I was deeply saddened when I heard about Donna's tragic death. I had the privilage of knowing Donna when we worked together at Division 7. Such a fun soul, she always had something funny to say and she was always smiling.

My thoughts and prayers are with all her loved ones.

It's not goodbye, simply see you later.

Donna, you were just "Mavalous"

MAY GOD KEEP HIS ARMS WRAPPED AROUND HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME, AND PROVIDE THEM WITH STRENGTH.
REST IN PEACE SIR-

It is with sadden hearts that we learn of Doyle's untimely death. Our love and prayers goes out to Claudia and family.
Doyle has left a legacy that has touched so many hearts and has pointed people to Christ with his life as an example and his quiet words spoken. He knew his maker and creator of the Universe. His family and friends can rest in that assurance. We knew Doyle in a Christian Singles group in Denver and it was a blessing to serve beside him in our early years. May God bless and comfort your family during this most difficult time.

Larry, Larry Jr, and Tiffany, Please accept my deepest condolences and sympathy to you and your family. I had the privilege to know Donna during my tenure at MTA for 20 years as a fellow storekeeper and her supervisor for the 2nd time here at MTA. Your wife, and mom was very special to me and as the many friends comments indicate, to many of us here at Metro, In addition to the smile and her humor which were contagious when you were visiting with her, Donna accepted nothing less than perfection in her work. She shared the love for all of you, and it was very evident that she cared about her family, her friends, her animals, and loved life. When you meet a special individual of this caliber in life, there is a deep love and respect because we enjoy the good feelings that this person shares with you. We will miss you Donna! May our Lord, Jehovah God bless you and your family and give you strength.

Rev 21: 4 ' And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.'

Roy & Donna - My thoughts and prayers are with you, his wife and children during this difficult time. Although I didn't know Chris, it's apparent from what I've read - and knowing the two of you - that he was an amazing man. There is nothing to be said or done that will fill this void for you, but know that your love and memories of him will keep him close.

Alan and I met everyday at 4:30 a.m. on the platform in Moorpark for two years. He was a very worderful person. I will miss him greatly. My prayers to the family.

Buck was my next-door neighbor for some 15 years. So many things come to mind about Buck. Although he was a character, he did so many things for me. He built a bird feeder out by my kitchen window. We shared meals almost weekly (over the fence); whenever he ordered pizza, he'd order one for me as well. He fixed my car whenever there was a mechanical problem. He painted my bedroom. He gave me a cordless mouse for my computer. He remembered my birthdays with presents, as well as at Christmas, just to name a few things he did for me out of his goodness of his heart. I watched him rebuild a clasic Ford Mustang for his son, Jeff, who he loved so very much. He was so excited when his grandchildren were born, or when his daughter would stop by to visit him, a happiness I never saw before in Buck. I heard from him almost daily via email after I moved been back to Virginia 2-1/2 years ago. He was a kind soul, and a dear friend I will never forget. May God be with his wife and family and console them during this sad time.

I didn't get to know Walt very well,I was invited into the Fullers home Christmas two years ago and felt like I was a member of the family.I will be forever grateful for the gift of his beatiful daughter to my son Ryan and the positive and loving impact he has made in my sons life.
Randy Loftis(Ryans Dad}

Someone, somewhere in the world may have a better brother, but, as Croker said, I doubt it.

I was stunned when I heard the news. I went to his Mother's viewing in SC essentially to see Paul. We were in college together and were members of a campus society. Paul was a godly young man. He was one I admired and hoped to emulate for his balance of intellect, humor, and self-control.
I'm grateful that since Paul was a born-again believer in Jesus Christ, I will see him one day.
My prayers are for his family.