I would like to express my sympathy to the family. I hope you are finding comfort in the time you spent with your dear loved one. Please find comfort in the hope expressed in the Bible at Revelation 21:3,4 where it tells us that mourning, pain, and death will be things of the past. I hope you find comfort in this hope. Feel free to email me to comment or if you have questions. Again, please accept my condolences.
Dear Alisa,
I was so saddened to hear the news of your Mother's passing. She was a beautiful woman. I remember how much I loved going over your house to play when we were growing-up. She always made me feel welcomed. She will be missed. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Deanna Galasso
I send my sympathy to the family of the deceased. I received the information per United Methodist Email in South Carolina and though I do not know the person or family, as a Pastor of Jesus Christ I want to extend my prayers to this family.
Dearest Doug, Kim, Kelli, Jennifer, Jamie and all of the Ferguson family...Please know that we are holding you in our hearts and in our prayers this day and in all the days to follow as you celebrate the life of Alice Ferguson. Tonite she dines with Jesus and for that we give our thanks! May your hearts be filled with very precious memories...and may you know that those who care about you and yours pray today that you feel His Peace as you rest in His Lap ...May He gift you each with some suprise blessing of love to fill your hearts...
With our love,
Karen and Ernie Anderson
Grace Presbyterian Church Houston
We first met "Alice from Aiken" through our mutual delight in the Irish Tenors and their music. It was our pleasure to see Alice especially light up when Anthony Kerns sang her favorite, "Grace". We will miss her enthusiasm for life and her sparkling eyes. Alice was one of a kind...
T. Doug and family: Just to let you know how sorry we are for your loss. Our prayers have been with you since the onset, and will continue to be until you get home and beyond. We also rejoice in the fact that your Alice can be with our Alice in the Church Triumphant, victorious over death because of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. God bless.
Alice was one of God's best people. I will always remember her sweetness and sly humour, and her giving and fun loving nature. She will be sorely missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her.
I became aquainted with Alice through The Irish Tenors. We kept in touch over the years on the internet. When I was in Columbia a while ago, Alice took the trouble to come and meet me. We spent a great afternoon together. I am very sad to hear of the passing of this lovely lady.
I met Alice through our mutual interest in The Irish Tenors, and particularly Anthony Kearns. She always greeted me as a long lost friend when we found one another at a concert, the last one in Williamsburg, Virginia in October, 2006. She was a joy to have known, always cheerful and happy to be at the concert.
May the "Grace" of God be with her always.
Alice was my Irish Tenor friend. I
met her in Spring, Texas some years
ago when she came to Houston with
Pat Jones. I just loved Alice so
much. She was a ray of sunshine,
and oh, how she loved Anthony!!
I will miss her southern charm and
her emails, and seeing her at
concerts when we were all together.
My deepest sympathy to the family.
You were blessed with a wonderful
mother and she sure loved all of you and spoke of you often. God
bless her. She will be much missed.
