Birth date: Sep 13, 1927 Death date: Apr 21, 2015
Mr. Rodney V. Priest, age 87, went to his heavenly home on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. He was born in Ionia, MI to Stanton and Jennie Priest on September 13, 1927. He served his country in the Navy, rank of PO2, during WWII and the K Read Obituary
Hi Dad -
Happy 8th Anniversary in Heaven. I miss you everyday! I am taking good care of Mom. She is staying with me, since she was very sick with RSV in January. She is getting stronger everyday! I think of you everyday & miss you so much!
Sending Lots of Hugs,
Love you,
Your Daughter,
Sharon ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Dad,
I can't believe it has been almost seven years since you went to heaven. Boy, I miss you everyday! I am taking good care of Mom. She got very sick with RSV &was hospitalized for one week, then went to Christian Care Nursing Home for rehab & to get stronger. She is staying with me at my house for care, since she left the hospital. I am just glad she survived the RSV. She was a very sick lady.
She is going to sell the house & hopefully live in an apartment by her friend Dee Randy & Roger are going to be getting their own apartments. Even though they have been dragging their feet,it is time they have their own place. Mom needs to get an apartment & enjoy her life now.
I have a beautiful, smart grandson named Benjamin, we call him Benny or Ben. You would be a Great Grandpa. He is a very sweet, special little boy. He looks like Kristine, very cute, but has brown hair. I truly Love being a Grandma, it is the best!
I Love you & miss you everyday Dad.
Love & Hugs
Your Daughter,
Sharon ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Our deepest sympathy to you, Carol, & family. You've always been a special friend who kept in touch with us old Sheldon people. John & Judy Nic
Sharon and Jeff so sorry for your loss I as well just lost my mom it's tough but I truly believe ther in a better place my thoughts are with you David pellet
We extend our sympathy to the Priest family in the passing of Rod. Your family was our next door neighbor when I was a youngster. May you have peace at this time.
Deepest Sympathy to the whole Priest Family. Fondest memories of our childhood neighbors on Calvin Avenue. As children everyone's parents influenced us a little so many memories. Hugs to all, Cheryle Leach Page
Our love and prayers go out to Aunt Carol and family. When I would come and visit, Uncle Rod always said "Hi Nancy". It always made me feel special that he would remember who I was. Going back, he was appreciated being the chauffeur to the sisters when going on their Sunday outings. You ladies always tired him out and he would have to get a little shut eye for a while in the chair (and many times at family gatherings). I can remember being afraid of Uncle Rod when I was a little girl, but that all changed as I got older. We always gave each other a hug when saying goodbye. I loved talking to him about our golf games, his great bowling skills and of course the Tigers! He loved his family and his grandchildren were very special to him. Hold onto the memories.
All our love,
Nancy, Louie and family
