For my big brother... I can't believe it has been so long since you passed away. I can't begin to explain how I feel. No words can describe it. You were the only person I could really talk to and this world has become a cold place since you've been taken from us. Every day I wonder if you were ever really here because, in truth you were too wonderful to be real - some times it feels as if I dreamt you up. I'll never forget you.
Your little sister - Deb

SOLO LOS BUENOS MUEREN JOVENES!

ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG!

Remembering Jeremy Faga of Tok, Alaksa, who died in a tragic accident a little over two years ago. We're all still missing you Jeremy.

Aunt Carole died after a long life with diabetes. She was loved deeply by all around her and will always be remembered by the fondest of hearts. We love you Aunt Carole. Genealogy: Carole Fagan was the daughter of Tom & Dorthy Fagan of Youngstown, OH. She left her mother and two sister, Susan Ewing and Pamela Gaps, and one brother, Tom Fagan. Along with siblings, Aunt Carole left seven nieces and nephews; Tracy Ewing, Danielle Ewing, Wendy Ewing, Robert Gaps, Brian Gaps, Tommy Fagan, and Nicolas Fagan.

My grandparents were simple, hard working people. They were solid, dependable pioneers. My grandfather fought in World War I and my grandmother ran a household, raised three children, was active in Eastern Star, and worked in a library for 25 years. I respectfully thank them for being my grandparents.

Cecil, It's been almost 5 years now since we've lost you. Everyday is still so hard. You should see your son, Kaihlab, now. He's 6 years old and in the first grade. You would have been so proud of him. I also wish you could see my daughter. Her name is Haleigh Cecilia (hope you like the middle name!) She's 15 months old now (as of Oct. 11, 97) You would have loved each other so much. ** A note now to the readers -- my brother, Cecil Allen Fain, was a professional firefighter with the Lexington, Ky Fire Dept. and a volunteer firefighter with the Jessamine Co. (KY) Fire Dept. He and Jessamine Co. Fire Chief Mike Wheeler were killed in the line of duty on January 2, 1993. ) Cecil, I look forward to seeing you again... and thanks for making me feel like I really do have a guardian angel. Love, your brother, Doug

To my parents, Evan "Billy" and Esther: I wish I'd have thanked you more, when I had a chance, for instilling in me the spiritual and moral values I depend on each day, and for showing me so many of the opportunities life has to offer. Thank you for music, for education, for a sense of humor, and most of all for your love, your support, and the knowledge that you were always willing to make any situation better. Your grandchildren and I miss you more than you will ever know. Lovingly, Carol Scott

The family of Jimmy Falberg remembers their beloved son, father and brother who died in St.Helena, CA April 1998.

As a professional police officer he is missed by the community he served and protected as he earned their respect.

We miss Jimmy very much and he will always be remembered as he celebrates his new life in heaven.

Love, Mother, sister, brother.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF A LOVING SON, BROTHER, DADDY AND BOYFRIEND. YOU WERE WITH US FOR JUST A LITTLE WHILE BUT NOW YOU ARE WITH GOD FOREVER. OUR SON LOOKS SO MUCH LIKE YOU AND GUESS WHAT HIS FIRST WORD WAS? YUP, IT WAS DADDY. HE LIKES TO GET THE PICTURES OF YOU AND HUG AND KISS THEM AND HE SAYES MY DADDY HOW I WISH YOU COULD BE HERE WITH US TO BE A FAMILY BUT AT LAST I KNOW THAT WILL NEVER BE SO TILL WE MEET IN HEAVEN MY LOVE YOUR GIRLFRIEND BRISA MONTOYA AND SON BABY SISKO

I am 35 years old, I was 34 and 11 months when my Gran died. She has only missed one birthday of my whole life. It`s still early days and the pain, which I must put to one side most of the time in order to function, is raw and unhealing. I miss my Gran. I miss all that I loved about her and I miss all that irritated me with her. I worry for my Mum because she and my Gran, her mother, had an exceptional relationship of love, trust and commitment. My Gran was a real woman, one who loved and cared and worked hard and suffered greatly, yet also had her faults and was my perfect not-perfect friend. I will never stop wanting her to be here with us and I will never stop missing her, loving her, and hoping that she is forever in the arms of my dear Grandad. I know you are both with us all and hope you know how much you are wanted.

