Paul L. Dallas, Sr.

Emerald Garden Basket was sent for Paul L. Dallas, Sr. - August 10, 2022

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From your family in Brooklyn, NY, Atlanta, GA and Washington, D.C. Cheryl McCree (Hugley)in Atlanta, GA, daughter of Hillard Hugley, Annette Hugley, in Brooklyn, NY, daughter of Hillard Hugley, Marcia McCree, Washington, DC. Alia Davis,(Atlanta, GA), Sareve Lawson, Brooklyn, all granddaughters of Hillard Hugley. We pray God's blessing on our cousin's immediate family and all of you. Although we are not there with you our prayers are with you in this hour. Heaven has no sorrow that earth can not heal. God Bless

Sending prayers and love for the Dallas family. Mr. Dallas is a part of many childhood memories at Hall St. Baptist Church. He used his architectural and artistic talents to build props and sets for Holiday programs. We will remember him fondly. May God strengthen and bless the family. -Jocelyn Scott Pearson & Ivory L. Scott and families (the children of the late Mrs. Addie B. Scott)

Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Lillie during this time. We pray God wraps his loving arms around you and give you comfort in knowing that Dallas is in heaven with no more pain. We Love you and will keep you in our prayers. Sonny and LaTashia Legette

To the Charlie and the Dallas Family, Wishing you peace and comfort during this most difficult time. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts, and prayers. So sorry for your loss.

Booker T. Washington High Class of 1971

To the Dallas family. P.D. was a good person, I enjoyed being in his presence at all tine.he will be truly missed . may God heal yur brokenness in Jesus name. Evangelist Thayer James

Prayers are up going up be encourage through it all. God know he is at rest take your rest Uncle Paul🕊️🕊️ love Tasha

May the Peace, Power and Presence of the Holy Comforter (the Holy Spirit) be with you in your moments of grief. Pastor and Mrs. Leonard E Cammack, Hall Street Baptist Church

Rest well in the Saviors arms cousin. You will be missed. Frank Billingsley granddaughter, Angela Mcfarlin

Paul / Big Mike,

Please accept my heartfelt condolence of your father's death. I am genuinely sorry for your loss. May fond memories of your Father bring you comfort during this difficult time in your life. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family.

Jeff Andrews | Montgomery AL

Praying for your family.

Jackson and Durrell families

Sorry for your loss

My condolences to the Dallas family. I pray for broken hearts Rayfield parks Sr

To the Dallas Family: We take this time to extend our personal condolences to the family of Paul Dallas. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family, and friends of the family during this hour of great sadness. May all grieving hearts please remember that God is well aware of the suffering that we are now dealing with, and has given us His personal promise that He would soon take action to reverse the effects of sin and death. This promise is recorded at John 5:28-29. In these verses, God tells us that He would soon cause a calling to go forth to those in the grave to stand up in life again. Yes, the recording of these words serves as a personal guarantee from God that the resurrection to life would surely take place. The restoring of life would take place because God is the source of life for all living things. ( Psalm 36:9) Even if a person dies, God has the power and the desire to restore life back to those who have fallen asleep in death. And to assist all to develop strong faith in this future promise, God has preserved nine accounts in the Bible that speaks about this grand blessing that is near at hand. Here is just one such example that is recorded at John 11:32-44. I hope that all will get a chance to see how these verses apply to Paul, and a great host of others in a very special way. So, in closing we encourage all to please keep this special promise of God near your heart at all times. Remember that when God makes a promise, it becomes reality. For it is impossible for God to lie. (Titus 1:2)

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