Dear Miriam Parker and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathies in the passing of John Parker. I was a frequent customer of his for the past 10 years. Upon each visit to your house, I would pick up several of John's adorable animal lawn ornaments. I always chose the smaller ones because they were the cutest, and my husband and I have decorated our lawn and garden with at least 30 or more concrete creatures. I also gave many as gifts.Visiting with John was always a treat - he had a wonderful sense of humor and was a delightful man to do business with. He was so easy to talk to and had a smile on his face each time he greeted me. I am glad that I had the opportunity to know him. His presence will be missed by many people I am sure. I hope that the many wonderful memories that you have of him will help to comfort you at this sad time.

Sincerely,

Nancy W. Mayes

Dear Aunt Miriam, cousin Jackie and Cindy. I'm so sorry for you loss and I'm sorry I won't be there for the services. He was one of my favorites. "Uncle John" was the the one I always looked forward to seeing the most at the Haas' Christmas Eve party. He always took an interest..... Randy, Ryan and Sarah Rabenold

Mrs. Parker, Jackie and Cindy - We are so sorry for your loss. Mr. Parker was such a nice man -- we always liked him very much! He will be missed.

We'll see you Thursday.
-- Linda (and Carl) Veno, and Mary Luther

Dear Aunt Miriam, JAckie & Cindy,
So sorry for your loss.
He was a good man.
Hope to see you Thursday.

Take care.

Ron Kim Nate Jon

Dr. Jackie and family,

Extending our heartfelt sympathy in the death of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Rosanne and Jim Poliskiewicz
Jeff and Anne Goldstein