Even though I did not know Mrs Thompson, I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to her family. Acts 24 : 15, Psalms 37 : 29, Isaiah 25 verse 8 gives us more comfort for today and hope for the future. Just think how much God wants us to live forever and how much he loves us and how we will see our loved one's again.

I was so sorry to read that Frances had passed. I know your entire family will miss her. Your kind, gentle Dad and good Mom will be happy to see her and wrap their arms around her. Be grateful for all the wonderful memories. My sincere condolences. Linda Lewis Scearce

Please accept my condolences. The loss of a loved one always leaves a void.  However, God knows your sorry and wants to comfort you (2 Corinthians 1:3, 4). He promises to resurrect all those in the memorial tombs and let them live again on a paradise earth (John 5:28, 29; Psalms 37:11, 29; Revelation 21:4). Visit the online site at jw.org for answers from the Bible on the hope for the dead.

Barbara M and I worked with "Frannie Poo" as we lovingly called her. She was truly a wonderful person to work and to be friends with. We were just smiling at an incident we shared. One day we decided to walk up the steps that led to the old nunnery and almost died when we got halfway. We have a lot of wonderful memories. Rest on dear friend!  Sincerely heartfelt, Dorothy "Boo" Mitchell