Condolences
| B. Hopie Green |
Remembering El Vorn |
February 2, 2012 |
I cannot believe that it's been one year since El Vorn passed.
However, having left such an indelible impression on so many of us,
I doubt he will ever be forgotten.
Mrs. Warner it is so good to be back in touch with you and I really
enjoy our almost daily contact. I Pray God that continue to Bless
you and the rest of the family.
The Green family 2/2/12
| Cynthia Guthrie |
Your long sleep |
April 1, 2011 |
Dear Friend,
So now you are taking your long sleep. I remember you telling me that you did not like to sleep, because sleep was too much like death, but I suppose the time came when you could not keep your eyes open any longer I will miss your dry humour. You and my father were such good friends, and any time I think of my father, I will remember you. As a Christian, you did not comprise your testimony, and I enjoyed the friendship our family shared. Love you Thelma, you are left to keep the home fires burning, as I know you will. God bless you.
April 1, 2011
| Dixon Family |
Condolence |
March 18, 2011 |
Our condolences to Mrs. Warner, Konrad, Robert and families on behalf of Andre and Donnette. We thank the Lord for giving us the opportunity of knowing Mr. Warner before he went on to be with the Lord. He was always very welcoming and pleasant. Oh so heart-broken to see him leave us but we know he's in a better place. May his soul be at rest.
Dixon Family
Sorry to hear of Mr Warner's passing
May it make your sorrow easier to bear
knowing there are others
who understand and care.
We're thinking of you at this time.
From Keith, Camille, Sonya, Melissa, Miss Campbell and Yvonne.
| Lawrence McNaughton |
Blessings |
February 19, 2011 |
Dear Mrs Warner and family, (I know you prefer for me to call you Thelma and I may get there one day).
As we discussed, yourself and Mr Warner have been tremendously impactful on the lives of countless many and I can certainly speak for those of us then 'young people' who came under your inspirational tutelage at Emmanuel Chapel in the 1970s and 80s.
You both catered to our spiritual needs but deigned not to stop there, as our education, our demeanour our relationships and our social well being all became a part of the stewardship you assumed as a part of the Father’s grand design and plan. You have indeed shaped our lives for the better and we remain profoundly thankful.
I recall Mr Warner attending our winning 1976 Emmanuel Chapel football team's coronation as champions of the Montego Bay Inter Church Football Competition
at the Parish Church, and when we handed him the trophy as we naturally would, he quipped that he would take it home to drink porridge from it !!
Mr Warner's legacy here on earth is assured and we can only consider ourselves privileged to have been a part of his earthly existence. May the Lord continue to bless and strengthen you at this time and beyond.
Larry - Gros Islet, St Lucia.
My dear Friend Thelma,
My heartfelt sympathy to you. Konrad sent me a quick email and I am soo soo sorry to know my friend is gone and I won't see him again here in this life. I know even now you are being comforted by Our Father God and your friends and families so I just wanted to join in and lift you up in thoughts and prayers. You have always been there for me even in the distance so please know I am only a prayer away. God is with you, surrounding you and comforting you with His love. Christ in you - the hope of glory. I will cherish my very fond and humourous memories of my friend Vincent Warner. Oh the memories are flooding back. How many years did you have together?
You take care and I trust your memories will fill you with peace that passes all understanding.
Joy
Hello Mrs. Warner: It was a pleasure speaking to you today; unfortunately not under a more favorable circumstance. I wanted to express my condolences at the passing of your husband. As mentioned in our conversation, I had a moment reflecting on all the great times and experiences we have had as families and friends throughout the years. Mr. Warner was a great role model and in general, a great all around person. He will be missed, but we know he is in a better place.
Many blessings and again my most sincere commiseration.
Best Wishes,
Everton.
| Karene McCalla & Family |
Peace, Prayers and Blessings |
February 15, 2011 |
Mrs. Warner, Konrad, Robert and rest of the family. It may be difficult today to look beyond the sorrows, but looking back on memories may comfort you for tommorow.
Mr. Warner was a father, friend, brother, uncle, employer and most of all an Elder that left remarkable footprints in the lives of the young people at Emmanuel Chapel. I will never forget his funny jokes, he called me 'junior neil'. I am saddened by his passing, but I know he he is at a better place.
May the Lord comfort, strenghten and keep you during this time.
Karene, Robert, Janeil & Joelanne
| Janet Glasse-Baquero |
Those we hold dear never truly leave us |
February 15, 2011 |
"Those we hold dear never truly leave us.... they live on in the kindness they showed, the comfort they shared, & the love they brought into our lives." - Isabel Norton.
My cherished friends Konrad, Raquel & their adorable daughters; Thelma, Robert & family, I hope you'll be comforted by the Isabel Norton quote above. It's never easy saying goodbye to a loved one. May the fond memories & the love of so many of us who truly care for you, sustain you through these sad days.
Much love as always,
Janet & Francisco.
| The Pratt Family |
Sincere Condolences |
February 14, 2011 |
Our sympathy goes out to our cousins Thelma, Konrad, Robert and their families at the passing of a treasured husband, father and family patriarch. We hope you can find some comfort in the rememberances of all those who have expressed their care and warm regard through these messages.
With Love,
Stanley Pratt, Joyce, Cecille and Patrice.
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