Condolence: It is with great sadness I learned of Aunt Violet's passing. I am going to remember our last visit in Norwood in July, with my wife Shirley Mae and daughter Shawnee. I will be looking for you as one of my dearest messengers for the Lord. You helped me over the years to know and understand our Creator's blessings. Thank you so much for everything you taught me. Love always, Kyle, Shirley Mae, Cheyenne, Cherokee and Shawnee Wannamaker. See you again xo

Condolence: Mrs. Cairns and I never met, but both Ted and Phillomy spoke highly of her. She loved her family and they loved her. She spent Christmas in this world and immediately afterwards went to her eternal home to be with her loving Heavenly Father. She is enjoying the fulfillment of God's promises to his children of faith.
May God's presence rest upon you in a special way as you say, "Goodbye for now."

Condolence: Violet spoke softly and sweetly of her love for her Lord, her family and her church. She had a compassionate, kind heart that extended far beyond the boundaries of family or community. She welcomed me into her home and heart when we first met in 1996. I cherish those memories we created over the years of friendship.
I express deepest condolences to my brother-in-law, Ted and the rest of the family at the passing of this beautiful woman of faith.
You are all in my prayers.