Love you my brother see you later 🌹

To the family of the late Chris Dudley. We are sorry for your loss. Chris had tenacity he fought to the very end, God have him strength and time in his final days to do some things he wanted to accomplish. I recall when he hosted the men of the Glass city church for dinner, he was sick then, but he still did it. This past year he wanted to do the same for the ladies, even thought he had to postpone it twice, he never gave up. I'm grateful he was allowed the opportunity to make it happen. Chris didn't loose hope, he knew he was very sick, but he was not about doom and gloom, he trusted in God's will for his life. I'll remember the talks and prayers we shared via the phone. He always said he was not suppose to be in Toledo, but I used to tell him-God didn't make a mistake, he was where he was meant to be. Chris will be missed, but take comfort-he's with his maker. God promised He would prepare a place for those who loves Him, and that one day he will return for us. Paul said our hope is not only in this life, but the one to come. So let's not lose heart, God is faithful.
Always in thought and prayers.
Banton family.

God has a longing to conquer the enemy death, to undo death by means of the resurrection. He yearns to bring back those who are in his memory and to see them live on earth again.​—Job 14:14, 15.

Sending my deepest sympathy and condolences.

Love Geneva & Reeves/Hearn and Giles family