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Leave a tributeI’m sure Kevin shares my sentiments.
Is not the length of the way.
For some it's long.
For some it's short,
The shadows at close of day.
The hardest thing and the saddest thing
That weighs upon the breast,
That brings despair,
That brings deep care,
To the one that seeks for rest.
Ah yes, dear friend, the hardest thing
Is lonesomeness we feel.
The suffering soul,
The long lost goal,
Friends that weren't so real.
But the hardest and the saddest thing,
The lonesomeness of soul,
Is somehow gone,
Is fled from one
Who maketh Christ his goal.
He's gone before on the lonesome road,
He knows each curse and snare.
He is the way,
Eternal day.
He seeks to lead you there.
Believe in Him, reach out in faith,
Trust in His loving care.
The Christ Who died.
The Christ Who lives.
He seeks to lead you there.
Charles G. Ramsey
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I’m sure Kevin shares my sentiments.
Our Christmas bikes
The Quiet One
David was one of the middle children in our family ... him and Sheryl. He didn’t say too much, but he definitely had his opinion about things ... once he decided something there was no changing his mind ... he had a dry, subtle sense of humor and a macabre mindset. When he was a teenager, he slept in a coffin in his room instead of a bed. He liked skulls and blood and guts stuff, but he was also fascinated by the history of the civil war days. David would do just about anything for anybody, but don’t give him a hug ... he never liked to show emotion. We always did it anyway ... partly because we knew it bothered him ... that’s just the way we were. In her later years I think David was Mother’s favorite ... if she needed something done ... David would do it! We love and miss you, David ... Happy Birthday