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Bishop Christopher D Bartlett

24 mei 1963 - 7 april 2020

Christopher Dacosta Bartlett a husband of 30 years to Vivien Bartlett went home to glory in the early morning on the 7th April 2020. His early and sudden departure has torn at the heart strings of us all. He leaves behind his loving wife, his two beautiful daughters, his caring son-in-law, his gorgeous grandson, his praying mother, his loyal brother, his three kind sisters and his father. This has left a big hole in our family and in the hearts of all those who knew him, as he was not only a devoted and loving husband, a caring son, a brother, a father and a proud grandfather but he was a caring Father in the Gospel, a Bishop, the Senior pastor at Burning Bush Apostolic Christian Ministries, a qualified Counsellor and a friend to many. Although we mourn his legacy still lives on and we will continue to build on his great works.

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Zoey Smith 2020-04-13 16:39:06 schreef:

My sincere condolences to Mother Bartlett, our beautiful Sis Vivien, Charlotte, Amelia, Anton, Josiah, Maggie, Sonya, Sean and the Bartlett and Barrows family. May you all find peace and comfort when needed at this time. Hold on to the precious memories. If I'd have known it was to be the last time.... I cannot seem to find the words to express myself at this time. Everything is changing too quickly and it's overwhelming. Some people make the world better just by being it it. Some people light up a room just by walking in the door that was our Pastor. Just seeing him filled you with joy, his laugh, his sense of humour was one in a million. He had patience of a saint, had such poise and composure. Dignified and down to earth. Could be seated with royality one day and mentoring the youth the next and still shine brightly. It was an honour to have been mentored, encouraged, and to have your wisdom and experience imparted in me. How I wish I had more time.... I know you will wear your crown with pride. I am proud to be a gem to have known you. Fovever grateful for all that you have done and the wonderful things that are still to blossom in your ministry and your congregation. Thank you is simply not enough but I cannot find the words to say how much I loved you and am grateful for God bringing you into our lives. You were more than a Pastor to my children and I. You believed in me more than I believe in myself and you nurtured things in me I didn't even know I had. I am proud to call you Pastor, but you were so much more. I am going to miss you so much but treasure and value what I have. Take care of yourself until we meet again. I hope I can make you proud. You are a true man of God a faithful servant until the end. I am truly heartbroken.... Looking good PASTOR, looking sharp... RIP Pastor xx

Zoey Smith 2020-04-13 16:39:06 schreef: My sincere condolences to Mother Bartlett, our beautiful Sis Vivien, Charlotte, Amelia, Anton, Josiah, Maggie, Sonya, Sean and the Bartlett and Barrows family. May you all find peace and comfort when needed at this time. Hold on to the precious memories. If I'd have known it was to be the last time.... I cannot seem to find the words to express myself at this time. Everything is changing too quickly and it's overwhelming. Some people make the world better just by being it it. Some people light up a room just by walking in the door that was our Pastor. Just seeing him filled you with joy, his laugh, his sense of humour was one in a million. He had patience of a saint, had such poise and composure. Dignified and down to earth. Could be seated with royality one day and mentoring the youth the next and still shine brightly. It was an honour to have been mentored, encouraged, and to have your wisdom and experience imparted in me. How I wish I had more time.... I know you will wear your crown with pride. I am proud to be a gem to have known you. Fovever grateful for all that you have done and the wonderful things that are still to blossom in your ministry and your congregation. Thank you is simply not enough but I cannot find the words to say how much I loved you and am grateful for God bringing you into our lives. You were more than a Pastor to my children and I. You believed in me more than I believe in myself and you nurtured things in me I didn't even know I had. I am proud to call you Pastor, but you were so much more. I am going to miss you so much but treasure and value what I have. Take care of yourself until we meet again. I hope I can make you proud. You are a true man of God a faithful servant until the end. I am truly heartbroken.... Looking good PASTOR, looking sharp... RIP Pastor xx

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