His parents were Viola and Jesse Thompson, he was one of five children three sister's Margaret, Dorothy and Nina and two brother's Lewis Thompson and James Garrett.
He was married to Hildreth Gordon on January 2, 1939, and to that union three children born, William (Billy) he preceded him in death, Edward (Eddie) and Rose.
He has six grandchildren Debbie and Marie Thompson(Billy and Carol), Chantel Bender and Rosiland Rolack(Eddie,)Joseph and Edward Matthews(Rose and Bernard).
Mr. Thompson was the founder of Thompson Funeral Home Inc. Detroit, Michigan in 1950.
My father-in-law was so crazy about his baby boy Eddie my husband. He adored him, till the day he died.
THE MEASURE OF A MAN
Not, How did he die? But How did he live? Not What did he gain? But What did he give?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
Not, What was his station? But had he a heart? And How did he play his God-given part?
Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer? To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?
Not, What was his church? Not What was his creed? But Had he befriended those really in need?
Not, What did the sketch in the newspaper say? But How many were sorry when he passed away?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
He was married to Hildreth Gordon on January 2, 1939, and to that union three children born, William (Billy) he preceded him in death, Edward (Eddie) and Rose.
He has six grandchildren Debbie and Marie Thompson(Billy and Carol), Chantel Bender and Rosiland Rolack(Eddie,)Joseph and Edward Matthews(Rose and Bernard).
Mr. Thompson was the founder of Thompson Funeral Home Inc. Detroit, Michigan in 1950.
My father-in-law was so crazy about his baby boy Eddie my husband. He adored him, till the day he died.
THE MEASURE OF A MAN
Not, How did he die? But How did he live? Not What did he gain? But What did he give?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
Not, What was his station? But had he a heart? And How did he play his God-given part?
Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer? To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?
Not, What was his church? Not What was his creed? But Had he befriended those really in need?
Not, What did the sketch in the newspaper say? But How many were sorry when he passed away?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
His parents were Viola and Jesse Thompson, he was one of five children three sister's Margaret, Dorothy and Nina and two brother's Lewis Thompson and James Garrett.
He was married to Hildreth Gordon on January 2, 1939, and to that union three children born, William (Billy) he preceded him in death, Edward (Eddie) and Rose.
He has six grandchildren Debbie and Marie Thompson(Billy and Carol), Chantel Bender and Rosiland Rolack(Eddie,)Joseph and Edward Matthews(Rose and Bernard).
Mr. Thompson was the founder of Thompson Funeral Home Inc. Detroit, Michigan in 1950.
My father-in-law was so crazy about his baby boy Eddie my husband. He adored him, till the day he died.
THE MEASURE OF A MAN
Not, How did he die? But How did he live? Not What did he gain? But What did he give?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
Not, What was his station? But had he a heart? And How did he play his God-given part?
Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer? To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?
Not, What was his church? Not What was his creed? But Had he befriended those really in need?
Not, What did the sketch in the newspaper say? But How many were sorry when he passed away?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
He was married to Hildreth Gordon on January 2, 1939, and to that union three children born, William (Billy) he preceded him in death, Edward (Eddie) and Rose.
He has six grandchildren Debbie and Marie Thompson(Billy and Carol), Chantel Bender and Rosiland Rolack(Eddie,)Joseph and Edward Matthews(Rose and Bernard).
Mr. Thompson was the founder of Thompson Funeral Home Inc. Detroit, Michigan in 1950.
My father-in-law was so crazy about his baby boy Eddie my husband. He adored him, till the day he died.
THE MEASURE OF A MAN
Not, How did he die? But How did he live? Not What did he gain? But What did he give?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
Not, What was his station? But had he a heart? And How did he play his God-given part?
Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer? To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?
Not, What was his church? Not What was his creed? But Had he befriended those really in need?
Not, What did the sketch in the newspaper say? But How many were sorry when he passed away?
These are the things that measure the worth of a man as a man, regardless of birth.
