Roodley Charles Duperval, Jr.

A candle was lit by Briyanna Alford and your daughters on February 9, 2020 11:38 PM

A candle was lit by Briyanna Alford on August 20, 2017 10:20 PM

Message from E. Harris

My deepest condolences on the loss of this young man, father family member. We were made to live forever, so death is a sting. He had a legacy to leave behind in the form of loved ones and children. may good memories flood out the bad ones when you think of him. John 12:25 tells of the resurrection hope that is held out for dead loved ones. May this comfort from the scriptures give you peace at this difficult time.

A candle was lit by Kayla, Leyla Duperval on August 1, 2017 1:45 PM

A candle was lit by Briyanna Alford on August 1, 2017 12:53 PM

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I know that God will grace you with peace and comfort in the days ahead. Your faith has always been so strong. I know how much you helped me. I have always been grateful for your prayers and support and now I offer mine to you and your loved ones. Very strong, always happy. Your girls will never forget what a great father you were. Kayla and Leyla Duperval <3

A candle was lit by Briyanna Alford on August 1, 2017 12:37 PM

Message from P.D.Walker

Hello Duperval Family, I'm a neighbor living in Fayetteville.
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 Dixon

My deep condolences to the Duperval family on the loss of your precious loved one. May you find a measure of comfort from the Most High God's written word the Bible (Psalm 83:18 & 2Timothy 3:16). God's son Jesus put it so gentle the way he viewed death, notice what it says at: John 11:11-14. Yes, Jesus viewed death as one Sleeping. Not that they were here or there but just sleeping.

And, we can look forward to God's promises being fulfilled at Isaiah 33:24-No more sickness, Revelations 21:3,4- No more pain, sorrow or death. And the resurrection of our loved ones (John 5:28,29) The book of Psalm brings out where at Psalm 37:11 & Psalm 37:29 says how long that will last.

Well, I hope that these few Scriptures were of some comfort to you as they were to me when my daughter & husband fell asleep in death. Please, feel free to contact me or you can visit jw.org for more comforting information.

Sent in deep sympathy,
Sissy
(rozjuc@gmail.com)