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Heriberto Rivera Lozano
January 14, 1981 ~ October 1, 2017 (age 36) 36 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from TRW
October 21, 2017 7:43 AM
Dear Lozano: Please accept my sincere condolences for your family at this difficult time. Acts 24:15 gives us a wonderful hope. It tells us that there will be a resurrection of the dead. One day you will be able to see Mr. Heriberto again. But until that time, Jehovah, our heavenly Father has promised us that he will be the God of peace and that he will guard our hearts and minds. This is certainly a time when we need guidance from our heavenly Father. I hope these scriptures have helped and comforted you on some way. Again, I am sorry for your loss.
Message from DW
October 13, 2017 7:45 AM
We are encouraged to weep with those who weep and to rejoice with those who rejoice. It is true that at a time like this most of us find it hard to put into words what we would like to say. I find that the most encouraging thing is knowing that the hope of seeing our dead loved ones again is something we can look forward to with confidence.
Throughout the Bible the resurrection hope is discussed. This is a promise from our loving Creator who never intended for humans to die. Since he cannot lie, we can have absolute trust that die in his memory will be restored to life. May this hope sustain the family during this ordeal.
Throughout the Bible the resurrection hope is discussed. This is a promise from our loving Creator who never intended for humans to die. Since he cannot lie, we can have absolute trust that die in his memory will be restored to life. May this hope sustain the family during this ordeal.
Message from P.D.Walker
October 9, 2017 9:24 AM
Hello Lozano Family, I'm a neighbor living in the Area.
Having heard of your most recent, and very tragic loss, I want to leave you a brief post. I too well know the grief of losing love ones, and that at times like these, it is encouraging just to know that others are thinking about us. Something that has really helped me to cope with such losses, is the wonderful promise of Christ Jesus, recorded for our comfort at John 5 : 28,29 . I hope, that when you are feeling up to it, that you are going to look up these powerful Scriptures, in your copy of The Bible. Also, I hope that this brief note, finds The Family feeling as good as can be expected Today.
With Greatest Sympathy, Your Neighbor : P.D.Walker.
Having heard of your most recent, and very tragic loss, I want to leave you a brief post. I too well know the grief of losing love ones, and that at times like these, it is encouraging just to know that others are thinking about us. Something that has really helped me to cope with such losses, is the wonderful promise of Christ Jesus, recorded for our comfort at John 5 : 28,29 . I hope, that when you are feeling up to it, that you are going to look up these powerful Scriptures, in your copy of The Bible. Also, I hope that this brief note, finds The Family feeling as good as can be expected Today.
With Greatest Sympathy, Your Neighbor : P.D.Walker.
Message from Sissy
October 7, 2017 9:23 PM
My deepest condolences to the Lozano family:
May you find some comfort in the Gift that the Most High God has given us, yes His written word the Bible (Psalms 83:18 & 2Timothy 3:16). I would like to share a few Scriptures that helped us to cope when our precious daughter died and recently my beloved husband of 50 years fell asleep in death: (Isaiah 25:8)swallow up death, (Isaiah 33:24)no more sickness, (John 5:28, 29)seeing loved ones again, (2Corinthians 1:3) yes God can comfort us, to deal with present situations. But, He also says where we can see our loved ones again at Psalms 37:11 and how long Psalms 37:29. I hopes that these few Scriptures were of some comfort to you as they were to me.
My sincere sympathy,
Sissy
May you find some comfort in the Gift that the Most High God has given us, yes His written word the Bible (Psalms 83:18 & 2Timothy 3:16). I would like to share a few Scriptures that helped us to cope when our precious daughter died and recently my beloved husband of 50 years fell asleep in death: (Isaiah 25:8)swallow up death, (Isaiah 33:24)no more sickness, (John 5:28, 29)seeing loved ones again, (2Corinthians 1:3) yes God can comfort us, to deal with present situations. But, He also says where we can see our loved ones again at Psalms 37:11 and how long Psalms 37:29. I hopes that these few Scriptures were of some comfort to you as they were to me.
My sincere sympathy,
Sissy
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