Condolences

Aunt Bea will always be the pinicle of class and strength and kindness for me. I have so many wonderful memories of visiting her in Utica and late rin life at the nursing home. She was always wonderfula nd I am a better person for knowing her. I wish my daughters could have had more involvement with her so they could have seen how to be a lady. I will miss her very much.
Love you guys,
Scott Harmon

Dear Wendy, Judy, Jon and family….I’m saddened to hear about your mom…I was away last week, but Rodger Roberts messaged me….After I got back , I received a message from Wendy…I said to Rodger that I believe your mom was the last of that generation to move on…Now all of their generation from our Central Church family, can have a covered dish and share some gossip ????????????…Much love to all of you..Linda Washburn and family

My husband Doug and I knew Don and Bea from Clinton United Methodist Church and loved your parents. We always looked forward to seeing the. Ironically this morning as I was looking for a recipe I found one that your mother gave me.. I know they are both in Heaven and I hope your hearts heal... They were wonderful, loving people. God Bless all of you...

My sincere condolences to the family. I knew Don and Bea years ago when I went camping with Don and his son Jon and Wes and others. My prayers and thoughts are with you.

Bea was such a sweet, caring, happy person. I am so glad I had the opportunity to know her and thought of her often in these last years when we were no longer in touch. We so enjoyed getting together with Don and Bea when Don and my husband were still alive. My deepest sympathy to the family, especially Judy. Rosemarie Tinkler

Judy and Wendy. I’m so glad I stopped by the other day. She was such a joy and caring lady to everyone. Always smiling. God Bless