June (Lynda) A Seay

Message from Dante Family

Please accept our condolences during this time of distress. While it is indeed sad that you are mourning the loss of your dear June, it saddens God more. In the days ahead, you will reflect on her seemingly small, yet precious memories. While doing so, take comfort in knowing that just as you have memories, almighty God remembers as well. As demonstrated in the past, He has the unique ability to restore perfect life on earth to those in His memory. Therefore, we can appreciate how the Bible further stress that fact in this video link :

A candle was lit by Dante Family on December 1, 2017 3:59 AM

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Please accept my condolences during this time of distress. While it is indeed sad that you are mourning the loss of your dear June., it saddens God more. In the days ahead, you will reflect on her seemingly small, yet precious memories. While doing so, take comfort in knowing that just as you have memories, almighty God remembers as well. As demonstrated in the past, He has the unique ability to restore perfect life on earth to those in His memory. Therefore, we can appreciate how the Bible further stress that fact in this video link :

vimeo.com/237371184

Message from Susie and Brian Berry

Sheryl, Craig, Stephanie, and Cooper:
Please accept our condolences, sympathy, and love. It is so hard losing loved ones, and especially difficult so close together. Bless all of you through this Christmas Season. We love you all!!
Susie and Brian

A candle was lit by Susie and Brian on December 3, 2017 6:02 PM

A candle was lit by Inmon on December 3, 2017 8:29 PM

Message from Sissy

My deepest condolences to the Anderson/Seay family, May you find some comfort in the Gift that the Most High God has given us, yes His written word the Bible (Psalms 83:18 & 2Timothy 3:16).
I would like to share a few Scriptures that helped us to cope when our precious daughter died and recently my beloved husband of 50 years fell asleep in death. These are just some of the promises that we can look forward to: (Isaiah 25:8)swallow up death, (Isaiah 33:24)no more sickness, (John 5:28, 29)seeing loved ones again, (2Corinthians 1:3). Yes, God can comfort us, to deal with present situations. But, He also says where we can see our loved ones again at Psalms 37:11 and how long Psalms 37:29. I hope that these few Scriptures were of some comfort to you as they were to me.
My sincere sympathy,
Sissy