My condolences to the Sandvig family I am so sorry for you loss. May Jehovah be with your family in your time of greif we all know how you feel because we all have loss someone we love. But you can have hope because God has said there is going to be a resurrection for all mankind . At John 5:28,29 it talkes about a resurrection hope . Again I am sorry for your loss.

- Mary cooper, Savannah, Ga

Bob, I am so sorry to hear of Kathy's death. I remember having a shirt in high school that read: "No Jesus, No hope. Know Jesus, Know Hope." This is our hope: Kathy is in heaven. You will see her again. And you still have a God-given purpose to fulfill while you are still here on earth. Without the possibility of hope, I would have crumbled a long time ago. I wouldn't have had a reason to get out of bed in the morning. I wouldn't have been able to let the funeral home carry my Mom’s cancer ridden body out of her house the night she breathed her last. I wouldn't have been able to let them bury her in the ground. Because I have hope, I know that this was not "the end" for my Mom. It was just the beginning. And it's not the end for Kathy. It's okay to cry. To grieve. To mourn. The reason we grieve so much is just a reflection of how much we loved . You are going to feel her loss. You will miss her being an active and physical part of your family. And that's alright. But rather than dismiss the pain, seal it away in a jar... you need to accept it. Welcome it. And see it as a part of healing. Because you will be with her again and for her, it will have felt like only a few minutes since she had seen you last. Know Jesus- Know Hope. Hope. It truly makes all the difference.

- Kim Payne ( formerly Sandvig), Lynchburg, VA

I would like to express my deepest sympathy for the loss of your dear loved one. May you find comfort in the fact that sickness and death will soon be a thing of the past as promised at Revelation 21:4.

- Mrs. Khan, Snellville, GA

We were deeply saddened to hear of Kathy's passing. She fought long and hard against her affliction. We can only tell you that she is finally at rest and wish you peace and grace which comes from that knowledge . She will never be truly gone as long as you have her in your heart. Love to all, Bill and Ronda Hayden

- Bill and Ronda Hayden, Hays, Kansas

To Bob, Chris/Ashley, Stephen/Heather, Mrs. Walker and Family: We were so sadden to learn of your profound loss. We know from talking with Chris that Kathy's brave battle for her health was increasingly difficult. We have each of you in our hearts and prayers. We pray for peace in your hearts knowing that she is no longer have to fight that daily battle and joy in remembering Kathy in happier days. Ashley has a large extended family that is sharing in your loss and sending our love to each of you.

- The Boone/Brantley/Carroll Family & Friends, Milledgeville, Ga

My condolences to the Sandvig family I am so sorry for you loss. May Jehovah be with your family in your time of greif we all know how you feel because we all have loss someone we love. But you can have hope because God has said there is going to be a resurrection for all mankind . At John 5:28,29 it talkes about a resurrection hope . Again I am sorry for your loss.

- Mary cooper, Savannah, Ga

Bob, I am so sorry to hear of Kathy's death. I remember having a shirt in high school that read: "No Jesus, No hope. Know Jesus, Know Hope." This is our hope: Kathy is in heaven. You will see her again. And you still have a God-given purpose to fulfill while you are still here on earth. Without the possibility of hope, I would have crumbled a long time ago. I wouldn't have had a reason to get out of bed in the morning. I wouldn't have been able to let the funeral home carry my Mom’s cancer ridden body out of her house the night she breathed her last. I wouldn't have been able to let them bury her in the ground. Because I have hope, I know that this was not "the end" for my Mom. It was just the beginning. And it's not the end for Kathy. It's okay to cry. To grieve. To mourn. The reason we grieve so much is just a reflection of how much we loved . You are going to feel her loss. You will miss her being an active and physical part of your family. And that's alright. But rather than dismiss the pain, seal it away in a jar... you need to accept it. Welcome it. And see it as a part of healing. Because you will be with her again and for her, it will have felt like only a few minutes since she had seen you last. Know Jesus- Know Hope. Hope. It truly makes all the difference.

- Kim Payne ( formerly Sandvig), Lynchburg, VA

I would like to express my deepest sympathy for the loss of your dear loved one. May you find comfort in the fact that sickness and death will soon be a thing of the past as promised at Revelation 21:4.

- Mrs. Khan, Snellville, GA

We were deeply saddened to hear of Kathy's passing. She fought long and hard against her affliction. We can only tell you that she is finally at rest and wish you peace and grace which comes from that knowledge . She will never be truly gone as long as you have her in your heart. Love to all, Bill and Ronda Hayden

- Bill and Ronda Hayden, Hays, Kansas

To Bob, Chris/Ashley, Stephen/Heather, Mrs. Walker and Family: We were so sadden to learn of your profound loss. We know from talking with Chris that Kathy's brave battle for her health was increasingly difficult. We have each of you in our hearts and prayers. We pray for peace in your hearts knowing that she is no longer have to fight that daily battle and joy in remembering Kathy in happier days. Ashley has a large extended family that is sharing in your loss and sending our love to each of you.

- The Boone/Brantley/Carroll Family & Friends, Milledgeville, Ga