Connie L. Thomas

Rollin, Lee Ann and Melissa and Families, We are so sad about Connie's passing. We are also sorry that we are not there to comfort and love you. We have so many wonderful memories of times shared together and laughs that we'll never forget. Connie was always a jewel of clever comments and she was so kind hearted. May God bless you all during this time of loss and always. All we can say is, "thanks for the memories. We will cherish them always." Peace be with you all. Love You, The Clarkbars

Well, what can I say other than Connie and I had a lot of fun teasing each other each week at church trying to see which one of us was going to get the last word in each time we did so. If you know Connie you know she won most of the time. She was a joy to know and I look forward to seeing her again someday when the Good Lord calls me home as well. I rejoice with the family in knowing she is pain free and watching over us all. Dale Walters

Well, what can I say other than Connie and I had a lot of fun teasing each other each week at church trying to see which one of us was going to get the last word in each time we did so. If you know Connie you know she won most of the time. She was a joy to know and I look forward to seeing her again someday when the Good Lord calls me home as well. I rejoice with the family in knowing she is pain free and watching over us all. Dale Walters

I'm sorry to learn of your recent loss. My condolences go out to you. Losing a loved one can leave us with a multitude of questions, one of which, "Will I see my dead loved one again?" The answer is yes. There is a beautiful hope for the future. John 5:28,39 says, "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out." What this can mean for you is a real hope of being reunited with your dead loved ones. If you would like more Bible-based information about the resurrection hope, you can visit our website at www.jw.org.

I'm sorry to learn of your recent loss. My condolences go out to you. Losing a loved one can leave us with a multitude of questions, one of which, "Will I see my dead loved one again?" The answer is yes. There is a beautiful hope for the future. John 5:28,39 says, "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out." What this can mean for you is a real hope of being reunited with your dead loved ones. If you would like more Bible-based information about the resurrection hope, you can visit our website at www.jw.org.