we all loved josh like are own little brother so natrualy when he cuaght aids from gloryer thr crazy hobo guy who lives at the shopping center and groaps women when in the train staion we were shocked and confused but we set out 2 make his last days on earth good ones like when we payied the fat turkish guy 2 take a dump on his cheast also josh was a sick young man he did take care of the old ppl if u know wot i mean ;O)

This memorial is to my Mom. Her last days were not so great as she had a bad heart and was in pain, but I thank God for the time I was able to spend with her at the end and I will forever carry her in my heart!

To our dearest grandma,mother and wife from her beloved family who cared so much about her. Wishing that you were here right now cause you helped us with everything. But the last time we remember is on New Years' Eve right before we left to the party your grand-children from florida wanted to call you but thinking that you would be alive they would call you after they got back so they felt bad not getting to talk to you before you left. We hope you are living a peaceful life up there and that its better than down here. And always know that you will always be on our lives and in our hearts.And your grand-children will be telling their children about their grandma who they loved som much.

Anand, it is highly unfortunate to have missed you. Wherever you are, you are still part of our life.
I never knew you are so tired of this world that you took to the eternal rest.

May your soul rest in peace.

Ganesh

Baby, This little memorial is just to tell you that I love you and I miss you very deeply.It has been 3yrs since you left me and even if people say that time heals the pain it has not healed mine.And the day you stopped breathing and living that's when I stopped living too. I know we were both young you 17 and me 15 but you know even if we were young you taught me how to love and forgive and for that I will alway's thank-you.I'm 18 now and I'm getting married this Saturday and I know that up above in heaven were you are you will be giving me your blessing.Just don't forget that you were my first true love... Love, Sue Rodriguez

OUR SWEET CHILD, HOW WE MISS YOU AND ADORE YOU! ALWAYS KNOW YOUR FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS AND NEVER WILL BE FORGOTTEN!!

Mrs. Linda Gail Suiter of South Point, Ohio died on Monday, April 5, 1999, at King's Daughters' Medical Center in Ashland, Kentucky after a sudden illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Reger Funeral Home Chapel in Huntington, WV on Thursday, April 8, 1999 by the Reverend Paul Farley of the Jefferson Avenue Church of God. Burial was at the White Chapel Memorial Gardens in Barboursville, WV, in the Veteran's section, next to her brother Michael White. She was born on May 20, 1955, in Huntington, WV; a daughter of Mrs. Mildred Mae Simpkins White and the late Carroll Jennings White. She was preceded in death by her brother Michael White. Survivors include her husband Sam Suiter, Sr. of South Point; two sons Sam Jr. and Gregory of South Point; a daughter-in-law Julie; a brother Steve White of Huntington; one grandchild Melissa Hay of Ironton, Ohio; and several nieces and nephews. Mom loved lighthouses and the folklore of the sea. During her life she acted as if she were a lighthouse...she helped us all find our way in troubled waters. She will be sorely missed. We love you Mom. Tell everyone in heaven that we said hello. We will see you soon!!!

This memorial is to honor my brother Joseph Sulkowski who left this earth on January 04, 2005. He was a caring, decent human being who loved his family and his parents with all his heart. He was always there for anyone who needed him. He had two big arms that when he put them around you you felt secure and loved. His smile was penetrating and enthusiastic. He was a man who listened, truly listened. I love you and I miss you brother.

To the one person who loved me unconditionally.
I will never forget all you have done.
I miss you more with each passing day.

Forever our Link..we all love and miss you so much.. Mom

Granny,

You left behind four sons, one daughter, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. You were our guidance, our rock. I never got the chance to tell you how much you meant to me. How those days at your house were so special to me. You were one of the most God fearing women I have ever met. You gave me not only my love of God, but my wonderful grandmother, thank you, thank you, thank you. You saw the death of your mentally challenged son because he was abused in the hospital, grandma's horrible illness and young death, the death of your unborn daughter, and the death of your husband...You were a strong person and that strength flows through us.
I love & miss you,
Your great grandbaby,
Tara

The stars aren't as bright now, the laughter doesn't come nearly as quickly as the tears. We try and focus on the many great memories we shared together, but there is such an emptiness without you, Mom.