Just wanted to send a tribute to the most courageous and greatest boy that I ever knew -- my 7-year-old son Christopher who died on March 24, 1998. He had restrictive cardiomyopathy from birth and had a successful piggyback heart transplant on October 8, 1997. After being admitted to Children's Hospital with chronic diarrhea on January 19, 1998, we were told that he had PTLD as a result of the donor heart carrying Epstein-Barr Virus. He fought a long, hard, horrible battle, but in the end his poor little body just wore out. I miss him terribly and I wanted to send out this tribute to my brave little boy: Angel Christopher ^i^ The life of one person cannot be measured in time The impact of a life cut so short should be shared with all So we can help those left behind heal their broken hearts Time will be what is needed now -- to remember Christopher As a son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, student, friend Christopher was a special someone to each and every one of us His memory will be with us for always

For my dearest Grandfather. You are always in my heart. You are loved by many and remembered by all. Your kindness touched so many hearts. You will always be in my life through my thoughts and in my memories. I love you forever - Barbara

Laura Ann (Brady) (Lewis) Falls was born in Braxton county, West Virginia. On June 12, 1911 to Edward Brady and Lummy (Richardson) Brady. Laura was married twice, first to William M. Lewis in the late 1920's. Laura and William settled in Rivesville, West Virginia and had six children, Darris, Delno, Betty, Edward, Michael, and Bruce. (Having married Betty July 7, 1957), I am Laura's only son-in-law. Laura and William divorced in the early 1950's. Laura finished raising her children on her own, by taking in washings and ironings in their home and working out as a domestic, for the meager wages of three dollars or less a day. Somehow by pinching her pennies, scrimping and doing without herself (in most cases). She managed to get her family raised and today all are successful at some station in life. In the early 1960's Laura married Orville L. Falls. However Laura and Orville's marriage only lasted for about two or three years and they were divorced. Both of Laura's husbands preceded her in death: William Lewis on February 20, 1979 and Orville Falls on April 20, 1973. Her two sisters, Candy Lockard, and Eliza Swisher also preceded Laura in death: two brothers, Elliott, and Huey Bready. Preceded Laura in death as well. Along with the before mentioned children and myself Laura is survived by twenty-one grandchildren, twenty-one great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Laura was a strong willed woman, a survivor who had to endure many hardships in her life. From sugar diabetes, osteoporosis, arthritis, congestive heart failure to the loss of a leg to gangrene and God only knows what else. But she keep on fighting until the night of September 11, 1990. When the Lord called her quietly from a peaceful sleep to her heavenly home. She was seventy-nine years old and her heart just gave out, but I don't think her will ever did. She loved her children very deeply and they all loved her in return. They miss her very very much. Mom is resting for eternity at Oaklawn Cemetery in Pleasant view community outside Rivesville WV..................................................................................... ........................IN LOVING MEMORY.............................. OUR HEARTS STILL ACHE WITH SADNESS, SECRET TEARS STILL FLOW.... WHAT IT MEANT TO LOSE YOU, NONE WILL EVER KNOW.... WHEN DAYS ARE DARK AND DREARY AND EVERYTHING GOES WRONG.... IT SEEMS I HEAR YOU WHISPER "CHEER UP AND CARRY ON".... EACH TIME I PASS YOUR PICTURE IT SEEMS YOU SMILE AND SAY..... "CHEER UP I'M ONLY SLEEPING, WE'LL BE TOGRTHER AGAIN ONE DAY.....WE LOVE YOU MOM......BETTY, DAVE AND "FAMILY".....

Mrs. Betty Williams Faltz was born in 1861 to Dempsey & Henrietta Judkins Williams in Southampton County, Virginia. She was married to the late Mr. Orlando "Landy" Faltz, of Southampton County, Virginia. This insert is to let everyone know that my grandmother, Betty Faltz was a sweet and loving woman. She was the best thing that happened to my family since Jesus Christ went to the cross for us all.

A funeral service was held on November 26, 1925 in Southampton County, Virginia. William Johnson of Johnson Funeral Home, Franklin, Virginia was in charge.

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA
John Arthur Faltz, 63, of the 7400 block of Proctor Bridge Road, died Feb. 16, 2004. A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Ebenezer Baptist Church. Engram Funeral Home is in charge.

