Wayne John, Smith Obituary

Bless up

I did not personally know Mr. Smith, but I wanted to leave a message for his granddaughter Samantha. I know what it is like to lose a grandparent, as I was very close to my own grandmother who passed a few years ago. I am sending you my thoughts. I know we don't really know each other well, but I am always available if you need a shoulder to cry on or just need to talk. Take care and remember that your memories will always be alive if you keep them that way.

Dear Ethel and Walt, You may not remember me but I am Linda Morley.
When I was a kid we used to play softball in the street by your house. I remember all of you so very fondly and when I do I smile. It seems only a minute ago that we all knew each other.
Please accept my sincere heart-felt sympathy at Wayne's passing. Remembering you all in our prayers.
Peace, blessings and deepest sympathy.
Linda

Ethel - This is Bev Stoner from 95 S. Cedar. I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember when you and Wayne babysat me during the day while my parents worked in the summer time. Ethel used to get so angry when Rick and I would play monopoly because it always ended in an argument, ha ha. I remember Wayne coming home from work and sitting cross-legged on the floor in front of the TV. Another memory

Ethel - This is Bev Stoner from 95 S. Cedar. I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember when you and Wayne babysat me during the day while my parents worked in the summer time. Ethel used to get so angry when Rick and I would play monopoly because it always ended in an argument, ha ha. I remember Wayne coming home from work and sitting cross-legged on the floor in front of the TV. Another memory I have is that he loved to dip his cookies in his coffee in the morning. Please remember all of the happy memories. I will be praying for you.

Bev