You walk without pain now and you don't have to worry about swallowing all those pills each day, worry about the numerous doctors visits, wonder if every TIA will leave you incapacitated, or worry about the next friend to pass away. You are at peace.

We will try and be as strong as you have been, Mom. We'll support each other and keep the family ties that were so important to you. Your presence will never be forgotton, your love will never go unfelt or not returned.

We look forward to the day we can embrace each other again.

ALL our Love,
Lucy and Dinky

Killed in an automobile accident in rural Wisconsin. Sadly missed by his girl friend, sister, and father.

Dad, I miss you more, and more each and every day, I hope, and pray our Father in heaven let's us be together someway. You now have three grown grandson's who would like to meet you, and I know you would love. I love you Dad! Gary L. Sullivan

I hope you are at peace.
I miss you so much.

To a very special person that was gone too soon.
He will always be a special memory in our hearts for the rest of the days of our lives.
He was a loving, kind and giving boy, he meant the world to a community.

We will ALL miss you JJ. U will ALWAYS be a part of our lives. We will see you soon when you are resurrected from your tomb that imprisons you. For you were a very special part of us and we miss you dearly.

Love Always,

Your family, Your Friends and Northport High

Dear JJ, we will miss you immensely. A big part of our lives and community was taken from us! We cherish the time we had with you and we will always keep you close in our hearts. We will always remember the good times we had with you.

We will see you soon when you are ressurrected from the tomb that imprisons. Until then dear friend may you rest in peace.

We will miss you. You were love. You loved life, your kids, family, friends and students. You always saw the light in everyone.

We miss ya

We only knew you for a short time, but you will remain in our hearts always.

I will remember him and tell my children about him.

Jon was a special friend to me and I will remember him for as long as I live. He touched the lives of everyone he met. His life was cut short at the age of 20 by a heart condition that wasn't discovered until after it was too late. Jon will never be forgotten...never. I miss you every day of my life, Jon.

You are unborn baby of my sister. Yuu have gone so fast....so I wonder hou to speak to you. As a little boy ,or as a little girl? You made up your mind to quit to live,and nobody but you know the reason.Your parents are good people and was waiting for you. Now,little Angel,please fly around your mother and help her. I wish if I could cradle you,But nou , sleep well and see you someday. With LOVE and HUG, Your aunt KAORI.

When you came, Keith, you brought joy, laughter, sunshine, love and hope.
When you left, we didn't lose those precious gifts,
because you left them behind with us, indelibly stamped on our hearts forever.
The joy bubbles over in our hearts when we remember moments shared with you.
Your wonderful wit and sense of humor brought laughter to each person whose path you crossed, and the laughter can never be taken from us.
Your presence filled a room, our home, our hearts with sunshine.
Your sunshine still leaves its' warm comfort in our hearts.
You loved with heart and mind and soul, and that love lives on in our own.
You gave us hope that tomorrow will be better,
that we can be better...and that hope is alive.

"So, we are glad, not that you have gone,
But that the earth you laughed and loved and lived upon
Was our earth too.

That we had closely known and loved you
And that our love we'd shown.....

Tears over your departure?
Nay! A smile......
That we had walked with you a little while!"

While you're waiting for us to come home, sweet Keith,
keep the joybells ringing, the laughter rolling,
the sunshine glowing, the love flowing and the hope unending.
We love you and we'll be there in heaven with you before you know it!

Your Sister, your friend,
Mary Ellen Dixon

God rest your soul in peace to a loving, caring mother I will miss you.

God rest your soul in peace to a loving, caring father I will miss you.

Lee Roy is the son of the late George and Wagie Sumpter. He has 4 brothers:Gary Sumpter,Billy Sumpter,Donald Sumpter,and the late Bobby Sumpter.4 sisters:Pat Atkinson,Peggy Duggins, Carol Ann Shaw and the late Doris Sumpter.Two sons:Dewey Sumpter and Bruce Sumpter.Two daughters:Kim Burnett and Angela Chriswell,and one grandaughter.Lee Roy was a very special person.He is missed by a lot of family and friends. I think of you every day and I miss you so much.I can`t understand why you had to leave so suddenely,without any warning.You are a very special part of my life and I hope to see you again,someday. I will always have you in my heart
Loving you forever,your baby sister,Carol Ann

