Karl G. Eustice Sr.
Why light a candle?
Lighting a virtual candle is a spiritual and religious way to honor the memory of Karl G. Eustice Sr. and extend your warmest sympathy.
Supportive
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Spiritual
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
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Gwen was my best friend since 1967. She was the kindest soul that I ever met! I will miss her terribly. My condolences to her family and friends in Michigan! She is now with the angels.
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In loving memory of Seth Cody Shanks, So dearly loved. So sadly missed. God bless.
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In loving memory of Franklin Delano Lomax, With deepest sympathies. Melissa Jurgens
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In 2003, Bryan "Biggie", 26, joined Latitudes as our first employee. Talented and funny, he was family. We shared laughter, tears, and Big Fun over 13 years. A true foodie and Tigers fan, he was my confidant. Bryan’s heart shone through his love for Amy and their daughters. Losing him hurts deeply. I imagine him in Heaven, watching over his family. One more hug, beer, and game would mean everything. Thank you, Biggie, for the love and laughs. Miss you, brother. —Max “Frank” Z
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