To the family of Phillip "Butch" Link. We offer sincere heartfelt sympathy to all of you. May God give you peace and strength in this time of sorrow. For those that remain I pray that angels of protection cover you on all sides and that God will keep you in his care as only HE can. We love you, Deborah Riley-Young, Willie Junie Riley, Sharon Riley-Tipton and our families.
Although you may be gone, your presence will always be felt in our hearts. Rest in peace, dear brother in law. Your kindness and warmth will never be forgotten.
Cherished memories
That stay close to me
will be
The smell of good food...
how he loves to cook and make you feel right at home in a kitchen...
Their home is always open to everyone all the time.
Uncle Butch and Aunt Nancy playing in the dirt :() making their lawn lovely..
I’ll never forget meeting up with them in Nashville in late 1990’s or early 2000’s for one of Erica’s basketball games...lol cuz Uncle Butch did not like to travel much outside of Morgantown.
He could make me laugh so hard:)))))
I am most grateful we serve the God of the Living and we will see you soon Uncle Butch!
Hugs and prayers filled with The Spirit
I was young when I knew "Butch". He always was real nice to us neighborhood kids. My best memory is of Butch and my dad putting up a basketball backboard/rim on the side of a building do we all had a place to shoot hoops. It was resl close to his place and I'm sure a lot of noise was heard by Butch and Nancy.