Hayley you were just to good to be on this earth. Our hearts are forever broken and you will live in our memories forever. Remember we all love you and will once again be reuinited with you all my Love Mima

Dear Grandpa and Dad: One more day and it would have been your birthday (68 years old). It's only been a little over a week but it seems like yesterday. We miss you so much. We're so sad you had to go so soon but we are glad your not in pain anymore because you had been through so much. You have left us with so many memories that will substain us through the years. We will always miss you. You were always so proud of your grandchildren. We love you. Terry, Glen, Diane, Michael, James, Christina

Brad was a great guy. I knew him for about three years of his short life. He had a great Christian spirit, and was full of kindness and hope. He died by accident. He fell off a slow moving vehicle in our school parking lot and hit his head. He left behind a wonderful family who will never be the same. His sister Stacy was one of my best friends and he was like a little brother to me. I miss him and I know that there are a lot of other people out there thinking of him.

My sweet baby,They say that everything happens for a reason, and that God has the best plan. Back then I was 13 years old (border line 14), I was young and wild, and didn't understand when god had given you to me as a gift. Afraid, I wished you away. Some months later, God granted me my wish. My unborn sweet angel was taken from me. I am now 24 years old, and married. And since then, there hasn't been a day thats gone by that I haven't thought of you. And there is a huge void in my life that will never be filled. I hope you can ever forgive me my sweet baby. Mommy never had a chance to hold you, to smell your sweet breath, to hear your precious coos. God please watch over my sunshine, for I hope to hold you for the first time when I get there. I love you my Sunshine, and I'll never ever forget you. Love Always, Your Mommy

Oh give me back those hands again, Those strong and work-etched hands. Those hands that rocked me baby-bye, Way back in babyland. The hands that pressed me to her breast, and stroked my fevered brow. Oh give me back those hands again, I long to feel them now. Oh, let me see those gentle hands, those feeble wrinkled hands. Those loving hands that guided me, And helped me understand. Oh let me stroke them tenderly, for just a little while Give me back my mother's hands, and with them too, her smile. -sadly missed by her children, husband,grandchildren and friends

Much loved Father of Kathleen and Anne, Brother to Diana and Uncle to Elizabeth and Douglas. Since you left not a day has gone by without missing you. I know you would have been angry at me after you died, I was devastated and missed you terribly and all I could do was cry. Now, I try to honour your memory by trying to be more like the man you were: kind, generous, funny, intellegent, sentimental and strong. You left a big hole in my life. I am eternally grateful to have have known you and it has been worth the pain of separation for the privilage of being your daughter. The cruelty of this life is that we couldn't spend more time together. We had so much fun. Love, K.

In memory of my wonderful mother who died of cancer. She was born in Springfield in 1942. Graduated Commerce High Scool in 1962. Married my father Richard and Moved to Rhode Island in 74. Worked in many realestate offices.

I will always miss you...time has stopped for me..my soul and heart still grieves for you..someday we will be together again..my love for you continues..But I must say so long for now, I will see you soon.

I love you,

Joey

Donna's friendship was generously given, gratefully accepted and deeply appreciated. We will miss her caring and kindness.

My dad was a victim of small cell lung cancer. He was very healthy but one day lost his voice. Test after test revealed that something was wrong. Finally it was diagnosed. He fought very hard, and even when the doctors told him in Oct 2008 that he would be very "lucky to see 2009", he did not tell anyone in his family because he did not want us to lose hope. What a brave man my daddy was.

Adrian was a dear friend of mine. He was only 19 years old when he killed himself because his best friend died of cancer. He was beautiful and kind and sweet, and should never be forgotten.

A mother of Christina and Jamie, daughter of Dorothea and James, sister to Amy and Gail, girlscout troop leader, ceramics maker, antiques collector, beautiful soul.
I miss you.

For Alley Jo: My Baby Girl was on the Earth in only my Belly, you see, But in my heart and soul and mind she was as alive as you and me, But God chose to take her home to play with the angels in Heaven, Oh I wish I could have know her, But I know God will take good care, And watch over her for me, So I will wait so paitently, We will see each other one day, And be together for eternity. Mommy and Daddy love you, Alley, We will see you in Heaven.

