Ira Prentis Cain

"I am so sorry for your loss. Your are in my thoughts and prayers."

"Papaw Ira we all loved you and cherished our time with you.

One by one earths ties are broken, as we see our love decay, and the hope so fondly cherished brighten but to pass away. One by one our hopes grow brighter as we near the shining shore, for we know across the river wait the loved ones gone before.

Forever,
Paul, Tanya, Ashleigh, Wade"

"Sorry to hear of your loss. Gods garden will be
even more beautiful,"

"Ira was my cousin, but I would have loved him anyway. He led a long and interesting life. My sister and I used to stop to visit for kisses and tomatoes. He should have won prizes for his gardening. Hell certainly liven up heaven.

I send my heartfelt sympathy to Iras family."

"So sorry for your loss."

"Thoughts and prayers for the family."

"To the family of Ira Cain we would like to express our condolences for the loss of your love one."

"So sorry for your loss."

"Mike, Buddy I am sorry to hear of Ira passing. He is one of the greatest persons I ever knew. GOD BLESS."

"What a wonderful long life that Ira had. I will always remember him plowing with the old mule. Buddy amd Mike you should be proud of your dad he was a good man."

"What a wonderful long life that Ira had. I will always remember him plowing with the old mule. Buddy amd Mike you should be proud of your dad he was a good man."

"Buddy and Susan, I love to tell folks about Mr. Cain plowing that garden with his mule and how Buddy had to get him a new one when Jack died. Hed stand at the end of the row and wait while you and Mr. Cain went and had coffee What a great man. Your family is in our prayers."

"Sad to hear the news. I have some fond memories of Ira Iree as I called him Condolences to the family."

"Our sincere condolences to the family."

"Buddy and Susan....What an Honor it was to have met your Dad at your Retirement Party. Such a sweet soul and full life. My prayers are with you and your family."

"I always enjoyed talking to Mr. Cain when he would come into the pharmacy. I remember going out to his house to get some peas and he asked me if I wanted to pick them or that he pick them. I told him I would pick them but that was the last time I picked peas, I let him do it from then on. That was in the 70s when I was young.
My prayers and thoughts are with his family.

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