Condolence: Dear Family,
My heart is saddened at the passing of our beloved Aunt Buleah. She was a true Christian woman. I never heard her say an unkind word. Joe, Tommy and I called her our "Prayer Warrior". It was such a comfort to know that she kept us in prayer daily. And, I know there were many times in our lives that those prayers were answered. I mourn our loss of her presence, but I celebrate her long life. She accomplished so much, saw so many things and touched so many people with her ministering. What a Blessing she was!! I can only imagine the grand reunion she is having now. And, I know there is quite a buffet table prepared for her arrival! Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Condolence: Dear Family, Our dear Beulah has truly entered "Beulah Land" and is rejoicing in the arms of our Saviour. My dear mother-in-law, Mildred Shrader, was a resident there for seven years. She past away this April 14, 2012. Even though Beulah was legally blind, she amazed us because she knew our voices and always remembered us. We would always have a chat with her and she would always end our conversation with a Bible scripture. She was a lovely lady, so intelligent and always was proud of being the first public health nurse in southern WV and did so much to see that the children in Mercer County received those life-saving vaccines. We were privileged to know her and never shall forget our sweet Beulah. We had just sent her a birthday card. God Bless All of You. Lana and Gail Shrader, Raleigh, NC

Condolence: Dear Family,
I am so sorry that I cannot attend the service for your dear sweet mother because of work. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Aunt Beulah was a remarkable woman and she will make an awesome angel.
Love,
Vickie Graybeal