Condolence: Mrs, B, Hugh, Kerry, Judy and family, I am so sorry for the hole that has been left for each of you with Mr. Belcher's passing, but confident in the knowledges that he is joyfully in the presence of Our Lord. Although it has been many, many years since I've had the honor of his presence, I can still feel the warmth of his deep voice and smile. May each of you rejoice in the knowledge that this is only a temporary separation. Peace and hugs to you all, Kaye (Keefe)

Condolence: Anita, we were all so saddened to hear of Clynard's passing. He was truly a wonderful and Godly man. He was an inspiration to all of us and we miss him dearly. He was kind, humble, gentle, and always had a smile on his face. May the Lord bless you with peace and comfort during this difficult time. Please know our family loves you dearly and are praying for you and the family. We wanted to attend the funeral, but my mom passed away unexpectedly the same week. God bless! *hug*

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Anita, Becky, Judy, Hugh, Kerry, and your families, Greetings in our Lord! I send my heartfelt love to each of you in the death of dear Clynard Belcher. It was my joy and privilege to serve with Mr. Clynard for many years in Westminster Presbytery of the PCA. He loved the Lord Jesus and we had great joy serving together. I know you rejoice that his labors are over and he has entered into the joy of His Master! Please know our love and prayers are with you. May He sustain you as you wait upon Him. I hope to attend the funeral and give you my love in person, but wanted to send this note on to you. My family and our entire congregation have and will continue to pray the Lord will comfort and keep you all in His tender care. In the love of Christ, Henry

Condolence: I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Belcher. My most sincere condolences for Mrs. Belcher, and the entire family. I found comfort knowing my own father, Doug Arrington, shared a close relationship with our Lord, Jesus Christ, and I am sure you will be comforted in the same assurance. Bruce Arrington and wife, Susie.

Condolence: Dear Becky and Judy, I am so trilled that your Dad is in the fullness of joy which he now experiences in the eternal and immediate presence of God, who has exercised the victory of death in your Dad's life, as well as victory in the hearts of those who love him. At the same time I am saddened that you have temporarily lost his company. This is not at all a vain offer, but if there is anything the Chastains can assist with, just let us know. You all are loved and appreciated by us and many many others.

Condolence: We do pray that God will be with you and comfort you and your whole family at this time.

Condolence: Sheriff Fred Newman and the Members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office would like to express their sympathy in the death of Clynard Belcher. If our Sheriff’s Office can be of assistance to you during your time of sadness, please do not hesitate to contact us. Sheriff Newman and Members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Condolence: Kerry and family, We are truly sorry for your loss. We are praying that God wrap his loving arms of mercy and peace around you all and give you peace and comfort that only He can.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with the Belcher family and friends! Karen Hendrix - Agent Pipeline

Condolence: Our prayers and love are being sent to the Belcher family. Katie and Alvin Blankenship

Condolence: So sorry for your loss....my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Condolence: I still remember being a little girl and going to bible memory classes and then staying at the Belcher's home. That was something I don't think I will ever forget. It left a great impression on me as to the importance of loving God's Word. My prayers and thoughts are with you all at this time.

Condolence: Dear Belcher family, We are praying for you at this time. May God send His comfort to you.

Condolence: Dear Belcher Family, May God Bless your family during this sad occasion. We know that Clynard's legacy will live on in his family! In our prayers, The Rakes Family

Condolence: I was heartbroken to hear about Clynard. . He was such a special man. I thought the world of him. I will be praying for all of your family for your loss. I know he's smiling down from heaven at all the love shown for him by his family and friends. Such a great man and truly will be missed. God bless you all. Much love...

Condolence: May all of you be held close to the Lord Jesus during this special time of grief. May the joy of knowing that your loved one has been promoted, comfort your hearts.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with all your family. It has been a pleasure knowing your family for all these years. I appreciate the relationship we have always had. I pray that God will comfort each of you in the coming days. May God bless each of you, Charles

Condolence: Dear Anita and Family, It is with that peculiar blending of grief and joyful praises to our holy covenant God that we send our greeting and sympathies today. How blessed was I last Saturday to share that evening with you in room 3117. I have missed my friend and brother in Christ for some time before his translation into 'the glory' as Dr. Lloyd-Jones once described it! As the 'outer man' slowed, the 'inner man' was being accelerated for a final sprint toward the finish line of his earthly race. Now in 'the glory' he has gained the blessings Jesus lived and died to secure, and even more significantly, Clynard has seen God, and now rests before the heavenly throne of the Savior he adored, and Whose Gospel he shared all of the days that we knew him here on earth. His joyful reunion with loved ones who have 'fallen asleep' in Christ, and the joy of meeting his first son for the first time defies the imagination. Truly he has gained all of the promised inheritance of the saints. And, as Hebrews 11:1 ff. tells us, the things he did, for the glory of God, and in faith will remain among us. We grieve with and for you today, probably will not be able to be among you in the next few days, but will, Lord willing, be here for you in the coming days. Cling to Jesus! He alone is our hope! With love, in Christ, Tom and Hope

Condolence: Anita and family - So sorry for your loss. He will RIP on the mountain. You are all in my prayers.

Condolence: All my Prayers are for this Family at this time. I know your loss is great but one day soon you will meet him again. Love you all

Condolence: We were saddened to hear of Mr. Belcher's passing. May God bless and comfort today and in the days ahead.

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Belcher and family, How dear you all are to Enoch and me! We have treasured the times we were given by the Lord to spend with all of you. We will always remember with great fondness the long weekend we spent with you and Mr. Belcher in June 2006 before the RPCUS Conference. You and he were the best hosts ever! We were welcomed as family, as I am sure many more people can attest as well. Becky, Oley Speaks' song "Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled" plays over and over in my mind! I pray that the Belcher family will know God's amazing comfort, peace, and, yes, even joy as you go through this period of tremendous grief. Remember, He has borne all of our sorrows and is acquainted with all of our griefs! What comfort!! Love you all so very much!

Condolence: Anita my heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family. C.C. was not only an employer that gave me my very first job and taught me work ethics but he was a friend that taught me life lessons. I will always be thankful for all he done for me. I was blessed to have known him.

Condolence: Anita and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Clynard was a great asset to the world around him. He will be missed. May God comfort you all as you mourn his passing. Condolences, Danny L Edwards

Condolence: our prayers are with all the family, may god comfort all of you and that you will find peace thru this difficult time.

Condolence: I want to extend my sympathy to all of during this time. I only met Mr. Belcher one time. I know Hugh and Kerry very well. But that one meeting left an impression. It was at WCCS. The event I do not remember. The topic of our conversation escapes me as well. But at the end as we parted his words were: Whatever we do it should be for the glory of God. I pray for all of you and may the comfort of the Holy Spirit be with all of you.

Condolence: Anita, Our thoughts memories and Love are with you and your family at this sad time. The Spriggs Family

Condolence: I remember Clynard when I worked in the Clinchfield Payroll Office and he worked in the "Men's Clothing Department" along with I "believe" Claude Carty. My thoughts are with you Anita and all your family. Madeline Owens Kerr . . .