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October 22, 2012
Ray & Bobbie Alford
Sorry that we could not be there but you are still in our prayers.
October 14, 2012
Sabrina Sykes
I'm lighting a candle 4u poppy so we can save on our gigawatts! Lol! Love u 4ever & ever!
October 12, 2012
Summer Anderson
My grandfather....Poppie is what we call him, will always remain in my thoughts. It makes me laugh everytime I think about his Cute expression he made when he laughed or blushed about US calling him cutie pie! I'll always remember when I went to visit him how he held my hand when I sat with him in his Poppie Chair. His hands were so bIg, strong and reassuring all at the same time. It was and still is comforting. Honestly, since he was called away...I feel him more than ever. I believe he finally found a way to watch over us all at the same time. I always knew he felt at ease when he called for us and we answered. That meant to him...we were safe. I appreciate him so much more for that. I love you Pop! Love Punkie
October 8, 2012
Patricia Hendricks
Sometimes, there are just no words that can be said to take away the pain, but I'm praying for you all during this difficult time. God is in control, He is near, He will see you through. God bless.
October 8, 2012
IMELDA AKERS
IM SORRY FOR UR LOSE...
October 8, 2012
I MISS YOU ALREADY DADDY. MY DAD WAS MY BODY-GUARD AS A YOUNG GIRL. I LEARNED A LOT FROM HIM. I AM GLAD HE WAS SO OVER PROTECTIVE. I HAVE THREE DAUGHTERS, I UNDERSTAND NOW WHY DADDY WAS SO OVER PROTECTIVE. I AM SO PROUD OF MY DAD, HE WAS SO SMART & CREATIVE. I AM GOING TO TRULY MISS HIM. MY DAD IS NO LONGER SUFFERING & IN NO MORE PAIN. GOD LOVED HIM MORE. WE WILL ALL MISS YOU DADDY.
October 8, 2012
Felecia Alford
Although I can't be with you while you remember your loved one, you're in my thoughts from afar.
October 8, 2012
Jean Flowers
My Dad was a hard working man with many skills. He was great doing whatever he set his mind to. At a very early age dad showed us our own hidden talents by sharing his. My sister's--Stacey, & Gladys & little brother Trevor. I remember the lumber yard across the street from where we lived on Greenwood, back in the 60's. We would walk over to the lumber yard with Dad and he'd line the 4 of us up like little ducks to carry long pieces of lumber back to the house, where he turned part of our old basement into a big bedroom for Stacey & Gladys and the other half into a playroom for all of us kids...among other things. Most of the time we would run the other way when we'd see him tinkering in the garage. We knew it would end in a trip over to the lumber yard or having to spend the day handing him tools from his tool box as he worked on one of his cars. As an adult, I realize now what a wonderful gift my dad passed down to me. I know almost every tool in a tool box and its function. I own my own set of power tools, can create, cut, build & electrify dollhouses to sell...which I have for over 25 years. From him I learned, if you take pride in your work, you will be good at what you do. I see this same strong trait in my little brother, what he learned from dad is amazing.Three weeks before dad passed away, I visited him in the hospital. As weak as he was he still recognized me and said my name...I even made him smile. Though he could hardly talk, I leaned to his ear and told him that I loved him very much...he squeezed my hand and said "love you too". I Miss You Dad. -Jean-
October 8, 2012
Chris Flowers
I'm happy I had a chance to meet my grandfather Gene R. Anderson again or "Poppy" as I've alway known him since I was a baby. I will miss you dearly Poppy and I know you're smiling looking down on us from heaven =) I thank you and Mema for building this amazing family, my mom, my aunties, my uncle, and my cousins. I love you all.
Love,
Chris Flowers
October 7, 2012
Adrian Flowers
Heaven has another angel. Poppy is whole, in no more pain, and with the Lord. He will most definitely be missed... I pray the Lord bring peace and comfort during this time for all of us who miss you. Love you Poppy.
-Adrian
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