Arnetta Haney-Green
Why light a candle?
Lighting a virtual candle is a spiritual and religious way to honor the memory of Arnetta Haney-Green 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.
Many have already shown their support
May 5, 2024
Love, The Mann family lit a candle
May 5, 2024
In loving memory of Liam Jeffrey Braun, With deepest sympathies.
Jovanka Skocic lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Denis Gagnon♥️ lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Much love, Sue Carter lit a candle
May 5, 2024
LOVE, YOUR GREAT-AUNT, LORRAINE SOKOLIK lit a candle
May 5, 2024
With fond memories of Lois and all of the Brake family who lived in Morgan Addition.
Annabelle Marteney Cruise lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Kim & John Lulay lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Bruce Devrous lit a candle
May 5, 2024
With our warmest regards, Tammi and Nick Kennedy lit a candle
May 5, 2024
In loving memory of Thomas R. Montgomery, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. The community lost a wonderful caring man. He will be missed by us all.
Penni Fields lit a candle
May 5, 2024
With Love from your fellow co-workers lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Kristine Proude lit a candle
May 5, 2024
In loving memory of Jay B. Lathon, I met Jay in 1988 when I moved to Nashville. We worked at Church Street Center-across the walkway from each other- and began a quick and lasting friendship. I moved away in 1990 and with Facebook we were able to reunite years later. His spirit, lust for life, quick wit and smile are eternal. Peace be with him 🙏 Sharing in your sorrow. With love and friendship.
Kris Marie Spinazze lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Never to be forgotten.
Michael Emerson lit a candle
May 5, 2024
Danielle & Joe lit a candle
A unique and lasting tribute
