see you now when we close our eyes.
We miss you dearly and long to watch you grow old with us,
you who are eternally sixteen. Cassandra, almost thirteen
now, wrote a poem in your memory on the third anniversary
of that tragic April night.

JD

Sometimes I remember his smile,
so warm and bright.
Sometimes I think about him,
late at night.

Sometimes I wonder why,
he decided to go.
Why he wanted to,
nobody knows.

Sometimes I wish it was,
a bad dream.
Sometimes I just,
want to scream.

I know I will see him again,
though it may be a while.
And when I do,
I will see his smile.

Only then,
I will feel his love.
When we meet,
in the land above.

It's been three years,
since he died.
And when he did,
I cried and cried.

I write this poem,
in memory of him.
And all the things,
he did.

You've been gone almost 19 months now...and I still cry every night over you...I wish I could tell you how much I still love you and always will...My heart breaks when I think of how you died alone thinking no one cared...Julie gave me a Christmas ornament this year which says...Merry Christmas from Heaven, now don't shed a tear, I'm spending my Christmas with Jesus this year...I cried and cried wishing I could be held in your arms or hear your voice just one more time...I love you, babe...I always have and always will...No one will ever take your place...Wait for me by those pearly gates and save me a seat next to you...Yo Ti Amo Da Vinci...forevermore. Your Debbie Always.

To a wonderful friend. We shall all mourn her passing

Zia,

memories of you are still vivid
though we have been apart for over fourteen years

miss you just as much
think of you just as often

My brother and best friend has left this world. The happy memories are indelibly etched in my mind, there just aren't enough of them, yet. You left way too soon, man. I'll dedicate my life to making sure your kids never forget what an extraordinary human being you were. Your brother, Jim.

I am constantly thinking of those summers I spent with you. Waking up in your house with the wood crackling looking out at the fog that hid the road. I think of bingo, you babysitting in Boylston and the blueberries. These are the things that I hold dear to my heart and nothing can ever replace that time I spent with you. Nanie, I miss you...I love you. Suzanne

To the memory of my father who was the most honest man one can describe.

Teresa Sue Leverett (Van Dyke) Ross Born on April 1, 1959 - Left us April 30, 1990 at the tender age of 31. She is survived by her Mother, Katherine - Father, Will (Stepmother-Shirley) - Brother Greg, Sister's Lisa and Rita. Her 4 beautiful children - Sonja, Eric, Parker and Hunter. A sister through life long friendship Cher and many, many friends. You were created for heaven, and God has blessed us for allowing you to walk here on earth! As you walk with God and the Angels, know that the twinkle of your eyes, the sparkel of your smile and the beauty of your soul are sadly missed by those of us who loved you so much. Those of us who are left behind pray that your babies will grow up with love and understanding in their hearts. We your "family and true friends" will tell them how special you were to us. We will keep your memory alive and give them a better understanding of who you were and what you believed in. We will tell them how very much you loved them and instill in them the beauty of your spirit. Until we meet again Precious Friend, we love you and miss you, and we will listen for your spirit in the wind. God Bless you!

Dear Grandad,
I miss you so much. This is the hardest thing I have ever had to go through. I'm so glad that I got to spend a lot more time with you over the last six months. I know it's going to be hard for Grandma as you were each others worlds, but I will be here for her whenever she needs me, as will the rest of the family. You don't have to worry about her.
I selfishly wanted you to pull through, but I know it is better this way. Your suffering is over and I'm thankful for that. You were such a brave strong man, defying all the medical text books by holding on so long. Thank you for waiting for Matthew. It meant so much to him to be able to see you one last time. I'm so thanksful that I was able to come back to be with you in the hospital. It was really difficult at the time, but overall it was a comfort to me to be with you and tell you that I love you.

You will be in my heart forever.
With love always,
Sarah X

Leveta was very outgoing and always willing to help others. She has been missed greatly by her family and especially by her sister. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Kirby. Leveta made an impact on everyone that she met and touched many lives.

Edward, Joseph and David

My Great-Aunt Sara meant so much to me. I am 14 now and I have never known a world without her before now. I loved her ever so much and she was like my grandmother. I will miss her dearly.

Bonnie was a confused and irrational individual. She had five children in the course of her lifetime, and had been pregnant seven times. She is responsible for my belief that not just anyone should be able to have children. Bonnie was a confused woman who made decisions for all the wrong reasons. Declaring one day that she had Multiple Personality Disorder, she convinced herself that there were many little people living inside her. Personally, I believe that she was bordering Paranoid-Schizophrenic. She was a foolish and stupid woman.

