Condolence: We’re so sorry for your loss. Prayers and thoughts for your family during this time.
Barbara & Ray Rood

Condolence: Mr. Charlie has always been a part of our lives. Playing sports with dad (Jack), rodeos with our families, South Carolina hunting...too many memories to list. He was a special man who will hold a special place in our hearts.

Condolence: I’m so sorry to hear about the passing of Charles. No one can prepare themselves for the feelings of loss that come when we lose our loved ones. Please know that these feelings will soon pass, and be replaced with wonderful memories of times past. The comfort from the scriptures can help, John 5:28, 29, “The hour is coming in which those in the memorial tombs will come out... to a resurrection of life.” Knowing that we can see our loved ones again in a paradise earth free from sickness and death fills our hearts with joy. My deepest sympathies, Dave.

Condolence: To family and friends. I am so very sorry for the passing of Charles Alford, it is always hard to lose someone special. It may be comforting to know that our God Jehovah is also saddened by death and even Jesus gave way to tears at John 11:33,35. Another comforting thought is to know the future of such ones. Isaiah 26:19 tells us about the promise our God has made to us to resurrect our loved ones from death. I hope this has brought you even the slightest comfort, please know that Jehovah the God of all comfort will always be there comforting you through trials (2 Corinthians 1:3,4). If you are interested in more bible based comfort this is a good article: https://jw.org/en/publications/magazines/g201407/tragedy-loss-loved-one/

Condolence: Kay and Skeet and Families: Having known Charlie for most of My life, I know what a great guy he was. Back in Vocational Ag we served on the committeess together, In the Pulpwood Assoc. and always focused on what had to be done! I know his last little while was not good but I want you to know what a quality person he was. My kindest regards to you folks at this bad time in your lives.

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Charlie's passing. It's hard to watch our loved ones quality of life disappear. It brings such a mixed bag of emotions when the pass. I know he's somewhere looking at timber, riding in the woods with Miss Jessie. Love and prayers to you all.

Condolence: Dear Skeet and Kay and family, I remember your dad and mom from my youth. My mother, Joan Holley, was good friends with Jesse. I remember our family eating frog legs over at your little house on Silver Lake Drive. I babysat you two and Brian one Saturday morning for 25cents an hour. I bribed y'all with Oreos to let me watch the cartoons I wanted. It is very difficult to lose your dad as I know from experience. I am so Sorry! I also know from experience that the grief will one day turn into fond memories rather than mourning. I am praying you will be comforted by the Lord Jesus as I have.