(2018-11-26 9:16am) Darrin Fitz wrote:
I would like to give my deepest condolences to the whole family so sorry for your loss losing a love one is very hard to cope with but what I would like to do is give the family something very comforting at this time of need it’s a promise from God what I would like to do is share this scripture with the family one of the promises that God said he was going to do for all mankind soon and that is Rid the world of sickness and suffering and death it’s a promise here at Revelation 21:3,4 May this scripture bring comfort to the family you are in our prayers.

(2018-11-26 11:53am) Leticia Scaramella wrote:
My most sincere condolences to the family, i like to share scripture with you About the hope that Jehovah God trough his son Jesus promised that, that soon we will be able to see our love ones again and better condition on earth salm 37: 9, 10. John 5:28,29 .... Revelation 21,3,4...

(2018-11-26 1:50pm) D Edgar wrote:
The promises God made are all true.Dear Family, my deepest sympathy at the death of your loved one. You can however, take a measure of comfort in knowing that the God of tender mercy has promised a resurrection of the dead. In the Bible book of Revelation 21:4 He says. And He will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will morning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed awaya

(2018-11-26 2:45pm) Cindy Peevy wrote:
My deepest sympathy. Belinda gave me strength when I needed it most when we worked together. I am praying for that same strength for the Pigg family. God bless and comfort you.

(2018-11-26 3:25pm) Janice Nash wrote:
The Pigg family are in my prayers for the loss of such a Postive and Beautiful Person. She always had a smile and the right thing to say when things were going wrong! She will be missed!

(2018-11-27 6:16pm) Gail Luna wrote:
I works with Belinda at AFPC at Randolph AFB in San Antonio and we both took jobs at Tinker when our husband’s jobs moved to Tinker. Belinda worked in Personnel and I took a job in EEO. I am so sorry for your devastating loss. She was fun and smarty and had a great work ethic. I could always count on Belinda to be there for me and she could count on me. I can’t believe this wonderful, beautiful bright light is gone. We will see her again though. I will pray for the family. Sincerely Gail Luna

(2018-11-27 8:10pm) Lorene & Jimmie McDonald wrote:
To the family: Be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace; and the God of love and peace will be with you. 2 Cor 13:11.

(2018-11-29 7:15am) Jo Jasper wrote:
God bless you and your family richly.

(2018-11-29 10:46pm) Angie Anderson wrote:
My deepest sympathy. For you and your family. I pray that God grants you peace and strength during this difficult time.

(2018-12-03 8:43am) S Burch wrote:
The promises God made are all true. May you find comfort and strength in God’s word that he will change tears of grief to tears of joy. Isaiah 25:8 says “He will swallow up death forever, And the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces. The reproach of the people he will take away from all the earth. Isaiah 26:19 This is a promise.

(2018-12-03 8:54am) S. L. Weaver wrote:
The promises God made are all true. My sincerest condolences are with the family for your loss. May you find comfort in the resurrection hope we find in the bible at Acts 24:15. Jehovah God also promises to swallow up death, pain and suffering in the future at Isaiah 25:8. Please know that you are in my prayers.

(2018-12-03 8:57am) A Baker wrote:
Dear Family, There is a scripture that always comforts me in grief. Isaiah 61:1-“he sent me to bind up the broken-hearted”. A binding is used for an open wound. Those bandages are a physical representation of something painful that has been endured. Grief and emotional pain is harder to see. Those wounds can cause more pain than anything physical. Though they are not visible they need the same care that any open wound or broken limb would need. I have no words that can heal your broken hearts, but Jehovah God has given us a promise that can help to soothe them. Acts 24:15-“And I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.” When you see your loved one again, I hope you can unwrap those bandages to find a heart that is happy and whole and healed.

(2018-12-04 7:17am) Rebecca Silvas wrote:
My dear friend you will be missed by all. I remember when I first met you in 1997 at AFPC. Your smile and laughter helped me through my toughest days. I enjoyed all the times we spent together with Liz, Marva, and Tony. I believe in my heart that God only gives us what he has promised. Thank you for these great memories, I will carry them and you in my heart. I pray that all the memories your family has of you will assist them during this difficult time and remember that God has them in the palm of his hands and one day we will all meet again. Heavenly love always.