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We Remember
SOME SIGNED THE GUEST BOOK : KARI ARCHIE Remembers: “My love and prayers go out to my cousins and other family members. I will miss you Uncle Chop. You were always a positive example in my life. I will always remember my summers in Herndon and you singing Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off!! I love you Always
ANONYMOUS: “My condolences. So sorry for your loss of your dear loved one. ”
COLONEL PAUL DAVIDSON, USARMY {RETIRED) Remembers: “One of the greatest Army officers with whom I served -8th Army Personnel Command, Korea, 1983- 84”.
ANNIE C. (Georgia) Remembers: “May God's loving kindness comfort you and help you through this sad and difficult time”. Psalms 119:50, 76.
TANYA ARCHIE Remembers: “Uncle Chop, one of the hardest things to do in my life was to tell mom that her Big Brother Passed away. Even when you were sick you were still protecting your baby sister. You were one of the strongest men that I have known, one of the best uncles in the world. It's so hard to believe that you are not here. But God wanted to bring you home. You may now rest easy, job well done. I Love you Uncle Chop. I will always honor you.”
Acknowledging the faithful mother of the children of Col. Ezra C. Cummings, Jr., who stood beside him during his stellar military career. She served the nation in support of one of their own.
THELMA WEAVER CUMMINGS
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