Condolence: The death of a loved one can be a very challenging time for everyone in the family. Coping with a loss is difficult and at times overwhelming. For many Gods word is a source of encouragement. While I dont know your family I have experienced losing a loved one in death and relying on the hope the Bible offers has helped. For instance Phillipians 4:13 gives us the strength to continue enduring. We also have the hope of the resurrection found at John 5:28,29.
I sincerely hope that these scriptures help you in your times of sorrow.

Condolence: To my sisters and extended family, as well as those viewing and leaving condolences on this site, please know how grateful I am for your love. At times like these, your words, thoughts, and deeds are even more cherished and relied upon to illuminate the beauty of life rather than the sorrow of death. I have enormous gratitude for you, who-- while my parents are gone from this earth--share those traits you look to parents for: support, nurturing, care, devotion and love. So, thank you for being there, keeping my family in your prayers (especially my thoroughly amazing sisters), and making a difference! Always, xoxo

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers goes to the entire family. Ken was proud of his daughters,who showed their love by their care and attention to his needs. Each one displayed their love to him till the very end.
Each daughter has their own private memories of their father. Ken did the best he could and as a parent we all need the forgiveness for whatever faults we have.
Kt and Raz have lost their fathers, the children their grandfathers in less than one year. May the children learn the lesson learned to late for some. Their Abba regreted that he did not spend enough time with Raz, Mark and the boys. Kathi is a daughter to me. She has shown to be unselfish in the care of her father. What Raz and Kt has learned from their fathers should inspire them to be the best they can with foregiveness in their hearts.
Ken need not visit 5 churches each day, since he is there with God now.
Mom A
Mom A

Condolence: Dear Raz, Kathi and family: My heartfelt condolences to all of you. I pray that God keeps you strong and patient in this difficult time.

Never forget the wonderful memories; they will always be in your hearts.


Sincerely,
Aris

Condolence: Dear Mary Pat & all of your sisters, my deepest sympathy to you on the loss of your Father. Hold on to the memories, tuck them away in your hearts. Many blessing to you all.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you as you lay your father to rest today. We considered it a privilage to care for Ken in his last days and to meet his special family.

Condolence: Kate and Raz and Family; We are sorry for your the loss of your Father. Our prayers and thoughts are with you during this time. May you find comfort and peace.

Condolence: Blessings to you, Kate. Surprising how much strength and joy God grants at a time like this. I was sad when Dad died in 2008, but my overwhelming takeaway was joy. So many friends, so much love, so much hope, so much assurance. May the same be true for you.

Condolence: Blessings to you, Kate. Surprising how much strength and joy God grants at a time like this. I was sad when Dad died in 2008, but my overwhelming takeaway was joy. So many friends, so much love, so much hope, so much assurance. May the same be true for you.

Condolence: Ann, Mary Pat, Noel, Christine and Kati,

Please know that you and your families are in my thoughts and in my heart. I was hoping to make the service but it does not appear I will be able to, even though it is here in Cresskill. I am so sorry and I wish I could be with you, sharing stories of growing up together. I love and treasure you all and our memories. I will be in touch.

With much love and thoughts for peace,
Brenda (and her dad Jim)