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It is with deep sadness to report the passing of Mrs. Carol Webster, the wife and helpmate of Bishop R.V. Webster. Her funeral has been planned to be held in Columbus, Ohio on Tuesday, January 20, 2004. Please pray for her family.
-- Anonymous, January 18, 2004
On behalf of the officers of the Richard Allen Young Adult Council we send our deepest sympathy to Bishop Webster and Family upon the passing of Mrs. Webster. Her sweet presence here on earth has now be translated to a sweeter spirit in Heaven. "Earth Has no sorrows that Heaven cannot Heal."
-- Anonymous, January 18, 2004
What a loss on earth! On behalf of the St Thomas AME Church in Chingola,Zambia(17th Episcopal District) we are deeply grieved to hear the loss of mother Webster.We pray that God strengthens Bishop Webster and family during and after the funeral period.Memories of the trip that she undertook to Zambia during the time Bishop Webster was in charge are still fresh.May her soul rest in peace.
Ray and Jerry thanks for the update and may God bless you.
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
Bishop Webster, Remember that your loss is shared by many friends who care and that you and your family are in our thoughts and hearts and in our prayers.The Miott Family of Pittsburgh, PA
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
Mrs. Carole Webster passed away on Sunday, January 18. I've not been able to confirm services for Tue. Jan. 20 and no such announcement is in today's Columbus newspaper, so I'm inclinded to think it will be at a later date.Condolences may be sent to Bishop Robert V. Webster, 2767 Halleck Drive, Columbus, OH 43209.
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
I've received word from an usually good source that "a memorial service for Mrs. Webster will be held Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. The service will be at Mt. Vernon Avenue AME Church." I asked whether it would be a memorial service or funeral and she said the person who told her said "memorial service", but it could be a funeral.The church is located at 1127 Mt. Vernon Avenue, in Columbus. The ZIP is 43203 and the phone number is 514-258-6473 and the pastor is the Rev. William Wheatley.
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
The service on Wednesday will indeed be a funeral service. Bishop Philip Cousin, Prelate of the 4th District, will deliver the eulogy. I have also been told that there will be another service to be held on Friday of this week at St. Stephen AME Church in Jacksonville, Florida. Bishop Webster served as the pastor of this church for numerous years, and was elected out of this church. Mrs. Webster will not only be missed by her family, but will also be missed by those persons who were blessed to know her.
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
We are saddened in the third district by the loss of our episcopal supervisor and for our beloved bishop. Please, keep our bishop and district in your prayers, especially our bishop. When you lose a spouse and you've shared much of your life with them, it is as if you have lost part of yourself. May God bless and keep our bishop and his family.
-- Anonymous, January 19, 2004
Our condolences to Bishop Webster and family on the passing of Supervisor Webster. May the love and peace of God sustain you all in this time of sorrow. You can take solace that earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. Sincere prayers and best Wishes Rev. Clemendor
-- Anonymous, January 22, 2004
MAY GOD TAKE THE PAIN AWAY FROM THE FAMILY OF THE BELOVED LATE CAROLE WEBSTER. SHE IS GONE FROM OUR MIDST BUT HER VISION CONTIUNE TO LIVE ON IN ALL SHE TOUCHWENDELL ROBINSON THIRD DISTRICT YPD WORSHIP DIRECTOR
-- Anonymous, January 22, 2004
It is with sadness that I acknowledge the death of one so dear. I will continue the lift Bishop Webster and the entire family in prayer. May it console you to know that others share in your loss and that we truly care.
-- Anonymous, January 22, 2004
Our condolences to Bishop R.V. Webster and family. We sincerely regret the passing of Mrs. Carole Webster, a loving and caring person whose family has always been dear to our family. May God bless the Webster family during this most difficult time. Our prayers are with you.
-- Anonymous, January 23, 2004