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10/26/20 05:06 PM

#4745

Nova Guynes

Our Great Grandson after he was Baptized. 10/24/2020

10/26/20 05:55 PM

#4746

Marie Gaines (Harris)

NOVA .....ADORABLE!!

10/26/20 07:27 PM

#4747

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Priceless picture ! Your great grandson is adorable! Love that he is smiling at you !

10/26/20 10:31 PM

#4748

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

Grandchildren are so blessed. Wonderful picture.

10/27/20 10:58 AM

#4749

Nova Guynes

Thank you - My two Great Grandsons are very happy babies. For some reason babies and dogs seem to like me. Every time I picked up Mason he would start smilling and staring at me. I think the other grand parent was a little jealous.

10/27/20 12:14 PM

#4750

Bob Lewis

Nova, the picture of your great grandson is adorable.

10/27/20 01:19 PM

#4751

Nelson Evans

Nova..... Was he smiling at you or laughing at your hat?..........Just kidding.

Very nice picture.

10/28/20 09:43 AM

#4752

Nova Guynes

Nelson - Looking at the picture Mason looks like he is staring at my hat. I need to wear that hat more often.

10/30/20 10:25 AM

#4753

Nova Guynes

11/14/20 07:27 PM

#4754

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)

David's aunt called and said Roy Allen passed away. David and Roy were cousins. Sorry to hear about his loss. Please keep Jacque in your prayers.

11/14/20 08:05 PM

#4755

Nelson Evans

Gary Richburg just texted me and said that Roy Allen passed away at 4:00 this afternoon. He said the cause was COVID. I am in shock! The world has lost a good man, but heaven has gained an angel. RIP Roy.

11/14/20 08:49 PM

#4756

Marie Gaines (Harris)

WHAT??? ?COVID???

So sad....and prayers for family, friends and all...

11/14/20 09:19 PM

#4757

W Leggett

You can post comments in the IN MEMORY section ROY IS LISTED there

11/16/20 01:29 PM

#4758

Clark Walter

Roy Allen was a special memory for me. I played on the football team with him at North Junior High. His intensity on the field was impressive and continued for him through his high scholl years at RHS. He is the reason I did not continue playing football at RHS. He hit me harder at practice than any opposing player ever did. I was always amazed at his athletic ability. Later in life Roy was always very cordial to me when we met again at the class reunions. RIP.Roy!!

11/21/20 06:01 PM

#4759

Donald Ervin

Acouple of days ago I read a article by a Dr. He said that he had been very tired. The he got a dry caugh and he took off for the hospital. He had Covoid, but not severe. So if that happens to you. Go to the hospital, Please.

11/23/20 01:37 AM

#4760

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

I lost a dear friend from college due to COVID-19. My brother and his wife contracted the virus he had a slight fever, cough and was extremely tired, his wife suffered chills, tiredness, and lack of appetite Thank goodness, son-in-law is a doctor and put them on meds immediately it still took them over 3 weeks to start to feel better. They are still in the process of healing so don't just think it is a cold - get tested as soon as you start to feel bad. Early detection is key. Please follow all the protocols for this Thanksgiving and bless everyone.

11/23/20 02:30 PM

#4761

W Leggett

I hope you’re doing well. I’m reaching out to encourage you to stay safe this holiday season.

COVID-19 has affected our lives for most of this year. Many people are wondering if it’s safe to travel or gather with family and friends. Currently, COVID-19 infection and hospitalizations are on the rise in many parts of the country, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises that traveling increases your chances of getting and spreading the virus.

Staying home, meeting virtually online, and avoiding gatherings with those outside your household is the best way to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.

If you do get together with others outside your household, you can take these steps to reduce the risk of getting or spreading the virus.

- Keep any events small with no more than 10 people or 2 households.
- Gather outdoors especially when eating or drinking when masks need to be removed. When indoors, open windows and doors to increase airflow.
- Maintain at least 6 feet of distance from those not in your household.
- Encourage everyone to wear a mask.
- Keep gatherings to shorter periods of time.
- Skip any hugs or kisses this season.
- Avoid crowds, such as at restaurants or bars.
- Avoid sharing food and serving utensils.
- Avoid contact with anyone who’s sick (and isolate at home if you’ve been in contact with anyone who has COVID-19 or the flu).

Even with these modifications, gathering with a small group of others outside your household you‘ve been interacting with can still carry enormous risks.

Having a negative COVID swab test isn’t a guarantee that a person isn’t contagious at the time of the gathering. Exposures can occur after the test has been performed. It doesn't prevent you from getting and spreading the virus.

This year, COVID-19 and flu viruses will be spreading at the same time, so it’s more important than ever to get your flu shot to stay healthy.

Holidays are a time to celebrate and find joy. I also want you, your loved ones, and our communities to stay healthy.

11/23/20 04:13 PM

#4762

Marie Gaines (Harris)

Thanks for all the updates and posts...

I am not going anywhere...will not step outside...so all I will do is sit and EAT!! Hope everyone is safe and not too OVER STUFFED.

And, thanks for all the posts and updates.

And, I don't do zoom stuff, either, so will have peace and prayers...

Love you all

Marie

11/24/20 08:18 AM

#4763

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Cheryl - sending you hugs ! Yes this coronavirus is so deadly - prayers for all those who are sick with this virus and those in locked down nursing homes .... and praises to our healthcare workers ! Happy Thanksgiving and Stay safe everyone !

11/26/20 12:54 PM

#4764

Bob Lewis

Everyone have a blessed and Happy Thanksgiving.

12/05/20 04:40 PM

#4765

W Leggett