Dear Hancock and Lenhard, family

I am so very sorry for the loss of Kerri Death brings an unbearable pain to our lives and as times passes all that is left is a gaping hole that seems will never be closed. I wanted to share a magnificent hope that God has in store for mankind. A beautiful promise that will soon be fulfilled and rejoice the heart of many. John 5:28,29 says Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out. Soon that gaping hole that is left will be closed and filled with the loving embrace of Kerri, May this promise give hope you and strength to continue.

Our Tuesday night zoom Bible Study and monthly (semi) gatherings gave all of us the opportunity to get to know Kerri. Although our paths could have passed at FBA (my kids went to the High School) they did not.  Mike and my brother started a small Bible study in Austin  and later when Mike introduced Kerri to our group, we KNEW this was IT!  They were a perfect fit! We so enjoyed Kerri and her love for Mike, his for her and her hospitality as we gathered at their home.  We will truly miss her this side of heaven. BUT, we know she is in the presence of our King Jesus!  We also know that those who call Him Savior will see her again! 

Blessings mixed with sorrow.

Kerri was a teacher to both my boys, Matthew and Timothy. She was a loving and devoted teacher who loved the Lord.  She will be dearly missed.  Our prayers go out to her husband and her family.