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wendy Lee Ferdon Floyd posted a condolence
Monday, July 28, 2014
I knew I could never find the right words to say. We spent as much time together as possible. Being at my Dad’s reminded me of my Grand Parents and my Great Grand Parents and all the joy and mischief I got into. I will always treasure to trips to the country. I was very little and remember there were no seat belt laws. We would get on those old country roads and I would yell faster faster Daddy and squeal with delight…. I would be thrilled to spend every minute with him. He taught me to fish, hunt and how to garden and cook. No One could cook like him. Thanks to my Great Grands and my Grands. I wish I had learned that too.
When we found out about his Cancer I would call constantly and every time he asked me to come to him I so I did. I spent quality time with him that I will cherish for the rest of my life. I got to kiss him and tell him how much We Loved each other. I treasure the time I was there until the end. I was proud to help Nancy care for him. In the end I told him I loved him and kissed his head and cheek. The next morning he had moved on to heaven. I am selfish I wish he was still here with us.
Goodnight Dad God Bless
You used to spoil me rotten
With all your love and care
But now each time I look for you
You suddenly aren’t there
I knew that it was coming
And that we’d have to say goodbye
But Dad, I wasn’t ready
And the sad day has arrived
I’ll no longer feel your arms around me tightly when I cry
Or be able to kiss you softly or wave to you goodbye
Because you are no longer here in spirit anyway
For God’s special angels have been sent to carry you away
I hope you’re watching over me the way you used to do
It really is the only way I think I might get through
Our tears and hurt consume us
As we lose you in our lives
But we have such happy memories behind these bloodshot eyes
I’ll always miss you, Daddy, and I’ll always love you too
There’ll never be another daddy quite as loved as you
Goodnight, God bless
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Sonya Mercer McCreary posted a condolence
Monday, July 28, 2014
I know Kenny will be missed, I remember when we went fishing so early in the morning you couldn’t hardly see how to get in the boat. It was the same way when we came out. He love his garden, fishing, and his family. I am sorry for his suffering. But now the surffering is over and he is with our Heavenly Father. Nancy and the family is in our prayers.
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Gary Ferdon posted a condolence
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Kenny was not just my younger brother he was the best friend I’ve had for the past few years, since our return from being in Indiana for eight years. I will miss him dearly and always remember the hours we spent on his patio talking and remembering, our parents, good times and bad, and laughing at some of the humorous things we experienced growing up. Kenny had a fantastic ‘green thumb’ and would grow the finest vegetables imaginable. I guess that’s part of his inheritance from our father who truly loved all of us, and our mother who could ‘can’ anything and make the best jellies and preserves from their grape arbor.
Kenny shared from most everything he grew in his garden and his hunting, or from his pears, apples, and fig trees, he was also a mighty fine cook. There are many folks that will miss Kenny, but none as much as his wife, Nancy and the rest of us in the family. There are many old friends that haven’t been seen for a long time, I hope they find out Kenny is gone and contact some of us.
Kenny shared in detail with me his faith in God, and he definitely was ‘saved’, I know he is now with his Heavenly Father, and is no longer suffering the agony his life ended in. He is at Peace now and hurting no more.
Thanks Be To God.
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