Our love and prayers will forever be here for you Randy, Sarah and Rebbeca.
— David & Melissa Miller
So sorry to hear about this. Praying for strength for all of the family.
— Sharon and Farron Head
Praying for the family
— Wally Hancock
This breaks my heart. Since we moved from Social Circle Trisha and I occasionally touched base but not enough. She had a laugh that could brighten the room and she will be missed.
I will never think of or look at Patricia Nash purses again without thinking of her. She loved them, too! Gosh, I’m going to miss her!
— Connie Beasley
Trisha was such a fun person and had a contagious laugh. I have fond memories of her. I am sad to hear this news and will be praying for all of the family. May God hold you close during this time.
— Julie (Aulds) Campbell
Praying for the family
— Wally Hancock
Trisha was more like a sister to me than a friend while my family lived in Oxford, GA. My dad was the pastor of Sardis Congregational Christian Church between around 1977-1984. The Hendersons were part of our church family at that time. The children in my family were similar in ages to the ones in Mrs. Betty and Mr. Gene’s family and we spent a good deal of time with them, in church, in their home, and at Camp Eunice activities. Trisha was a special young lady and loved the Lord, her family, and others. I’ll always cherish the memories of her quick, beautiful smile, her laughter that was contagious, and her friendship. From the slide show, it appears that God gave her a sweet, close family of her own, and I’m thankful for that! I know she will be missed! I wish I could be there tomorrow to give you all a big hug! I loved Trisha as a friend and little sister, and am hurting with you all right now. I’m praying that our God of all comfort will wrap His arms around you, bringing comfort and His peace. Lori Jan
— Lori Jan Aulds Starkey
Praying for you all. Was a great pleasure being able to meet and know Trisha.
— Amber wise
So sorry for your loss. I worked with Trisha at Colony Properties. We had two Trisha's there, so she made us call her Alice! I remember how much she loved working in her yard. She talked about it all the time. She had a laugh that would light up the office. Praying for your family during this time.
— Linda Mitchell