Death date: May 21, 2015
Deacon Lonnie H. Ratliff, of Columbia, entered into the Master’s paradise on Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at Boone Hospital Center. Funeral services will be held on Friday, May 29, 2015 at Second Baptist Church at 12:00 pm. A visitatio Read Obituary
I was looking up family tree and saw Lonnie's obituary, he was a great man for Jesus and his family.
To God Be the Glory!!
Rev. Keith A. Ratliff Sr.
The entire Lewis family sends our condolences. Mr. Ratliff was a friend of my Mother and Father and our family for years. We are very sorry for your loss and hope that the wonderful times you had with Lonnie can help lessen the hurt of his loss. Our hearts go out to you guys…Mrs. Mary Ratliff, Debbie and Pam.
Deacon Ratliff did the best with he got and that is what it is all about. Making this place a little better than he found it. His memory lives on. May he rest in perfect peace, and the family the courage to bear the loss, Amen.
Mrs. Mary & Family,
We are so sorry and very saddened to hear of your loss. Sending you comforting hugs and pray the love of God enfolds you during your journey through grief. With deepest sympathy,
God bless!
Cyril and Tai
Aunt Mary, Debbie and Pam, I am sorry I will not be able to attend the funeral today.
Uncle Lonnie and Aunt Mary have been trail blazers for our family for as long as I can remember. I appreciate the great memories I am left with of you (Aunt Mary) and Uncle Lonnie as a beautiful happy couple with beautiful children. Thank you for the warm embraces throughout the years from the first time I met all of you in Ripley, MS until today.
I will always remember Uncle Lonnie’s great smile and inviting personality. So wonderful to sit down and have a conversation with him. And I always walked away with a smile feeling so much better I had discussed the issue or conversational piece with him.
I can say, I was truly blessed to have spent time with such a great man. When I think of him today, I smile, because only wonderful thoughts of him come to mind.
Rest in peace my dear Uncle. Aunt Mary; hopefully the future will just be filled with the joyful moments and memories you two spent together during your long, happy journey.
Debbie and Pam, cherish the fact you had a wonderful, loving father. Who stood by you during your childhood, teenage, and adult years.
May God continue to bless the Lonnie Ratliff family.
Love,
Tony
Mrs. Mary & Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We’re praying that each day as you all draw your strength from God that it becomes a little easier.
To Mary Ratliff and Family,
My deepest sincere sympathy to you and your family. May God bless you all in your time of need and continue to watch over you and your family. My prayers go out to you all and I pray that God continues to give you the strength and peace today and as time goes on.
To: Mary and Family,
We too will miss Lonnie and his smile. We will keep you in our prayers as the time goes forth that your hearts will be fill with the love of the Lord during your times of remembering him. May God hold you during your time of bereavement with his ever lasting Peace and Love. God Bless You!
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To: The Ratliff family
Wishing you all strength and peace May angles
walk with you today and always.
With deep Sympathy
Barbara Gordon
Mary, I remember many joyful things about Lonnie at Boone Hospital.
My prayers and condolences are with you and your family.
Jewell Lichius, R.N.
