Condolence: My deepest heartfelt condolences to the Moser Family. I am writing because the initial outpouring of support & assistance offered immediately following the loss of a loved one tends to gradually begin to dwindle as the days & weeks go on... but the pain of the loss for those left behind still continues. Having experienced the pain of losing loved ones to death, including my father, I know all too well that days of paralyzing grief still come long after, & even though the typical standard time for sending condolences has passed, I wanted to take this time to share some comfort from the Bible because I know how you must still be hurting. Two scriptures I personally find comforting about promises for the near future are John 5:28, 29, which promises that "the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out", and also that then there will be a beautiful time that Revelation 21:4 describes: "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." A beautiful time our loved ones who have passed away will come back to life & to us right here on an earth of restored peace in the near future (Psalms 37:11,29), & we will never have to worry about losing them again. May you find comfort in looking forward to the fulfillment of those promises, & the knowledge that she is not suffering but is at rest until you can hold her in your arms, healthy & happy once again very soon, for all eternity. My thoughts are with your family.

Condolence: Dear Tina and Shawn, We are so very sorry and saddened by the passing of your Mother. To lose your Mom and best friend is a loss beyond description. As so many have said, the beautiful memories, pictures and momentoes, will always keep her alive in your hearts. But we know you would love to have just one more warm hug. Our hearts hurt for you. Love and prayers are covering you and your families.

Condolence: Dearest Tina and Shawn, I was so shocked and saddened to read of the passing of your Mom. I have many fond memories of her since we lived across the street from each other many years ago. I remember enjoying her iced tea. I remember the summer we girls were all going to get in shape and started jogging out at the Ford farm. That didn't last long, as I recall. I remember going swimming at Cunningham Falls. I remember hanging out with you and your Mom and Mom Isabelle at her house playing the Player piano with Tippy nearby. Teener, you and I had so many sleep overs that I think we shared mothers most of the time. Please know that you are both very much in my heart at this sad time. Love, Krista

Condolence: Mike and I are so very sorry to hear of Kay's passing. As her cousin, I remember some good times we had as children in Boonsboro and even recall her arrival home from the hospital as a newborn. We pray for comfort and peace for her family. Kathy and Mike Berry