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Perry Paul Batson, WWII veteran with numerous medals, wonderful provider and husband to Anna R. Batson; cherished father to Peggy Batson Cowick and Martha Batson Comberrel; greatly remembered grandfather to Christopher Charles Comberrel and Lauren Rae Cowick. We will always love you and miss you greatly. You continue to be the wind beneath our wings…
Our wonderful father was taken home to heaven January 9, 1999. We will miss him and think of him daily. This poem is a tribute to this wonderful man we love.

God took the strength of a mountain,
The majesty of a tree,
The warmth of a summer sun,
The calm of a quiet sea,
The generous soul of nature,
The comforting arm of night,
The wisdom of the ages,
The power of the eagle’s flight,
The joy of a morning in spring,
The faith of a mustard seed,
The patience of eternity,
The depth of a family need,
Then God combined these qualities,
When there was nothing more to add,
He knew his masterpiece was complete,
and he was known as Our Dad.

You may also visit the memorial of Anna Grace Batson.

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In loving memory of our Mother. My you be at rest and without pain.

I visited the cemetery
As I often sometimes do
I gazed upon the headstone
and said a prayer or two.

I placed a wreath upon her grave
Where my moms body lay
I shed my tears and spoke of love
Then slowly walked away

I don’t kmow why, but I turned back
And I saw an awesome sight
through the majestic tree above her grave
I saw a radiant light

So struck by it’s beauty
And the bending of shadowed boughs
My heart was filled with joy
And my spirit was aroused.

It’s as if mom was giving me a message
And suddenly I realized
Her home is still within my heart
And no one ever really dies

There come a time one must leave this earth
But they are never far away
And they hear our every thought and word
When we go to them to pray.

My thought began to turn to times long ago
As I smiled and moved forward
Still feeling the lights glow
I felt the light go with me

Mom had sent me a message
On this wonderful day
Upon the radio was playing
As the day turned into night
Don’t worry, just be happy
and you know, She was right.

You may also visit the memorial of Perry Paul Batson.

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Name at birth:    William H. Ayers 
Date of birth:    04/09/1920 
Place of birth:   Huntsville, AL 
Date of death:    02/15/98 
Place of death:   Taylor,  MI 
Place of burial:  Flat Rock, MI   USA

Submitted by: bill ayers (BillJeannineCo@worldnet.att.net)

He is survived by his close friend Francis, his sister Martha, his son Fred, Werthiem, Germany, 3 grandchildren, Oliver, Kia, & Stephanie, Emsteck, Germany, his son Bill, 2 grandchildren Liam and Austen

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Bruce was a loving son and brother. His sense of humor and intelligence will be missed very much. He will always be remembered for his love of animals and his concern for animal rights. Bruce is survived by his mother Evelyn, his brother Walter, Walter’s wife Gina, and his sister Susan’s family.

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~ For Norma ~
So few people, walk this earth who have love in their hearts and room in their hearts to celebrate other’s happiness and good fortune. Norma, you always gave yourself to those who needed you and you found compassion and humor to give to those around you who were troubled — even if it was just for a fleeting moment. You laughed and you savored each moment spent in the company of others. You helped others less fortunate to achieve self fulfillment. You never stopped learning, and you never stopped teaching. Norma, you created a garden. One of love, that is bountiful with beautiful colors. Norma’s tremendous garden of love and in the end when when we all have to take off our mask, you found out that you weren’t wearing one, and You didn’t need a mirror to see the beautiful truth and you ended up with the face you deserved… May God be with you always. I will miss you for as long as I live. Jane

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