Contributions to the tribute of Herbert Zarin

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B Carter posted a condolence

Saturday, April 8, 2006

When death find its way into our lives not only does it leave us deep in our sorrow and grief but it often leave us with questions with little to no answers. Over taken by the lost of our loved ones we find ourselves asking a question over and over again, why? Before the loss, death meant nothing, it?s a thought most times un-thought of and the impact on our lives was considered very little if considered at all. However, many think death is a part of life but according to Titus 1:2 everlasting life was Jehovah God?s purpose for mankind from the beginning of mans creation, not death. Death greatly affects the lives of many as you are now experiencing and Jehovah God is aware of that and by means of the provision he made for us, we all have a promised hope. That hope is that death will one day soon not be a threat any longer to us. Rev 21:3-4 states that death will be no more and the things that cause pain and suffering will be no more. Yes Jehovah God promises to do away with death and all it?s many components that make death possible. He even says according to Isaiah 33:24 it will come a time when no one on the earth will say they are sick and Psalms 37:9 said that the wicked will be cut off so they too will not be able to cause any more harm to those on the earth. That is truly a wonderful hope and because God loved us so much he gave his only begotten son that we may have another chance at life he is also making it possible for our dear loved ones we lost to death to return to us by means of a resurrection. John 5:28-29 states that those in the memorial tombs will awaken from an eternal sleep once they hear Christ voice. We can all trust in this blessing because Hebrews 6: 18 says of Jehovah God, ?It is impossible for God to Lie.? Isaiah 55:11 also assure us nothing that Jehovah God says or promise will not return without results. These words are faithful and truth. May God be with you.

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Stephen Alexander Watz Sr. posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

Uncle Herb, I will always remember the fun stories told to me of you and Uncle Vinnie Lucasewitz. You will always be remembered in my prayers. You worked hard all your life, now it is time to enjoy the rewards of our Lord. God Bless You and your family.

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Andrew Watz posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

Uncle Herb, Although the miles kept us apart you'll always be remembered in our thoughts and prayers. In Loving memory, Andrew Vincent Watz and family

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Constance Watz posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

Uncle Herb will always be remembered... For your place in the family, and the memories shared with us by family members of all the good times years ago... For your delicacies in the kitchen ... especially salads with sausage & cheese and, of course, your pizza!... For all the selfless help you've given to others through the gift of your carpentry... May God grant you the blissful rewards of heaven! Uncle Herb will be watching over his family from above, as near as a prayer away. May God also grant His peace and comfort to the family.

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Edward Watz posted a condolence

Tuesday, December 6, 2005

Uncle Herb, you're now trading jokes with Wuja Vinnie, camping out and having fun just like in old times. One day we'll all meet again on your side of the river. God Bless You, Edward Dennis Watz & Family

Herbert Zarin

Sunday, December 4, 2005

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