Chester "Chet" Talenda

To Karen & Maria, it seems like a long time since I have seen you. I miss both of you and this time in your life you are saddened by the loss of your dad. Our love and prayers are with your mother and other family members.

I did not know Mr. Talenda, but I have heard many, many stories of him over the last six years that I have been friends with his son Joe. From the father admiring stories I hear, he was an honest, hard working, trustworthy man who could be counted on to do the right thing, give good advice and be there when a problem arises. He must have been a good person to raise a man like his son, who although is usually tough on the outside, has a HUGE heart and a will to do what is just for those around him. My family and I will continue to pray for Mr. Chester's family that they may be comforted knowing that there is no more pain or sorrow in his life now and that one day they will rise to meet him again in the clouds. God Speed.

Dear Valerie and family, I am very sorry for the passing of your father. It is a difficult time for the family to deal with his absence, but remember to take comfort in knowing that he has victory through Jesus because He paid the price for all of us.
"...in HIM all things are made new."
Leslie ---former LU co-worker

Our prayers to you and your family. He will be missed but always remembered for all the wonderful things he did in life. Hold the memories close to your heart.

Our condolences are with you,
The Brown Family

Dear Carol and Family,

We are so sorry to receive the sad news. Chet's gentle ways and kind heart will always be cherished as we are so grateful for all the good work that Chet and his family did for us. Please know that we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers, especially during this difficult time.

Hi Carol, We are all so sorry with the loss of Uncle Chet. My mom has been in a nursing home for 3 years and is now 91. We will always remember our Uncles playing cards and all the nieces and nephews standing behind them hoping for 25 cents on a winning hand..Those where the good old days. Aways remember the good memories it will help you get through the bad days. Love Joanne, Darleen and Cindy