Gerry and Sarah,
So sorry for the loss of your father and father in law. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Diane and Ron
From West Hartford, CT
Posted On: January 9, 2017
Gerry and Sarah,
So sorry for the loss of your father and father in law. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Diane and Ron
From Atlanta,
Posted On: January 12, 2017
My heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your dear loved one. The Bible speaks about our span of life being 70 or 80 years if one is especially strong (Psalms 90:10) so your loved one was able to live longer than most. Though death is difficult to deal with, the Bible also speaks of the time of a resurrection when the lame will leap like the deer (Isaiah 35: 5, 6) and older ones who have died will live again. Take comfort in that beautiful promise from God. For additional information, please visit jw.org.
From West Hartford, CT
Posted On: January 6, 2017
Aaron and family, I am so sorry for your loss. May his memory be for a blessing. Warmly, Jessie Slater
From The Villages, Florida
Posted On: January 6, 2017
Sending our love to the Fields family.
G-d blessed Arnold with his dear sweet Selma for so many happy years, and with two wonderful loving sons and daughters-in-law who cared for him to the end of his days. His grandchildren were the stars in his crown.
May he Rest In Peace.
Love, cousins Marilyn and Alan Byer
From Guilford, CT
Posted On: January 6, 2017
Condolences to the entire Field family; have very fond memories of the warm & friendly Field parents & sons who were our neighbors on Granby Street so words of comfort extended to everyone from myself & our family to yours,
Lonnie Holtman Scheinblum & Family
From South Windsor, CT
Posted On: January 6, 2017
Gerry, so sorry to hear of your loss. My condolences to you and your family.
From Vernon, CT
Posted On: January 8, 2017
January 8, 2017
Dear Barry and the Field Family,
I want to extend my thoughts of love and condolences to you and to each member of the Field family on the passing of Arnold, who was far more than a husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle, and a good friend to many others.
I also want to share the following thought that may serve you, the Field family, and everyone whose life he touched, at this time in your lives, and in the future:
Rather than mourn the absence of the flame,
let us celebrate how brightly it burned.
Let’s comfort one another with favorite memories
of sharing times when we were all together.
Let’s celebrate the spirit of one very special life,
so in our hearts the flame will burn forever.
Thinking of you with love,
Marshall Levinson