The Micah Mandate

"He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" - Micah 6:8

Doyle Jay Souser was a humble man of God. He genuinely lived out the Micah Mandate. Like Christ, Doyle did not make his own self the all-absorbing and exclusive object of interest, concern, and attention. Like our Lord Jesus Christ, he was absorbed in concern for others. In this he served as a shining example to all of us.

Doyle stored up his treasure in heaven and has left his wife, his children, and his community a legacy of enduring love. I know his family will carry on his legacy. He has simply passed the baton. And they will run! His life and departure will never be in vain...the fruit and works that he has left behind will remain and multiply in Jesus' name.

A man, husband, father, and friend to remember with love and joy. Truly, he exemplified this high standard given to all Christians: "Only let your conduct be worthy of the gospel of Christ." (Philippians 1:27a)

We are richly blessed for having known Doyle and he will be greatly missed. May God's tender mercies rain down upon his family.

A sister in the Lord at FCC

Scott-

I was so sorry to hear about the untimely loss of your father. My heart goes out to you and your family.

Wow, I can't believe this

Mr. Grace was an amazing counselor and he was always there for help or advice, no matter who needed it. He was the kind of person that loved what he did. I am a sophomore in high school now, but i will always remember my middle school years at Roosevelt, where Mr. Grace has left his permanent mark of compassion and assistance. Mr. Grace, you will not be forgotten, and you will always live in our hearts. May God be with you and your family. R.I.P.

A friend of mine worked with this good man and shared with me that everyone in their department mourns his loss. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who knew and treasured him.

To Sharon and the girls, my thoughts and prayers go out to you special ladies that had the priviledge of loving Chris. Sharon, one thing I can say to you is that Chris definetely knew how much you loved him. He always looked forward to lunch for two reasons, one to read your note which he always kept very private but once in a while Rita and I knew it was a very, very special one, because he would release a wicked little smile that would remain on his face for a few minutes and second of course to eat.

We shared many stories about each other's family. To me he will always be Mr. Carne Asada Man!!!!!! for being a white boy, he sure knew how to cook carne asada!

Chris I will miss you dearly.

God Bless You

Mr. Grace was a great person. He was one of the few people in rms that was actually cool. he dedicated his life to make sure we students would have a great future. We all miss you, and I'm also sorry for your family.
R.I.P. Mr. Grace! all of us will miss you so much!

My deepest sympathies go out to Mr. Grace's family , i am a former student of RMS, and i can't believe we lost such a great person, you will truly be missed.

Mr. Grace..........we'll miss ya, our years at Roosevelt would not have been the same without you. Even though we have long since left Roosevelt, we have never forgotten you and your cheerful disposition. Condolences to the family for the terrible loss.

R.I.P. Mr. Grace, we miss you so much

o man he was the best counceler ever he was ganna give me first period but he took me out.I known him sooo long....................:(:(:(:(:(:(:((