Mom,

You are my sunshine,My only sunshine. You make me happy when skys are gray. You'll never know mom how much I love you. Please don't let my sunshine fade away.

The other night mom as I laid sleeping I dreamed I held you in my arms. But when I woken I was mistaking, so I hung my head and I cried. I love you mom, now and forever,Liza

Not a day goes by that I do not think of you mommy. I miss you more than I ever thought I would.

Bill

Honey, I miss and love you more every day. You will always be in my mind and heart. Love, your honey.

You are in our thoughts and hearts always.

You will always be remembered with love.

This was a woman that was full of life, never let anyone down was always there when anyone needed her. my daughter is her name sake born on the same day and has the name. Amy was not only my grandmother but my very best friend i wish for her to be remembered this way, as a friend mentor and free spirit. God bless her and protect her for i know that she will always be in my mind and heart. I Love You Grandma!!!! Thank You, Clarissa Kritzman

Dennis was born in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire and died at home, in Hornsea, after a battle against Cancer. Words cannot convey the depth of feeling or express the sadness and loss. I wonder whether Dennis would recognise sadness because he was the last person to be sad and would be upset if he thought he was the cause of sadness to others. He always had a very positive outlook on life, a life in which he was very much in control. Those who knew him will recognise his strength and depth of character which was the result not of a formal education of which his generation were deprived, but the education of life, which he enjoyed to the full. His work as a collector took him into many homes and generations of families. They would recognise his cheery whistle and the familiar knock on the door. He was a real friend too so many, a real gentleman. Deniss was very much a 'People`s person'. He had the ability to get on with people from whatever walk of life, his easy going manner and quick repartee made people easy and relaxed in his company. To so many he was their friend, a person who they felt they had known a lifetime even though it may have been the first meeting. I know Dennis to be a real family man. He loved children and always found time for them and they for him. He was true father and grandfather, to all his family, Christine, Lynda, Loius, Jonathan, Thomas and Richard. I know they will miss him terribly as will Ann, who although she met him and married him late in life, gave him in those too few years, a lifetime of love and care, after his first wife Maisie died. All who knew him will have so many fond memories, but the one thing in common is the smile those memories will bring. He was that rare individual with a real gift, a natural sense of humour. There are so many tales , stories and anecdotes he could tell, on top of an assorted collection of jokes which made him life`s genuine comedian. Dennis was not only my father in Law, he was a true friend. I feel very sad and very empty at this precise moment, but I Know that in time that loss and hurt will be replaced by fond memories of happier times, a whole gallery of images and stories which will make me smile. If anyone who knew him and reads this, please add to it with their own memories so that he will live on in our minds and hearts if not in body. Thank you Dennis for your life, God Bless.

Grady Sutton was born April 5, 1906 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He came to Hollywood in 1924 when he appeared as an extra in The Mad Whirl starring May McAvoy. Grady remained in Hollywood for the rest of his life and appeared in at least 194 short subjects and feature films from 1924 to 1979. He was a regular on The Egg and I (1951) and The Pruitts of Southampton (1966-1967) television series. Grady was a wonderful comedian and supporting comedy actor who appeared with comedians from Laurel and Hardy and W.C. Fields to Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. He was a true gentleman and friend and will be missed by his friends and family and movie audiences everywhere. Fortunately, his talent has been preserved on film for future generations to get to know this wonderful man. You are and will continue to be missed.

I have not gone.......I am here with you still
I am in the song the birds sing in the sky
I am in the rustle of the leaves
I speak softly to you in the wind
And weep softly with you in the rain
I live in the hearts and minds of those I loved
And of those who loved me
So no matter how badly you may feel
Remember that I am not gone
Look to the sky and know
That I am with you still

Shelly...you didnt stay long...and im missing you now

Suzanne was a wonderful sister, daughter and aunt to her family. She had a heart of gold when it came to her friends. If you had any type of problem, Sue was the one you went to. She loved her nieces and nephew (God-son) more than life itself. In a tragic event on February 21, 2002 she was taken from us and to this day our lives seem incomplete without her. She will be missed for a long time to come. She did manage to touch the lives of many people and for those who never got the chance to know Sue, we are deeply sorry. We love you Suzanne and we miss you. Till we meet again "I will remember you . . ."