Loving son, brother, husband, and friend,
Your time with us here on earth was way too short. I know that God wanted you for reasons only known to Him. But each and every day is not as bright without your smile, humor, and loving manner. You will always be our "superman". Thirty one years wasn't long enough. And even though I know that you will always be with us, there is a gapping hole in my heart.
I'm sure that you are in Heaven cooking up a heavenly meal. If you were still here on earth, I'm sure that you would have opened a restaurant featuring your signature dishes.
You were a good man, my son. Know that I love you and miss you. Mom

Anastasia Dawn Dean Faris
My wonderful Great niece, although I never had the pleasure of knowing you, holding you, kissing you and playing with you. I was given the pleasure and honor to love you. You are one of Jesus' little helpers and angels. Please look over your auntie "M" every now and then. I love you baby girl and you will forever be in our hearts. Christmas will never be the same, we don't know why you were taken and we are not supposed to ask, but be assured my little precious one that we will soon be together in due time, then I will get to know my neice and hug her and kiss and play with you. Until then, I will take care of your Daddy until you can be with him again. Be proud of him as he is of you. He thinks the world of you and is sad your gone but he will never ever forget or leave you... I love you, Anastasia
Your, Auntie "M" Tammy

Chris, We will laugh when remembering you.....like we know you'd want us to! You were a class act. Thanks for the laughs. We miss you..... Fans of the legendary Chris Farley

Adam was a wonderful & caring person. He is missed terribly by his family and his friends. He will always be remembered and will live on forever in our hearts. I pray that he is at peace and happy. Watch over us and protect us, we will see you in heaven! We all love and miss you.

The Rose

The love of this rose is more than I can bear
She lived a long life of only nineteen years old
With her beauty and her kindness of her soul
The brightness of her soul shined through
Her smile and her ocean blue eyes

The love of this rose is more than I can bear
The kindness of her soul she took everywhere
She shared her kindness with everyone even
To people that really didn't know this rose
That is what made this rose very special

This love of this rose is more than I can bear
She had the heart of gold and silver that poured
Endlessly out of her soul like a river flowing free
Even though this very special rose has died
Her soul and life will live on forever and ever.....

By Vonnie Leigh Beall

In loving memory of
Lizzy J. Farmer
Nov. 18, 1980 to Jan, 06, 2000

We'll miss you Liz!!

Jesse Farmer was a great man, he was a joker he loved to tell jokes, everybody loved him he got along with everybody. the children alwats wanted him to play with them ..He loved life . he loved being around freinds and family.He was a outdoors kind of person,he loved being outside doing something.We all hated to see him go and leave us nothing will ever be the same with out you .We all still miss you and we will alays have you in our hearts and you are with us every where we go.We still weap over your passing but you are still with us . We love you and miss you Love Always, Your Family. I LOVE YOU PAW.

Liz was a wonderful person, she is missed terribly by all of her family and friends. I am glad she has finally found peace at last. Liz, please watch over us until we meet in heaven. We love and miss you.

grandad, rest now after your long journey through life. Danielle and Andrew ask you to give their Nanny a kiss and a hug. we will miss you. A great soul KEITH

Jean - my dearest friend, the love of my life.

Atque in perpetuum, soror, ave atque vale.

Michael

Marion Farnworth, younger sister of Jean, struck down after much suffering imposed on a gentle soul by early onset Alzheimers' cruelty. Her life was characterized by hard work, first as an efficient secretary, then as a house mother for young people referred by social services in North London and later as an outreach worker in the same area. Unmarried and childless, Marion selflessly devoted herself to the welfare of deprived children until her early retirement, then looked after her mother until the latter's death aged 88, whose body was worn, but her spirit unbroken.

Requiescat in pace,

Michael

Dad you were a courageous WWII Vet, and died much to young in 1965, when I was 8, and now soon I will be 41 the same age you were when you were killed by a drunk driver so long ago, but you are not forgotten, Love Janna

I see the Monarch Butterfly,
dancing and gliding above in the sky.
I know I am not alone as it watches me,
its orange wings shining and being so free.
I watch it, so beautiful and yet so rare,
always reminding me of what we share.
It stays close by, now in peace,
I know this is a part of you Aunt Denise.

Written by Carla Pringle, August 20, 1997, in memory of Denise Farr.

Daddy you were a very special person in my life, you worked hard for your family, and you taught us right from wrong,and i thank God every day for giving you to me to be my dad. I love and miss you so much.My Daddy& my best friend. your baby daughter, Jean

My Daddy, (Bennie Farrell) a man that gave every thing to his family, daddy we always had plenty of clothes to wear, we stayed in with the fads, we always had plenty of food and we had a Home to live in , we never had to do without ,you worked a lot of hours in your life time to see to it that we were taken care of, you taught us right from wrong and I want to say that I love you and every thing I am today I owe to you and Mom,and to say thank you for two wonderful parents,i will love you today, tomorrow and forever, you were the best. hold Moms hand tight for one day I know I will see you both again. all my love to you ,your baby daughter (Jean) I would like to add one more thing. Dad put in 30 years with the State Highway Dept.(We are proud of you Dad!!)

