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"Missing Love Ones” My Roots - Mom and Dad • are gone without them I feel like a tree without limbs I'm still their child although I'm grown Without them I fell so lost and all alone Lord until my work here on earth is done I'll always remember “My Missing Love Ones" Someday I'll see them again face to face There's no one that can take their place Long as I live I'll never forget Mom and Dad Because they're gone, I'm so sad Lord until my work here on earth is. done I’ll always remember "My Missing Love Ones"
A poem in memory of
Mom and Dad
From: Daughter - Pud Thelma
The family of William “Bill" Sisk wishes to express their sincere thanks to their many friends and loved ones for their acts of kindness in our time of loss. Thanks for spiritual support, food, visits and flowers. All was much appreciated. God bless the each of you.
Mother, children,
sisters and brothers
“THOUGH THE BODY IS GONETHE
SPIRIT STILL LIVES ON" At the time of death - our body must return to dust But our soul goes back to God who made us Because to Him we belong Though the body is gone - the spirit still lives on We are buried in the ground when we die But there's a mansion beyond the sky That Jesus have prepared for us by and by-all along Though the body is gone - the spirit still lives on Lord we may be here today and gone tomorrow But I know up there -there's no more pain and sorrow It's a sad and happy song Though the body is gone - the spirit still lives on. A poem from: Thelma Starks-Veliz To my Mother. Lizzie Butler-Starks
My Father:
Thomas Randolph Starks
My Brother
Randolph Willoughby Starks
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