Beloved father of mine

She was a loving mother, and she was caring for all people, she would do a lot for the world if they wanted her to. She loved loved all of her children, and she loved all of her animals, not only a beloved mother but a beloved wife to her husband.

My dearest daddy, you left no note, we didn't understand why you left us. Your act of taking your life caused pain beyond all measure. Your wife found you, your son is still bitter and I your daughter am doing ok now. On what would have been your 78th birthday last year the Lord did a special thing, He answered why you did what you did. My brother and I spent the day together, we had a box of old papers to go through and we spent the day finding out what a truly remarkable man you were. 30 years in the service of the country you loved so much and the battles we never knew you were in in WWII. So much suffering you saw when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. I have your notes of that day they are a large source of pride to all of us left behind. My heart understands and forgives you and I only wish you knew what you'd miss. You saw your son graduate high school but not me. He's been married since 1972 and I have been married too. He has no children, I have 3 and my 5th grandchild is on the way in a few weeks. You missed so much and you'd of loved my 3 girls deeply. You left me when I needed you the most, but God has never left me. God can take what was pain and turn it into gain as I plan to follow His call to reach out and help hurting people that think taking their lives is the only answer. It isn't, only Jesus is the answer. I remember as a child you told me my best friend was God, and I know in the pain of your last weeks that you did seek Him, I hope you are with Him. I love you forever daddy....8/21/99

My dearest mother, how fondly you are remembered in my heart. You fought such a brave fight against so many illnesses, and as I fight some health issues too I find I want to be like you. I still recall with delight how you told me your doctors lovingly called you "one tough ole bird". Well, I have learned in these past 8 years to trust the Lord and He will see me through. I know you trusted Him too. You touched many lives and you are dearly missed still today. I never told you this when you were alive, oh the missed times in ones life, but it took daddy dying for me to see what a truly wonderful mother I had been blessed with. Your granddaughters are all grown now and mothers or about to be.... How time flies! If you see these lovely blessings from where you are I know you are proud of them. I love you forever too mother, thank you for being who you were! You taught me a lot, and I am proud that I am your daughter....8/21/99

In Loving Memory of my father. He will be missed by all. The best father anyone could ask for. I miss you daddy.

To Robbie Lewber,My Fiancee And Love for all time..

In years to come I will probably be able NOT to cry when I think of you. I am really trying hard, believe me, mein Schmusekater. You have given me so much that it is hard to put into words. You will stay with me forever. Sometimes I feel you are with me and I know you don't want to see me cry. Having spent such a wonderful time with you and knowing you will never ever come back to me fills me with an overwhelming feeling of loss and emptiness. You made me feel whole. Now that you are gone, I feel like I've lost a leg or an arm and the pain is never ending. I will always cherish every single minute we shared, every kiss, every embrace, every smile, every tear, every silly joke and every beautiful sunset. I imagine your skin under my hands and I still smell your scent at night. Thank you for being my lover and my friend. I will always miss you.

You are gone from our home, but you will always be in our hearts. We love and miss you.

My life will never be the same! This void cannot be filled. You were special.. you always will be. Thank God for memories! MOM

Ieuan Lewis 24-2-1910 11-01-1978 Dad your have been gone many years but you are still in our throughts and dreams we miss you so much. the years have flown but our love has not faded with love Wayne Ann

dearest mum we all miss you so much you will always be loved and missed. you are always in our thoughts. rest in peace. love wayne and ann.

Kitty Phyllis Lewis 12 -12-1919 23-11-92 dearest mum how we miss you you are forever in our throughts and dreams. we love as much today as we always did. with all our love Wayne Ann Darren Vicky Megan Mackenna graham geraldine steve michele gary amy andrew

Dear Dad, no man could ever say a bad word against you. You were a great husband to Mum, Dad to me and Grandad to Robert Peter & Suzy. We love you and will miss you so ver y much.

dad we all miss you. you are always in our thoughts. love you always. rest in peace wayne ann

