Melissa Estelle Evans Smith
Why light a candle?
Lighting a virtual candle is a spiritual and religious way to honor the memory of Melissa Estelle Evans Smith and extend your warmest sympathy.
Supportive
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Show your support to grieving family members and friends by leaving a meaningful condolence message to accompany your candle
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Unique
Lighting a virtual candle gives anyone from anywhere the opportunity to symbolize their love to the deceased and their family without being physically present.
Spiritual
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
This flame signifies your everlasting love and the light that your loved one brought to your life and the lives of those around them.
Many have already shown their support
May 2, 2025
Engineering crew at Three Logan Square lit a candle
May 2, 2025
I miss you more than I ever thought possible. I keep thinking about how free you must be now—no more pain, no more hospitals or hard days. I picture you up there, running around on soft clouds, giggling with the other angels, maybe even teasing them like you used to tease Mommy. I know you’re watching over me making sure I’m okay, thank you for bringing so much love and joy to my life. mommy loves you💙
Krystal Tennyson lit a candle
May 2, 2025
Katie A Carmer lit a candle
May 2, 2025
You opened your door to a young bloke with no map and gave him shelter. You didn’t ask much, just let me be, and for that I’ll always be grateful. You were strong, kind, and steady. I saw the good in you, even when I was lost in myself. Thank you for the warmth when the world was cold. Rest easy now. You mattered. — Richie
Richard Davies lit a candle
May 2, 2025
In loving memory of Ella Rose Aguilar, Someone so special will not be forgotten.
A candle has been lit
May 2, 2025
The Susan Giuliano-Igou Family lit a candle
May 1, 2025
In loving memory of TSgt. Richard Lawton Crapse, I have too many very fond memories of”Pops” he and I were great friends in the NCANG! Deployed to a few places together, went to Airmen Leadership School together, bunked together on Drill weekends, and most of all shared a lot of life together. I’ve missed spending time with you Pops, but you’re always in my heart. I love you buddy SMSgt Stephen Hammond
SMSgt Stephen Hammond lit a candle
May 1, 2025
Rickey, Kimberly and Ariel Ridley lit a candle
May 1, 2025
Thank you Dr Pam for your warmrh and inspiration that you touched my life at Michigan State University. Words of peace and comfort to the family.
Dr Ruby Perry lit a candle
May 1, 2025
RICHARD J J SULLIVAN JR lit a candle
May 1, 2025
Lindsey and Mike Savakinas & Lauren and Jason Mays lit a candle
May 1, 2025
À la douce mémoire de Eric Besner, C'est avec une profonde tristesse que j'ai appris le décès de notre Eric. Je tiens à vous présenter mes sincères condoléances dans ces moments difficiles. Je ne t’oublierais jamais mon ange, repose en paix.
Ieda Muniz lit a candle
May 1, 2025
Bonnie Quinley lit a candle
May 1, 2025
In loving memory of William F. Alden, May your heart and soul find peace and comfort. Bill will be deeply missed, however, remember he is with the lord.
Marni & Terry lit a candle
May 1, 2025
In loving memory of Joyce L. Kalbaugh, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Mike Williams lit a candle
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