Condolence: Please accept my condolences for the loss of Mr. Bradley. May the Bible's promise of a resurrection comfort you at this difficult time. (Acts 24:15) Warm Regards, Kay

Condolence: Dear Mary;
I'm so sorry for your loss after what I know was a very long hard fought battle. It has been such a blessing to me to know Richard and share our few moments. He was truly a magnificent person and we will all miss him greatly. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers as we mourn our loss and yours.
Sincerely,
Bruce

Condolence: Dear Mary, I just became aware of the passing of Richard. I am so very sorry; he was fine man and a greatly respected “Hapeville Hornet”. Although I was not aware of your move to Colorado, it is a blessing that you are close to family. You are in my thoughts and prayers as you deal with you loss. Peace and Blessings. Hank

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Condolence: Mary,
I haven't seen you for over a decade and see that you and Richard moved to Colorado fourteen years ago. Hearing of Richard's passing (thru e)made me realize that I had lost track of the passage of time and that I retired from GSU over nineteen years ago!

It sounds like you and Richard had a good life together in Colorado and did some good volunteer work.

I remember your first day at work (in 1981) when I was gobbling down a sandwich in my office while talking to you and watching the clock to leave for the airport for some trip.

My condolences and best wishes from both Carole and me. AS

Condolence: I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Richard's family, sorry for your loss. Jeremiah 29:11 assures us that God is thinking thoughts of peace towards us, to give us a future and a hope, may that bring you comfort in this time of sorrow.