Grandpa, you mean so much to me. You were special to all of us and we miss you so much. I hope that you are pain free now and happy. I love you and miss you more then words. I know that you'll be watching over me when I get married in a couple months but I wish that you could have been there. Please save me a spot in your fishing boat for when I see you again. Love Forever, Kimberly

Mom, A beautiful rose you were & a beautiful rose you will be as you bloom in heaven for eternity. I will never forget the love you gave to me & every thing you did. I will love you always, forget you never, Your baby daughter, Jean

To my Mom, I miss you so much, I wish I could turn back the time for when you were here, laughing and going places, looking for clothes, going out to eat, oh mom we had some good days like the day you were laughing because i was wheeling you around corners in the wheel chair so fast you were not scared becauseyou knew that i would take care of you. oh how i miss those days. but your last few days with us you were so sick, i wish you were here, but i would not want you to go thru that all over again, because i know that you are in a better place now, you earned your wings and i know that you wear them proudly, keep smiling down on us mom and i will promise to smile back at you,loving you always forgetting you never, untill we meet again in that beautiful place called Heaven, your daughter Jean ps. mom i forgot to tell you your little buddy Boo Boo misses you too!

You deserved so much more from life, Now you can rest free, Your love will stay with me forever, I love you

Your are the centre of my soul. Your life filled mine with joy and happiness. You fought so hard for both us. It cannot hurt you now. I will love you and remember you always My life is now an empty shell. My one wish is to be with you "The stars are not wanted now, put out every one" My never dying Love Chris.

My Dad was one of a kind. He was very intelligent, even though he only had a sixth-grade education. He instilled in us three girls (Debra, Lynn and Devona) to be responsible, honest, and hard-working. His grandchildren will always remember their "papaw" and know that he loved them. I only hope that my Dad was proud of me, not that I've accomplished a whole lot, but that he could say, I "turned out okay". Dad, I miss you and will remember you always. This is for you. Love, Deb

Muvvie, mother,mother in law, wife, sister, daughter....left us with great difficulty. I miss her every day and still search for the answers. A gift to others, she was. A GIVING, INTELLIGENT, BEAUTIFUL, GENEROUS SOUL. I only hope she is happy now. She was beyond this place and old soul needing to be free... I wish I could hear her voice again, someday maybe I will. love elaine

For my darling Mother.
The beautiful woman who sacrificed everything for me to be safe.
You seemed to me to know everything. You were so strong, so powerful, so very clever.
I miss you so much each and every day. The years have done little to diminish the pain and heart ache. Even things which should make me happy make me sad because you cannot be here to share them with me.
At times the pain is just too much.
I felt and still feel at times so guilty. I had the irrational idea that if only I had been better or had not existed then you would have had your freedom, your happiness and possibly you would not have had to leave this cruel world so early.
I feel the time we did have was almost like a stolen dream. It was so long ago.
I wish we could spend time together now as two adults. We could really understand one another.
I wish so deeply that you have found peace and warmth and love. You deserve so much. I feel you had so little.
My life has been a struggle but I have tried to live it as you guided me to. Your wisdom has helped me to find out who I am and to live my life according to the highest principles I know. I have made mistakes, but I am learning from them as I learned from yours.
I know I have your blessing.
I wish I could see you and hold you so that I could tell you how I really feel about you.
All my deepest love, everlasting.
Giovanna
(Your Pet Lamb)

To our beautiful daughter: Mommy and Daddy will hold you in heaven. Until we get there, your grandparents will rock you.

You were a sister very important for me Sandra. Your death have been a big moment for all the family. I can't describe the sadness that we had. Especially Francine my mother; your step-mother... I think to you every day. I'll love you always forever...

Chris, there must have been tremendous sadness buried within you for you to have taken your own life when so many people loved you so much. You had it all ... you were one of the sweetest, funniest, most intelligent people I have ever met, and I think a lot of people would agree with me. You have no idea what it did to me to hear the words, "Chris shot himself ... he's dead." I can still hear the words as plain as day, nearly 12 years later. The pain has lessened over time, but I still think of you. Only now, I can look back and remember the good times and not just dwell on the fact that you are gone. Thank you for giving us the awesome gift of yourself, even though you took it away much too soon. Jamie Lemke-Volkert for Landon Garner, Jodi Lemke, Traci Ryan-Purvis and all your friends from Quincy High School, Quincy, Michigan Class of 1988

Pipefitter/Steamfitter, GM1 on submarine USS Narwhal SS176...13 World War 2 Pacific Patrols. You may now be gone but you will never be forgotten.