Condolence: Betty, so very sorry to find out that Byron has left this realm, although because of the life he lived he has been met by his loved ones on the other side. Yes, you and your family will miss him but you know he is now free of the disabilities that challenged him each day. Our best wishes are with you. Ken and Eileen

Condolence: My sincere condolences on the loss of your loved one. I know he'll be sorely missed and hope your fond memories give you peace. He is at peace and in a better place.

Condolence: Dear Betty and family.
It has been a great pleasure knowing Byron and yourself, and your children and some of the grandchildren, since we first came to the Chesapeake conference in the mid-60s. We thought we knew Byron pretty well, but never heard him called "boog"! If we believe being with Christ is FAR better, he certainly did the right thing medically and we are thankful the Lord kept him relatively pain free and didn't allow him to linger. We really can't imagine the joys he is experiencing now! We know a little of how you will miss him, Betty, but we also know the Lord will sustain you, and He will have service for Him for you to perform. Interestingly, Jack and Barbara McClellan were married 67 years--remarkable! We think our 52 years is quite a feat. Thankfully you have much of your faily close by, and the extended family of the assemblies also nearby. We will not cease praying for you, and praying for souls at the memorial.
Your long-time friends and brother and sister in Christ,
Roger and Mary Daniel

Condolence: It has been a Godly blessing to our family to have known Bro. Abbott these many years. Sister Abbott and family we send our condolences, knowing that a place has been prepared for us and Bro. Abbott has been "promoted" to Glory. "we are confident, I say, and pleased rather to be absent from the body and present with the Lord". John-14:2, Cor.-5:8

Condolence: We have many happy memories of many conferences; beginning in Machias, NY all the way to the years at Grove City. Please accept our deepest sympathy in your loss, although we sorrow not as others.