I was indeed  saddened  upon hearing  the loss of MRS Smith.  My mind goes back to pathfinder  days,  she was  warm and  always welcoming. Everyone loved her gluten.  

My heart goes out to the Smith family,  may her soul rest in eternal peace. One day the sting  of death will die. 

❤️ love ❤️ 
Kayla

Sis Smith was like a mother to me. She was a true Christian who exemplified God's love in Word and deed. Sis Smith followed Paul's instructions in Titus 2:4-5. I remember her prayers, words of encouragement through many of my difficulties and challenges. She testify often of God's goodness, her faith was unmoveable. I am grateful for having known Sis Smith - gone too soon - forever in my heart.

The  Fabien's Family  -  We would like to express our deepest condolences to the King / Smith's family.  It is always hard to say goodbye to those we love.  We may not understand why but God does.  Comfort yourself in knowing that if we remain faithful a better day is coming.  Wrap yourself in the arms of God, only he can see you through.

We are praying for you.

My siblings and I knew Mrs Smith from a very young age as our parents shared a close friendship. When visiting the Parham SDA Church on Sabbaths, Mrs Smith’s home was the place to be for the after church fellowship lunch. We always felt welcomed and a part of, as she  genuinely was a Mother of Salem to all. To her family, we extend our deepest condolences and pray that God will continue to comfort you during this time of bereavement. May she rest in eternal peace 

Lola, Therez and Melissa Kirby

I have many fond memories growing up around the Smith’s household.  Our parents were not merely fellow villagers and coworkers but great family friends.  Smith and Ms Reifer (mommy) were a force to be reckoned with as educators during their time together at Parham Primary School.  During their tenure, Smith, the then Principal and Teacher Hyacinth (mommy) along with other teachers worked to ensure a high standard of education was upheld for the students who passed through the gate of the Parham Primary School.  
Smith as I affectionally called her has been with our family from primary school through to adulthood. There had to be a call every week between mommy (Teacher Hyacinth/ Ms Reifer) and Smith just to check in on family, life, and health.  I was never a stranger to Garfield & Delora Smith home as I could call on Smith to provide guidance from school assignments (Home Economic) to life lessons.  Smith loved her family, the community, church family and the kitchen.  I thoroughly enjoyed her pies, quiche and whatever other wholesome treat she had to offer.   I could go boldly to their home on weekends to pick flowers from their garden towards beautify our church on a Sunday morning. 
Our families have celebrated birthdays, graduations, wedding, the birth, and death of our daughter Zuriel always with Smith extending a word of prayer, encouragement and advise. 
One can never be fully prepared for death and the loss of a loved one.  I am grateful for the many family moments held between mommy, Zeke and I with the Smiths family.  Thank you, Smith, for your prayers, guidance, life lesson, pies, and flowers.  
To Mr. Smith, Renee, Marissa, Glendale, and Cimarron may God provide you all with the strength to get through this difficult time.  
On behalf of the family, our sincerest condolences to all of you and the family circle.  We know you will miss her, but I also know you all will continue to keep her memory alive with prayers and melodious singing.

Mrs Smith was the first principal I worked under as an educator. Although it was short, I still remember her kindness and encouraging words. 

Sleep peacefully Mrs. Smith and my condolences to the Smith Family.

May the laughter, joy, memories, and love give each of you the strength to carry on. From my family to your family. The Harris’

Mrs Delora Smith was my colleague, mentor, sister and friend. She was a kind-hearted, caring and loving individual. Her words of advice were always timely. They were "like apples of gold in pictures of silver".  I give God thanks that I had an opportunity to share in the life of this godly woman. 
Sincerest condolences to the Smith family. The Gloades share your loss and will continue to support you with our prayers and words of encouragement.

Mrs. Smith was like a mom to the youths around her, she would always encourage us in every way possible. 

My condolences to the entire family, may God comfort you in this difficult time. We love you ❤️

Am very saddened to learn of the passing of our dear Sister Smith i never called her Delora every time i use to see her at parham SDA she is always smiling. She was a lovely lady well dress and is a catch to any one Bro Smith i know you and the childrem will miss her dearly, let us live a life that we will see Sis Smith in the life made new. Let us not moarn like we have no hope. But let us rejoice that not to long yes i say not to long will meet in heaven if we are in good judgement and for the rest of the family is not by but see you she is asleep until that great Resurrected  Morning Bro Smith Reenie Marissa and clanty and cim cim have hope o be thinking of you.

I am so grateful for the memories. Mrs Smith was my Principal, my mentor and my friend. I was so heartbroken having learnt of her passing. My mind immediately went back to those moments we shared, the laughter, the cooking lessons in the kitchen and the reflective moments we had long after her retirement. It never took long for us to catch up or fill in the gaps. She listened, she shared and she counseled. I will never forget you Mrs Smith. I'm thankful that our paths crossed.

I pray for your family at this time in their time of sorrow. #S.I.P.MrsSmith

Condolences to the family,  it's hard to imagine the pain and heartache you’re feeling. I am praying for your peace and comfort.

Sis Smith was like a mom to the young people around her. We love You ❤️

A woman of God, wife, mother, sister, cousin, friend, awesome principal. For me, Mrs. Smith was a mentor and whether I asked her or not she would lovingly guide me in my professional career and in life in general. She was a gentle soul who will be sorely missed. 

To the entire family especially Renee please accept my condolences in this most difficult time.  Remember to lean heavily on each other and on God.  💕

There will never be a warmer, kinder, loving and inclusive human being. Mrs. Smith was a jewel in my life. She will continue to be so through treasured memories and my attempts at repaying the genuine care she gave me throughout my childhood. My heart is with the family during this time, and always.

My dear Aunty Delora - she was like a mother to me and a grandmother to my son.  Her love was warm and refreshing.  I am broken of her death, and she will be greatly missed.  

My condolences to my extended siblings.  I love all of you!  

Love you, Aunty.

My  deepest condolences 🙏 very pained, of the passing of my dearest friend . May we all be comforted.

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Delora Alexis Smith

28 junio, 1950 – 20 febrero, 2024

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