Bereavement Leave

[Sod Buster]

Sorry for your loss.

[Major 2]

He has crossed the River, and is at rest among the trees  

[Dr. Bob]

Richard,

You and Tina and her family will remain in my prayers.

[Beau]

Sorry for your loss, pard.
My dad passed several years ago.
Afterwards for months, when struggling with some problem, I found myself thinking "I gotta call Dad about that".
Immediately I'd realize that could not happen in this world.   But like many others on this list, I know I'll see him again.  I look forward to hearing those fantastic words, "Enter into the joy of your Lord, Good and Faithful servant."
It won't be easy for a while,  you will find tears, I did.  God bless you, and keep you.

Beau

[Quick Fire]

Major, my family and I will be praying for your family. God bless.

[Pvt Hoover]

Major,

I offer my condolences to you and your family, Sir.

Private Hoover

[Reb Tyree]

Major

My I offer my condolences to you and your family.  I to know how it is, my father also passed on three years ago after a long hard fight with cancer.  The Gunny is at peace and is free of the pain.  He now joins with God.  My Prayers are with you.   "God Bless to the Gunny and Semper Fi!"

[Spanish Marshal]

  Sir:

  I offer my condolences to you and your family. This weekend I´m on duty in my Unit. Tomorrow, like every Sunday, in the church of my barrack, it will be a saint mass, (catholic religious service), I will be there and my prayers will be with your father in law and and your family.

  Sir.

  Spanish Marshal

   

[Shamrock]

Rich,
My dad passed several years ago. He was a veteran of WWII-90th Inf. landed at Utah beach and fought his way to Germany. He always said that he was going straight to heaven, because he had seen enough of hell. He's probably talking with your father in law about this message as I send it. My condolences to you and your family.
Regards,
Pat "Shamrock" Gannon