Rhonda, We were sorry to hear about Anton. Our prays are with you and your family Louise/Jerry Gill

- Louise/Jerry Gill, Savannah, GA

RHONDA,LACEY,AND JOANI--- I WAS VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF ANTONS PASSING.HE WAS A GOOD MAN AND I KNOW HOW MUCH HE LOVED HIS FAMILY.I HAVE VERY FOND MEMORIES OF HIM AT THE HUNTING CLUB. MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.

- GENE WALLACE, RICHMOND HILL, GA

What a surprise to see Anton's name. So many memories of childhood brought back. Please accept my deepest condolences. Anne Bidez Schumann

- Anne Bidez, Savannah, GA

Rhonda, Colin and I were so sorry to learn of Anton's passing. We want you to know that you are in our prayers during this most difficult time. Unfortunately, we will be unable to attend the service because we will be in Michigan on the 22nd. Please know that we will be praying for you and your family in the days ahead.

- Jackie Stewart, Savannah, GA

Rhonda and family we are so sorry about Anton. We have fond memories from the old Union Camp days in Prattville. We will have you all in our prayers during this difficult time.

- Dale & Barb Pughsley, Rincon, GA

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

- Stephen and Kendra Durrence, Sylvania, GA

I was talking with Susan a little while ago, and mentioned the fact that no one had signed the online guest book yet. We had a few moments of silliness which I will not relate here, but which we both appreciated very much, mostly doing with the fact that we needed an opportunity to release the tension, anxiety, and grief which we all feel with Anton's passing. She also mentioned that in her job as a real estate agent, sometimes visitors are reluctant to be the 'first' to sign any kind of a registry, which I have to admit I felt as well, particularly in regard to signing the beginning of the final chapter in Anton's life. For Rhonda, Lacey, Joani, Anton, Susan, Richard, and all of our families, let's remember him fondly, and keep alive within ourselves what he contributed to our lives. Also remember the wonderful sense of humor which the Withington, Solms, Cheves, and other families share which has helped us through difficult times. For those of you who don't recognize the signature .... Bucky

- James P. Cheves III, Dahlonega, GA

Aunt Selma and Uncle Dick always extended their home and hospitality to us when we visited Savannah from Mexico. Anton, being the 'seniorest' Solms grandchild was the ring leader of all us Solms grandkids. We can't come to grieve with you, but know we wish we could. Mark and Harriet Solms Mathews

- Harriet Solms Mathews, new port richey, FL

Rhonda, We were sorry to hear about Anton. Our prays are with you and your family Louise/Jerry Gill

- Louise/Jerry Gill, Savannah, GA

RHONDA,LACEY,AND JOANI--- I WAS VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF ANTONS PASSING.HE WAS A GOOD MAN AND I KNOW HOW MUCH HE LOVED HIS FAMILY.I HAVE VERY FOND MEMORIES OF HIM AT THE HUNTING CLUB. MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.

- GENE WALLACE, RICHMOND HILL, GA

What a surprise to see Anton's name. So many memories of childhood brought back. Please accept my deepest condolences. Anne Bidez Schumann

- Anne Bidez, Savannah, GA

Rhonda, Colin and I were so sorry to learn of Anton's passing. We want you to know that you are in our prayers during this most difficult time. Unfortunately, we will be unable to attend the service because we will be in Michigan on the 22nd. Please know that we will be praying for you and your family in the days ahead.

- Jackie Stewart, Savannah, GA

Rhonda and family we are so sorry about Anton. We have fond memories from the old Union Camp days in Prattville. We will have you all in our prayers during this difficult time.

- Dale & Barb Pughsley, Rincon, GA

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

- Stephen and Kendra Durrence, Sylvania, GA

I was talking with Susan a little while ago, and mentioned the fact that no one had signed the online guest book yet. We had a few moments of silliness which I will not relate here, but which we both appreciated very much, mostly doing with the fact that we needed an opportunity to release the tension, anxiety, and grief which we all feel with Anton's passing. She also mentioned that in her job as a real estate agent, sometimes visitors are reluctant to be the 'first' to sign any kind of a registry, which I have to admit I felt as well, particularly in regard to signing the beginning of the final chapter in Anton's life. For Rhonda, Lacey, Joani, Anton, Susan, Richard, and all of our families, let's remember him fondly, and keep alive within ourselves what he contributed to our lives. Also remember the wonderful sense of humor which the Withington, Solms, Cheves, and other families share which has helped us through difficult times. For those of you who don't recognize the signature .... Bucky

- James P. Cheves III, Dahlonega, GA

Aunt Selma and Uncle Dick always extended their home and hospitality to us when we visited Savannah from Mexico. Anton, being the 'seniorest' Solms grandchild was the ring leader of all us Solms grandkids. We can't come to grieve with you, but know we wish we could. Mark and Harriet Solms Mathews

- Harriet Solms Mathews, new port richey, FL