Condolence: Lewis Family, We want you to know your in our thoughts. My Uncle Homer loved his children, grandchildren, and great granchildren. When we visited my cousins and I would ride the runners on the truck while Homer drove. We would be singing songs over and over. He would have a smile and be unphased with us silly girls. Mom has reminisced a lifetime of stories and is thankful of Homer’s kindness and dependability.

Condolence: Hi Lon and Families: When I read the obituary about your Dad’s kind, humble personality that is how I remember your Dad. My condolences to you and your family.

Condolence: Too the family I give my codolences. I can remember meeting Homer for the first time, he was a mountain of a man, but you could tell right off his heart was soft and kind. I remember as I shook his hand that he was sizeing me up and making sure I was ok for his niece Shauna. I was cowboying full time back then and we had plenty to talk about. In later visits his eyes would come alive as we told old cowboy stories and talked of horses we had rode. Homer is a man I am glad I got to meet, what you saw is who he was. Kind,loving,respected, and a man in every sense. I know Shauna loved her uncle Homer with all her heart and was heartbroken she couldnt attend. Ride on cowboy, you're up at the big rodeo now.

Condolence: Charlotte and Jodee and family--my sympathy in the loss of your dad. I remember the stories you used to tell about him when we were at the print shop! Please know that I am thinking of you all. Rhonda Spencer