Lorraine June (Durrett) (Prince) Lewis was born in Marion county West Virginia on February 22, 1931. June passed away, on October 16, 1994, at the age of sixty-three years. She was known to all by her middle name "June". June was the daughter of the late Travis V. Durrett and Erma Pauline (Mauller) Durrett. Three sisters and two brothers survived June in death: Henry, Victor, Edith, Evelyn, and Doris. Two sisters proceeded June in death: Geraldine and her twin sister Loretta Jean. June was married twice, first to Paul E. Prince (I do not know the date). June and Paul's marriage was blessed with three children: Loucille, Mary, and Billy. (Paul was killed in an automobile accident many years ago). Secondly June was married to Delno Lewis on August 16, 1967. In addition to June's three children, Delno brought three sons to their marriage: Rex, Jimmy, and Donnie. Together they brought Laura. They always said we got "her kids", "his kids", and "our kid". June and Delno was married for twenty-seven years. In addition to the before mentioned survivors June leaves behind fourteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild. June retired from Philips Lighting Corporation, (formerly Westinghouse) in 1984 after thirty-six and a half years of service. June was inflected with severe Emphysema, which forced her in to early retirement. June worked very hard all her life. June was as sweet a person as they come; June was honest very kind and loving. June believed that if one could not speak good of another they should not speak at all. You could not know June and not love her. June was more than a sister-in-law to Betty and I "June was like a sister". June was diagnosed with inoperative lung cancer, and suffered her fight with it for three years. Until that Sunday night of October 16, 1994, at nine- forty-two p.m. at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, West Virginia when June's suffering ended, and "June was called home". She is at peace now, resting for eternity in a beautiful mausoleum at the Mount Zion cemetery just outside Fairmont West Virginia...... IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE...... ALL THOU WE KNOW JUNE IS IN GOD'S CARE NOW AND HER PAIN AND SUFFERING IS NO MORE EVERYONE IN OUR FAMILY LOVED JUNE AND WE MISS HER VERY MUCH...... BETTY, DAVE, AND "FAMILY"

Mom, You were the best mother anyone could ever have. If I am half the mother you were to me, my daughters will be blessed. You were so patient,kind,and forgiving. You loved unconditionally. Many said you hung on to see Bethany. She was your baby's baby.She is a beautiful 15-year-old. You never saw Elisabeth, who many say looks like you. She has my dad's wit and incredible sense of humor. Mom, you were so sick when you went Home to Heaven. I would not wish you back as sick as you were, even though I long to talk to you and hug you. I miss you so much, but I know we will be together in heaven. I love you and miss you. Thanks for everything. Your Loving Daughter, Darlene Sweetman

we love and miss you grandma..

In memory of a beautiful young woman who was taken much to soon. You will live on forever in the memory of your friends and family. We were blessed to have you for 21 years.

Paton, My Sweet Son, Grandma and I miss you terribly! We wish that you'd come back to us but God loves you so much that he took you to a much better place than Earth! He made you an Angel and you'll alwayys be safe! God's watching you now and we will Never Ever forget you. We Love you and miss you and we hope to see you soon! I love you! Love, Mommy

This memorial tribute is dedicated in memory and remembrance of William (Billy) McKinley Lewis (1899-1979). William always went by the nick name of Billy. Billy was born 9 September 1899 at Sutton, in Braxton County West Virginia USA. Billy was one of seven children with three brothers and three sisters, Raymond, James F., Samuel, Pearl, Amanda Virginia, and Mary. Billy was the son of Morgan M. and Sarah E. (James) Lewis of Braxton County, West Virginia USA. Billy married Larua Ann Brady (1911-1990) between 1927 and 1930. Billy and Laura settled in Marion County, West Virginia USA. There their union produced a very loving family of seven children, Darris Richard, Elliott Delno, Betty Lou, William Edward, Michael Lindly, and Orval Bruce. Billy and Laura's first child died in infancy. Billy was a member of a Pentecostal Church for most of his life, a God fearing farmer working very hard to clear the land, plant his crops and to run the family farm, so as to produce a living for his wife and children. Billy also worked as a track laborer for the Monongalia Railroad, a farm laborer and in several coal mines in the Marion County West Virginia area, during his life time. Billy and Laura Lewis divorced in 1950 or 1951. William (Billy) McKinley Lewis passed away in Fairmont, Marion County, West Virginia USA on 20 February 1979 at the Wishing Well Health Center from the complications of several strokes. William (Billy) Mckinley Lewis and Laura Ann (Brady) (Lewis) Falls are buried at OakLawn Cemetery, in the Pleasent View Community, of Rivesville, Marion County, West Virginia USA. Daddy Although you have been gone from this life, and your loved one's for many years your family Sincerely hopes that you are safe in the arm of Jesus, whom you so dearly LOVED.------ Your daughter and son-in-law Betty and David McIntire.

In fondest memory of the most influential presence that touched my life. He is sincerely missed.

Died in search of a lost brother, while flying a plane over the Himalayas. Writer, artist, experimenter of strange and exotic drugs. Inventor of Pong, and the home VHS rewinder. He was a Sagitarius.

En memoria de Sadam. (1) y (2) Bellas compañias que a pesar de estar en estos pocos años en nuestra compañía nos dejaron un profundo dolor cuando se fueron.. Que sigan siendo jueguetones donde se encuentren... Chau loco.....