Condolence: This just does not seem real. I did not know Nathan well, but, his sweet, quiet spirit always drew me to him. I cannot imagine the pain you are going through. Your family is loved and all I can say is we are praying for you and thinking of you continually in this hardest ever thing for a parent to go through. We love you and your dear family

Condolence: Dear Barb, Mark and the Family - I was so sorry to hear of the death of your son Nathan and want to assure you of my thoughts and prayers during such a difficult time. Sylvia Drew, Highfield Baptist.

Condolence: No words can fully embrace our thoughts for you at this time. Please know that you are surrounded by the prayers of God's family.

Condolence: Dear family, it is hard to find words at such a shocking time but turning to scripture is where comfort is found. Isaiah 43:20 "I give waters in the wilderness and rivers in the desert, to give drink to My people, My chosen." God does not promise to keep us out of the wilderness or away from the desert but He does promise believers that He will sustain us and keep us when the hard times hit. We know He is with you all carrying you, with His ever loving arms wrapped around you. We will continue to pray. Love from your Church family on PEI.

Condolence: Mark - know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Pat and I were so sorry to hear of Nathan's passing but are so thankful he loved the Lord and served Him while he was here on earth. Although we haven't been in touch for many years we are thankful for our friendship in the Lord. In His love - Pat and Michelle

Condolence: Dear Pastor Mark and Barb: My mother heart has been aching for your family since we heard of Nathan's passing. We have always been glad of the time that you ministered with us. And especially for the friendship that Nathan and Benjamin shared together. They sure were busy boys, they packed a lot into the time that God allowed them to be together. Nathan was clear in those days too, that he felt led to serve the Lord in ministry and mentioned it more than once. Nathan was faithful to his calling, started young, and was planning to continue. God was pleased with Nathan's efforts for Him and taken him to heaven. A shorter ministry than we might have thought but it pleased God. We pray that God will bless you with comfort and strength in these days ahead.

Condolence: Dear Mark and Barbara,

When I received the news from FEB Central that your son, Nathan, had passed away, my heart was filled with deep sadness. I have never experienced such a loss, but I know that God has felt the pain you now feel. So, rest in His grace and steadfast love even as you grieve deeply.

Praying for you daily,
Marvin

Condolence: I was a friend of Nathan's in high school at Charlottetown Rural. He and I had many laughs on the Rugby field & I was very upset when I heard the news of his passing. Nathan was a very kind person, though ferocious on the field, and quick to smile as well as laugh. I can't imagine what it would be like to lose such a special person from the family at such a young age. He was an amazing person, with a kind and gentle heart that is often too few and far between in life. Nathan will be dearly missed and my heart goes out to his family and loved ones. Nathan is being thought of on P.E.I my friends and I are saddened by the loss.

Condolence: Our hearts go out to the Barrett family and to Sarah who is known to our whole church family here in Birmingham, England. Words cannot express our sadness at your great loss. May the Lord Jesus be with you and surround you with his comfort. Love from afar, George and Karen King on behalf of Stechford Baptist Church.

Condolence: Dearest Sarah and families....our hearts ache for your loss....please know we will continue to lift you all before the Throne...knowing that there is only One Comforter who can hold you close and carry you as you move thru this journey of grief.