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by Mareko Marciniak on 02/14/12

I would like to thank all those who sent us condolences and comments using e-mail. Some comments received on my box are posted below.

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1. Samba Nyirenda said on 2/14/12 - 10:52AM

""I am deeply saddened. I will miss seeing you every Tues at our meeting, the encouragement and sharing of how to learn to live seeking God's will and His grace, one day at a time. Thank you for comimg to our house for a meeting 15 Nov 2008, just a few hours before Jim died. Hope you are having a great big meeting up there and will see you both soon."Well done good and faithful servant" " -- Samba N

2. Ben Wa Ilunga said on 2/14/12 - 10:54AM

Dear Paul; I am sorry to ear this sad news of death of Br. Silas. I offer my condolences to you and to Botswana Province.Yes, I know Br. Silas as joyful man and was verry commited for the mission. May his soul rest in peace. As I got the program of the funerals, I will also celebrate mass on the day of his burial. Yours in the Divine Word, Ben wa Ilunga

3. Singa said on 2/14/12 - 10:56AM

Dear Confreres, It is sorry news to know the demise of our Brother Silas. Thank you for sharing the news with me and I shall offer this evening Mass for the respose of the soul of our confrere Bro.Silas SVD. Peace. Confrere Singa

4. Sr Debra, SSps said on 2/14/12 - 08:04PM

Makadini? which means "how are you?" was Br.'s greeting to me every time we met. Such a jolly person, good sense of humour, just pleasant to listen to, sending us all into pearls of laughter before he even utters a word. Wow! it came as a great shock for me to learn that when i come back to botswana I will never see him again. Well, as he used to say, it shall be well, indeed it shall be well. Rest in Peace dear Brother

5. Novitiate said on 2/14/12 - 08:36PM

Greetings from Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines! I am Frt. Jay de Leon, a novice of the Holy Spirit Novitiate, here in the Philippines. I belong to the Vivat Class which is composed of 14 Filipinos and 3 Papua New Guineans. Our community would like to express our deepest condolences and prayers for the death of Br. Silas Tumlay, SVD. We offered daily masses for him upon hearing the news.

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1.	Samba Nyirenda said on 2/14/12 - 10:52AM
	""I am deeply saddened. I will miss seeing you every Tues at our meeting, the encouragement and sharing of how to learn to live seeking God's will and His grace, one day at a time. Thank you for comimg to our house for a meeting 15 Nov 2008, just a few hours before Jim died. Hope you are having a great big meeting up there and will see you both soon."Well done good and faithful servant" " -- Samba N
2.	Ben Wa Ilunga said on 2/14/12 - 10:54AM
	Dear Paul; I am sorry to ear this sad news of death of Br. Silas. I offer my condolences to you and to Botswana Province.Yes, I know Br. Silas as joyful man and was verry commited for the mission. May his soul rest in peace. As I got the program of the funerals, I will also celebrate mass on the day of his burial. Yours in the Divine Word, Ben wa Ilunga
3.	Singa said on 2/14/12 - 10:56AM
	Dear Confreres, It is sorry news to know the demise of our Brother Silas. Thank you for sharing the news with me and I shall offer this evening Mass for the respose of the soul of our confrere Bro.Silas SVD. Peace. Confrere Singa
4.	Sr Debra, SSps said on 2/14/12 - 08:04PM
	Makadini? which means "how are you?" was Br.'s greeting to me every time we met. Such a jolly person, good sense of humour, just pleasant to listen to, sending us all into pearls of laughter before he even utters a word. Wow! it came as a great shock for me to learn that when i come back to botswana I will never see him again. Well, as he used to say, it shall be well, indeed it shall be well. Rest in Peace dear Brother
5.	Novitiate said on 2/14/12 - 08:36PM
	Greetings from Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines! I am Frt. Jay de Leon, a novice of the Holy Spirit Novitiate, here in the Philippines. I belong to the Vivat Class which is composed of 14 Filipinos and 3 Papua New Guineans. Our community would like to express our deepest condolences and prayers for the death of Br. Silas Tumlay, SVD. We offered daily masses for him upon hearing the news.