Condolence From: Darrell and Lori Post
Condolence: Dear Mrs. Phelps,
We will cherish the memories of Dewey and his wonderful wit. He brought joy to every conversation and consistently displayed the love and grace of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
You are in our thoughts and prayers,
Post family
Monday November 28, 2016
Condolence From: Ann and Tim Smith
Condolence: Dear Carol and family,
Dewey’s upbeat outlook was an inspiration and it was such a pleasure knowing him over the years in TATC. He will be remembered fondly for his kindness and wonderful sense of humor. We hope you find comfort in your memories of him. God bless you all. Happy hiking Dewey!
Ann and Tim Smith
Monday November 21, 2016
Condolence From: Paul Keew
Condolence: Praying for you, Carol, and your family. Praising God for your sweet testimony of faith!
~Paul and Heather Keew
Friday November 18, 2016
Condolence From: Donna&Kevin Fogle Lacy too
Condolence: What a fun and kind man Dewey was.I must say our golden retriever Lady really love visiting with Dewey and Carolyn at the dog park. Sure will miss his great smile.We are here if you need us Carolyn and come by whenever you like to see Lacy.Our thoughts are with you
Friday November 18, 2016
Condolence From: Larry D. Blett
Condolence: Dear Carol,
I was really heart-broken to hear that my hiking and canoeing pardner in years past, had gone home to the Lord. I love Dewey like a brother. I know that he is just talking the head off of Jesus. I can still see his wonderful smile and hear his joyest laughter. He was a true friend and lover of people. I would venture to say no one he ever met, went away disliking him. I will miss him and I look forward to seeing him again once I cross over to Jesus' side of eternity. My prayer is for Jesus to wrap His ever loving arms about you and give you peace in this your time of mourning.
Your servant in Christ
Larry Blett
Thursday November 17, 2016
Condolence From: Ellis & Marti Malabad
Condolence: A kind and gentle man whose smile and glint in his eye always made us smile. We will miss his generosity, wonderful stories, deep faith in God and dear friendship. Rest in peace Dewey. We are all better people for having had you as part of our life.
Carol, Dara and all the family: may your thoughts of Dewey always bring comfort, smiles and wonderful memories to each of you.
Love, Marti and Ellis
Thursday November 17, 2016
Condolence From: Paula Taylor
Condolence: Thank you so much for sharing such a special part of your family with me. You and Dewy and Dara have touched my life in ways that are unmeasurable. Thank you for sharing your memories.
Thursday November 17, 2016
Condolence From: Glenn, Marci & all the many Mongolds
Condolence: Mr. Phelps has been the best neighbor a family could ever have! He and his sweet wife were and are full of smiles, concern, and care for everyone in their sphere. Memories of Mr. Phelps will always make us happy. His fascinating stories of life in the Coast Guard inspecting international ships, his jovial banter with our special needs son, his love for God's creation, even his bike that would sail past our house with a friendly wave...all sweet memories of a man who loved his God, his family, and his friends. Thank you for your lasting testimony, Mr. Phelps! We love you!
Thursday November 17, 2016
Condolence From: Mark D. Connolly
Condolence: Dewey was as good a man as he could be. He always had an appreciative remark for anyone, and never spoke ill of anyone. His face always seemed to have a welcoming grin, and you knew that he'd do what he could to get smile on your face. He was eager to do whatever he could-- whether helping Bruce with making breakfast for the group at False Cape or at any TATC trail event.
Wednesday November 16, 2016
Condolence From: Phyllis Neumann
Condolence: Carol,
I have so many fond memories of Dewey with TATC and the Tuesday Group. He always had a big grin and a good word for everyone. He was ready to help with any trail project-big or small. And back at camp he was first to volunteer with the clean up as well. His boundless enthusiasm and energy were only matched by the size of his heart and the width of his smile. And boy could he tell some funny stories! Our lives are a little less colorful with Dewey gone. But I know that he and Jonah are walking some tree lined path right now sharing a milkbone or two...
My love to you. Phyllis
Tuesday November 15, 2016
